violet. and that violet is close to the resonance. and the vibrations aren't enough-- degenerated the heat, but enough to interact here, here, here, here, here, here, all the way. and by time you--violet light is gonna take a long time to get through. red is way, way, way down underneath. you could, kind of, look at it like this, most of your atoms won't even do a darn thing when red comes by. so red just, vroom, skates right out by and only interacts here and there. guess which color should get through fastest? 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

and some bends a little differently, comes out here, this would be maybe violet. and it turns out you've got an angle between here and here of, i think it's 40 degrees for the violet. and here and here 42 degrees for the red, early printings of the book have a mistake there, okay? but it's this sort of thing. so when you're looking at a rainbow in the sky, if you're standing down here and you look at raindrops up in here, and these raindrops are being illuminated by sunlight in the back of you, note the sun is always on the back of you when you see a rainbow if you're facing the rainbow, yeah? and that sunlight come down and back, a refraction occurs in the drop, reflection and refraction, yes? and you're down here and, boom, you see the colors. now here you are right here if your eye is right here, for that particular drop you see red, okay? if you want to see the color violet, would you look up or down? up. down. check your neighbor. let's take a look, gang. if you got your eye down here, you're seeing red. to see violet, this one here, up or down? up. how many

she was wearing a violet dress and was rushed to the hospital in a balance. she is described as being in remarkably good shape. no word on how she survived that ordeal, but good news still. >>> now to a story of bank robbery in the digital age one that rivals any plot that hollywood dreamed up. 17 people have been arrested spanning staggering 27 countries. the total haul $45 million. $2.4 million was stolen in new york city alone. the gang of criminals hacked their way into a database of prepaid credit cards and drained cash machines around the globe. it didn't take long. that 45 million disappeared in a matter of hours on two separate occasions in december and february. >> they become a virtual criminal flash mob, going from machine to machine, drawing as much money as they can before these accounts are shut down. >> incredibly federal officials say no individuals lost any money. turkey's prime minister says syria's government used chemical weapons against its own people and there's proof, photograph intelligence reports and patients who were injured by chem

the judges say that her violet -- inwas violation of her rights, and daughters of this was part of a victory to secure her mother's release. >> a report that the u.s. is ready to give the go-ahead to sell arms drones to germany. the german military uses unarm it drones for surveillance. the defense minister confirmed these reports but said that no sale would happen before the september parliamentary elections. >> euphoria for dortman fans asfter they made it = -- after they made it through for the second time in history. >> i could not believe it, everyone was crying and half the team was on the ground exhausted. this is a moment i will never forget. anthe german side had abiding final against real wentd, but dortmund through on aggregate. >> the following evening, byron munich confirm that the champions league is on the way to germany, defeating port-salut that with a win at the stadium. of this moment, -- we dominated porcelain a for two straight matches and this is amazing. that they did not just win the game but ended the reign of barcelona as the best team in europe. but there i

c-span: before you do that, quickly, violet? >> guest: violet died. c-span: her relationship to gerald? >> guest: she was the adored mother and her daughter cheryl. she had two grown children and mrs. amirault, when she was released and her daughter cheryl released by a judge who granted the appeal, had to spend the last two years of her life, she spent two years and freedom. she was in her 70's by then and the prosecutors and all of their energies on this case trying to put them back into prison. c-span: where is cheryl today? >> guest: cheryl has made her life, too. sheryl is in boston. wonderfully enough, the prosecutor when she agreed that cheryl would not go back to prison, made her sign an unofficial, not a binding statement that she wouldn't appear -- ever appear on television. prosecutors are very under of that interview is being given by people who were released. c-span: how can you do that? how can you -- >> guest: well, there was a real question. boston peters said what is she afraid of? she allowed her -- she didn't want her speaking on te

