>>> it was a reporter's dream assignment, i guess, for some it would be over the weekend in seattle. washingtonalizing marijuana. with so much to know about the state's new marijuana law, seattle police know the way to a stoner is their stomach. >> these are delicious. >> these are so good. >> it's called operation orange fingers. >> the seattle cops are pretty cool. >> some call it a publicity stunt. but police say the stickers on the bag are a quick guide of the dos and don'ts of the law. >> you have to get a big bag of chips there. >>> one of the best come on downs in price is right history. but you be the judge. >>> come on down! you're the next contestant on the price is right. >> come on! >> i mean the crowd surf is pretty -- i have never seen that and of course, they do this to me because they want to torture me because they just wanted to compare that come on down to this come on down. >> rob, who is our next contestant? >> brian, you're the next contestant on the price is right. >> 850. >> 850, brian? >> 800. >> first time seeing that, bill? >> it was riveted by -- >> let's see if we c

of the shooting, it was determine the suspect was of recidivist criminal who was wanted in seattle, washingtonfor the murder of young, pregnant woman just one week before. this inference is the police department delayed -- delineates the criteria that must be met for an officer of the san francisco police department to be awarded the medal of valor. that includes outstanding bravery beyond that expected in a line of duty, or failure to take such action would not justify censure. with the rest of life actually existed and officer had time to evaluate the risk, and where the objective is of the sufficient importance to the risk, and lastly and most importantly, where the officer accomplish the objective. on july 16, 2011, officer richard hastings and matthew lopez the kill each and every requested criteria for the medal of valor. they exemplified bravery of the highest level. in doing their duty and deterred by the fact that their lives were in imminent peril. they engaged in a gunbattle with a career criminal who was engaged with the ones in respect for public life and wanted to escape to not b

. >> reporter: al jazeera, seattle, washington. >> another milestone for marijuana equality. irs will accept joint tax returns from legally married same-sex couples. it doesn't matter whether the state they live in recognizes their marriage. it's the broadest federal action since the supreme court decision in june to strike down the 1996 defense of marijuana act. >>> fast food workers demanding higher pay took part in a nationwide strike. the protest started in new york on thursday and spread to 60 cities across the country. workers say they want to learn $15 an hour, nearly double the counter minimum wage. they're also demanding the right to unionize without reit willation without other employers. >> meteorologist: i'm meteorologist rebecca stevenson. we're tracking storms riding up through the west, right over high pressure in place, bringing in storms into the midwest and also more heat. the problem is that we've got the moisture riding up to the north through north dakota, over into wisconsin, and that's where we're looking for not only some potential severe thunderstorms

kletter, a pediatric endocrinologist at swedish medical center in seattle, washington. >> hi. are you doing? i'm dr. kletter. nice to meet you again. >> mcfarland: a pediatric endocrinologist specializes in diagnosing and treating precocious puberty. >> can you give me a high five? and the parents should bring the kid to the physician to have an assessment. if he or she suspect there is precocious puberty, they will either order the appropriate test or make the necessary referral to a specialist. >> mcfarland: dr. erica eugster is a professor of pediatrics and the director of pediatric endocrinology at riley hospital for children at indiana university health. >> before the child's put into a room, the height and weight are obtained and they're plotted on the growth chart, and the child's obviously blood pressure and pulse are measured. >> we're going to go around here to see how tall you are, okay? >> and then we have a way of staging pubertal development in children, which is called the tanner stages. and so we tanner stage the breast development. we tanner stage pubic hair.

. >> al jazeera, seattle washington. >> the makers of tylenol say they will start warning of potentiallyatal risks on the bottles of the painkiller. johnson & johnson say it will warn users against taking too much. amido lawsuits and pressure from the federal government taking too much of the drug can cause liver damage. johnson & johnson says it will appear on the caps of each new bottle of extra strength tylenol. the i.r.s. has married same sex couplecouples in all states canw file joint returns. the ruling comes to months after the supreme court validated key provisions of a defense of marriage act. a school where students don't wreak books instead they use ipads almost exclusively, but critics say the school is just setting up the kids for failure. measles outbreak. that's the headlines "consider this" is up next on al jazeera. ♪ ♪ . >> welcome back, everyone. it was eight years ago that hurricane katrina slammed the shore on the gulf coast. more than 1800 people were killed. and the city of new orleans was devastated the recovery there is still very much underway, andy gallagher int

and then, seattle washington has gone to pot, no question about it. we'll take you there and show you what kind of chaos marijuana is causing. we're coming right back. >> bill: impact segment tonight may have heard that cnn and nbc are thinking about producing movies on hillary clinton. since it is widely believed she will run for president in 2016, the republican party is not amused. >> i would just say that entities like nbc and cnn that are moving forward with four-part mini series about hillary clinton are not going to take part in our debate. >> bill: on friday nbc released a statement saying the hillary project is in development it not a sure thing. joining us is juan williams. do you see the rnc's point. >> basically what we have here is a politician getting free advertising. you heard of paid advertising. this is free advertising. it's like mrs. clinton are you ready for your camera shot, darling. because what they're going to do is elevate her. they have the actress diane ellayna, bill, set to do. this i think they are still going to do it. d

