According to the scholars, it's all black. Nor did walking on the water, of course, nor the last supper, nor the burial, nor the empty tomb. The birth narratives are likewise black. Interestingly, a good deal of John the Baptist material is considered authentic, including John's baptism of Jesus. The death of Jesus by crucifixion is considered fact.
More acts get a pink rating as having authentic beginnings, though corrupted in transmission.
So is the story about the woman with the hemorrhage and eating with defiled hands. I'm glad to see that the story of the blind man of Bethsaida drew a pink. There were some gray designations as well, but most of the reported acts of Jesus were black. The scholars didn't think they happened. A summary of the basic facts known about Jesus is found on pages 527 to 534.