the army was clearing the site today when someone spotted this woman in a violet dress, waving her handsn the rubble. they turned off the bulldozers, brought in a hand saw, welding equipment to try and free her, passed her water through a hole in the rubble as they worked to get to her, the eight-story building collapsed the morning of april 24th. more than 1,000 people killed and the army was still pulling bodies from the basement area when they found this woman today, remarkably after being trapped for 17 days she was brought out alive, and put into an ambulance to be taken to a hospital. it was an incredible scene, on lookers burst into tears as she was pulled free and carriedy edied gingerly wearing an oxygen mask and to the waiting ambulance. she did not appear to have significant injuries other than the obvious injuries of mall malnutrition and dehydration. they have not found a person alive in the rubble for 13 days. >>> a monumental step in the building of 1 world trade center, 408-foot silver spire was affixed to the top of the tower a few hours ago. it now stands at the symboli

it's telling sunscreen to filter ul va violet a and v rays. >>> it didn't quite go where no man has gone before. but it did make it to the top of the weekend box office. "star trek: into the darkness" debuted in the number one spot, with $70.6 million. it fell short of expectations. "iron man 3" slipped into second place with over $35 million. and "the great gatsby" came in at number three. >>> when we come back, bid for freedom. the judge in the o.j. simpson case says when she will make her decision. >>> and the gutsy surfers who are tackling some of the biggest breakers in the entire world. we'll be right back. "there are some people who say it's the best yogurt they've ever tasted. and there are some people who haven't tasted it yet. delicious, nonfat, authentic greek strained yogurt. extraordinary fruit flavors. the fage total split cup. plain extraordinary." to prove to you that aleve is the better choice for him, he's agreed to give it up. that's today? [ male announcer ] we'll be with him all day as he goes back to taking tylenol. that was okay, but after lunch my knee started to

it goes just as fast as an infra red wave goes, as ultra violet wave, gamma ray, all the electromagnetic waves. guess what we'll gonna be talking about later in the course, gang? electromagnetic waves, they all have the same speed, that's 300,000 kilometers per second. in fact, for light, we say it's a constant, so we say, c. c for constant, that's 300,000 kilometers per second. and that's equal to the frequency of the wave multiplied by its wavelength. questions? what is the label for the--for-- to... say, again? the label for each, it has to be a certain thing, right? like for your distance, shouldn't it not be-- on labeled in meters or something? oh, yeah. if this is in meters, and this is in seconds then i get meters per second. and i'll have my speed in meters per second. it turns out, for a light wave, you go a hundred--you go 300,000 kilometers in one second. so you'll have distance and meter or kilometers or micrometers, or miles, yeah, and t and some unit of time. could be like days, huh, or could be hours talk about miles per hour, meters per second, all those thing. but the un

lobbied for military intervention in libya now the countries played by violet still say hindsight is great but good decision or not you think i think it was a terrible the decision i'm afraid that if colonel gadhafi had suppressed still position to open speech and lost the two thousand cost of the hundreds of people would have died but perhaps as many as thirty thousand died since and the country is in deep state to disorder uncertainty life for most libyans is worse than it was on account of the articles kind of about his regime is supposed by the western countries to be the second bad regime anything must be russia we were told well i'm afraid to say we see that it's not necessarily so clear. mccomb them. now moscow might skies but little bottom azing pyrotechnic show we're talking about on line r.t. dot coms a dazzling victory for display which marked sixty eight years since the defeat of nazi germany moving wartime recollections from the veterans themselves just a click away as well will be in your first row seat to watch a rare kind of solar eclipse if you missed it this time ar

violet here, violet could lose a few. >> tucker: violet is a solid dog. i like violet.healthy. everybody blames it on a nutritional, metabolic problem. it's simple. they eat too much and exercise too little. getting treats. bone, could be 100-calories. that is way too much. we have to start increasing, exercise time, we have to decrease the calories. understand this. three-quarters of the over 50% of obese dogs and cats in the country. they know who they are. this is a lifestyle on the people side. if you get out there and spend more time with your pets to keep them healthy but good for you, too. good for bonding. your dog sleeps in bed with you. mine sleep in bed with me. we have want to bond with the pets. great way to do it. get out and exercise. >> tucker: you are saying take control of your pet's weight. don't let become fat. >> 70% of obese puppy and kittens are obese dog and cat. this is a toy that makes feeding in a game. food in here. they have to play with the ball and then the food pops out. >> i love it. i wish we could spend the rest of the show with the do

we no longer lead the ultra violet lights to kill polio germs.ut why, they had money on the line. >> i want to recognize up front a number of officials, elected officials. >> politicians have different incentives like sucking up to other politicians and government workers have time to stand around. despite the delay and despite the billions lost, government wants more trains. >> it's rail, rail, rail and rail. >> john: up next, do you like these beautiful homes. you should. you probably helped pay for how many simple ingredients does your dog food have? 30? 20? new purina one beyond has 9. the simplified purina one beyond. learn more about these wholesome ingredients at purinaone.com there was this and this. she got a parking ticket... ♪ and she forgot to pay her credit card bill on time. good thing she's got the citi simplicity card. it doesn't charge late fees or a penalty rate. ever. as in never ever. now about that parking ticket. [ grunting ] [ male announcer ] the citi simplicity card is the only card that never has late fees, a penalty rat

wilting violets right this is just something offensive on the internet is offensive but the issue heres that the offense is is the hatred against women it's the common representation of violence as entertaining it's still so widely accepted in our culture that that could pass because you wouldn't show a picture of somebody being. lynched by the k.k.k. back of a day whereas in the one nine hundred fifty s. that might have been right and that's why we need to look at the norms it's not the words are all in place. that facebook that's the important thing so i understand that you've now gotten a response because we have we we successfully today got a response from facebook and it addressed the points that we made in our open letter so everyday sexism the women action media women action and media group and i had very carefully and with great deliberation wanted to focus vertically on both the issue of hate speech which is being dealt with at senior levels in determining what that means and what it looks like and that's a global issue right that what does what is hate speech is a big issue b

the government warns that putting the plans on-line could violet export laws.ore they disappeared, they were downloaded 100,000 times. we have been following a developing storyl for months now. wjz eyewitness news investigations. vic carter looks at why the internet and 3d printers could make homemade weapons the next battle. >> reporter: good morning, everyone. information on the internet is making gun control more difficult. >> shock waves from the boston marathon bombings rippling across the nation. investigators learned that the pressure cooker bombs that the suspects built that killed three and injuries hundreds. was found on how to manuals people can get on-line. >> a mirror image, or exactly from the manual. >> reporter: now you can learn more than bomb making on the internet, if you the money to buy a 3d printer and knows how to make guns you can make it in your home. >> you're making a gun. >> oh, absolutely. >> reporter: in the basement of his home, using a 3d printer, wjz eyewitness news found travis tinkering with technology, tea pots, chess pieces

breasts and things like that both to freak out the women and try to provoke the men to do something violet one women screamed and called them perverts, i think they broke her thumbs. when she was in the hospital, she was talking to the cops after about six hours of pleading to go to the hospital, um, she was -- talked to the police, and they were saying, well, you know, personally we support you. keep on protesting. [laughter] you know, this gives you a sense of, like, how confusing it is to deal with cops a lot of the time. but i think that the thing you have to understand about the new york police is that a lot of these people, especially in precinct one which is like, you know, the wall street precinct, they get paid directly by wall street. i mean,secity work in their uniforms with their guns for wall street firms. most of them for considerable hours a week. the head of the nypd used to be the chief of global security for bear stearns. and his boss, of course, mayor bloomberg, is a wall street executive. so, i mean, again, that point that there's really no distinction now between the p

in washington, bloomberg, jp morgan chase itself and the wales, i'm reminded of a quote where lady violeth is neither here nor there. it's the look of the things that matters. >> that's a terrific nbc product, too. >> sorry about that. >>. >> still around. more to come from you. do you have more quotes for us? think of some. >> i probably do. >>> a google executive is sitting before parliament today to answer questions about tax affairs. google's northern and central european boss will testify again following a grilling from a public accounts committee back in november about the company's apparently low tax bill. it paid just $16 million in tax between 2006 and '11. amazon attracted negative attention yesterday when it was revealed that it paid only 3.7 million in, tease last year compared to an income of $6..5 billion. getting back to your quote, mary, it don't look good. >> it really doesn't look good. but on the other hand, you cannot blame a company or an individual for that matter to take full slang of the breaks that they're allowed under the tax code. tax codes in general are too c

on the bridge itself, it's not all that bad. 580 has not been a shrinking violet. featuring into dublin now. if you are driving to the santa clara valley, the slowest traffic is 101 between capital expressway and trimble. northbound 280 not too bad and 85 is just moderate. >>> thank you, sal. low clouds, plenty to go around. yesterday we had the combination of the low and high clouds. even the light rain. it will be sunny sooner today. it will be sunny and breezy. there's a west lind in place. water temperatures have come up. a couple of weeks ago, they were 48 to 49, 50. now they are 51, 54. still cold but not as cold. lows are 50s. temperatures held in check. a couple of things going on. a little front keeping the fog in place. so morning fog, sunny, breezy. a couple of high clouds but nothing compared to like yesterday. mainly 50s and 60s, well, well, inland locations will bump to the upper 60s. i think 70 to 72. temperatures then tonight will cool right back down. we'll have more on the way of fog and low cloud. it will burn off sooner. that means warmer temper

presume it is because sensitivity that if you use the term islam or muslim at all with relationship to violets lock extremism or terrorism, that it will do offense to muslims. i am privileged to know a lot of my fellow americans who are muslims. they are law abiding and patriotic and have nothing to do with criminals and terrorists. it's not fair to them not to single people out. maybe the words we are using are not right. somebody else said this and i just repeated, is too short and simple, but it does bear some truth, which is that, obviously, most muslims are not terrorists. the sad fact is today that most terrorists that we are dealing with in america are inspired by this violent islamic extremist ideology. host: former senator lieberman testifying before the house homeland security committee yesterday on the boston marathon bombings. , in, independent chesapeake. caller: hi. it was real funny how the joint police force and everything has been totally militarized and it was totally obvious wednesday shutdown almost an entire city, which has never really happened before, over one person. th

home that operated over the last five years according to the in point reviews all data but crystal violet and floral quintile load are toxic drugs it affects the bone marrow of people with the low risk food but it if you're not looking for you will not find it so i urge everybody to vote to go to the usda for inspection and increase the safety of our food supply. the gentleman's votes to strike the last word. >> i want to commend i went to offer my support and remind everyone that all seafood processing plants are currently inspected by the fda. we sat here for endless hours listening to people talk about saving money. i remind you that the usda estimates that the catfish program will cost $30 million and up to $170 million over the next 10 years. to just drive the public crazy. what you doing? of the fda is not doing a good enough job then get on them to make sure they do a better job but not have to agencies in their inspecting the same food-processing plant. it makes no sense for those back home or to anything that i have heard all day from this committee. >> the gentleman yields. >> a

. >> i think we'r we are in violet agreement over this. >> we are.aughter] spent i think is just a violent disagreement about it, i do. >> we'll come back to the audience. start in the back. >> so, thank you all very, very interesting presentations and viewpoints. this morning i think john kerry came out and actually said that the guardian council has stepped in the way of the path of democracy in iran and to steer all of your viewpoints on that particular statement, was that helpful or not? about your point, the human race to finish an activist in iran that are in prison. totally agree with you, those are the ones that want the international community to do more, the us to do more. the problem is there not a position of power. they're not even remotely i in a position of power and it's really the reformists that could play that role if they are not calling for the u.s. to do anything. so i'm wondering whether, if the reformists the establishment that's closer to power, we be more willing to speak to the international community? if you would change y

the first issue is the state of reliability, to a value of -- and violet performance -- we will need a complete, accurate and up-to-date information. we identified many program that did not -- programs that did not have complete and accurate data, and instances where we did not have what we needed for this -- and in 2011 we determined cannot alwaysers maintained -- maintain accurate information in the case management system. last year we reported in the systematic alien entitlements program -- emigration status information was sometimes erroneous. and some people were labeled as having lawful immigration status when they did not have it, and some people were getting benefits that they were not entitled to receive. we found that they cannot ensure that participants were low-risk because mexico does not share thermation in monitoring participants eligibility. eligible drivers may have continued to participate in the program because we used incomplete data for this process. the second overarching area is planning. the actionsomplish played out in the act, such as increased surveillance,