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♪ melissa: now to the battle in seattle, washington state has a highest minimum wage in the country athour. some say it is still not good enough. the new proposed looking the right to increase more than 60% to $15 per hour. hereith the realities of what that would do to businesses, gentlemen, thank you so much for coming on. i said i want somebody from a coffee shop in seattle, that is one of the things seattle has known about. you are the owner of a coffee shop, have to pay $15 per hour, how does that change your business and the number of employees who work for you? >> it would change the number of employees slightly. it will be wonderful to have each employee make at least $15 per hour because it provides a basic living wage. right now we don't have that, but i would like to make a law for that force and a lot of other employers to do so w. melissa: okay. my does not grow on trees, has to come fr somewhere. so if you pay is to present more than what you are paying them before, where does that money come from? are you able to raise prices enough to make that? our owners taking home e

returning for their second day out of seattle, washington, it's the sullivan family, and from dallas,ng ground--it's the tran family. i want to give away some money. let's go get it. give me julie. give me jim. here we go, guys, top 6 answers on the board. when a woman is trying to catch a man, name something she pretends to like. ok, jim. >> his personality. steve: his personality. julie? >>ports. steve: sports. >> whoo! we're gonna play. steve: they're gonna play. >> whoo! steve: hey, julie, how you doing? >> great. how are you? steve: oh, that's hot right there. >> oh, i know. i did it for you. steve: did you? watch out. watch yourself, julie. ha ha! say what you want over here now. ha ha ha! i ain't what i used to be when i was a kid, but i could be. ha ha! ha ha! i'm so sorry. >> ha ha! steve: all right. well, let's meet everybody. introduce them. >> all right. well, i got that. ♪ who dat? >> who dat say dey gonna beat dem champs? who dat? >> who dat? >> who dat say dey gonna beat dem champs? who dat? ♪ whoo! [cheering and applause] steve: i was not ready for that. >> i don't thi

it captivated seattle, washington. i guess they are getting ready for minimum wage.t would effectively double it to $15 per hour. >> not doubling it, i have to say, but it is hardly surprising >> and could quite possibly be. but fundamentally, increasing the minimum wage actually isn't that controversial. 54% of conservatives are raising it is a little bit. neil: but not 50%? >> not to 50%. >> i think it's helping those that are in need, but that's not the way to help people. the minimum wage is usually for people without a lot of skills and the restaurant industry and retail, we all know that this is not complicated economics. it actually makes more work for other people to create fewer jobs. the better way to help these people is to help less regulation and less government intervention. have a stronger economy all around. neil: do think there is much credence to the notion that you raise the minimum wage and it would be dramatically? that they have more money to spend and it is a self pleasing cycle, more people spending money and everything all around? >> i think

from seattle, washington, it's the sullivan family. heh!rom carteret, new jersey, it's the fraser family. who wants to get it? let's go. give me leticia, give me jim. ["family feud" theme plays] here we go, guys. top 8 answers are on the board. we asked 100 men, name something you might reach for when your mate starts pushing your buttons. jim? >> the remote. steve: the remote. >> ha ha! steve: pass or play? >> play. steve: they're gonna play. let's go, jim. hey, randy. what do you do, sir? >> i sell shoes at nordstrom's. steve: women's shoes? >> both. men's and women's. steve: boy, did you hear the breath that those women took out? "i sell shoes at nordstrom." they went--[gasps]. "my dream man!" how long you been doing that? >> about two years. steve: what's your favorite women's shoe? >> any heel 'cause i think any girl looks good in heels. steve: any heel. >> oh, yeah. steve: randy. yeah-heh! that's why you're selling them shoes. hey, randy, let's go. we talked to a hundred men. name something you might reach for when your mate starts pu

al jazeera, seattle, washington. >> the news continues in just two minutes with live updates from cairojazeera's jonathan betts and as always, your instant news updates from around the world are a click away at aljazeera.com. i'm morgan radford and i'll see you in just a moment. >> good morning. i'm morgan radford and these are some of the stories we're following at this hour. deposed egyptian president hosni mubarak is in court facing charges involving the 2011 deaths of several protesters. >>> a bomb blast strikes a bus kiriing dozens of military officers in yemen. the attack comes just two days after yemen's president vows to fight terrorism. >> the symptoms that they have described to our medical teams in doctors without borders appear to be consistant with exposure to a neuro toxic agent. >> a humanitarian groups chilling assessment of chemical weapons used in syria.

. >> al jazeera, seattle washington. >> we want to turn back to our minimum wage story.is is labor relations law. and he joins us now from itself canew york. professor, welcome, i think we have our technical problems. can you hear me? >> thank you for having me. >> terrific. give me your reaction to these, and will they make a difference? >> i think they are exciting. we haven't seen anything like this before. they straddle between a strike, and a protest. something between the two of them. something we haven't seen since the 1960's, and martin luther king's last m in memphis. >> but will congress raise the minimum wage? i know they are trying to do it out in washington state. is there real political support for this in. >> millions of people work the minimum wage jobs. so i think if they want to get those people behind them, there could be an opportunity here. and what we have seen today, and this is why it is important to realize it isn't just a strike, but a protest. that's a demonstration of a political will. so many americans. you probably heard critics say, if they

people in new york and around the world, we have terrorist training camps in new york and in seattle, washingtonthe woods. there are places they don't tell us all about. but i think if you have to protect the populous you will have to do that. there has been enough italian restaurants because of the mofia. >> that was going to be my point. cops have been bugging the mofia hangouts for years. and italian cops have to do it. there are muslim cops in new york that are actually part of this. i think they do a brave job of doing that. kennedy, you probably disagree. nypd efficients argue that mosques can be used to shield the work of terrorists by taking advantage of the restrictions on the investigation of first amendment activity. 1* that a reasonable concern? >> probable cause is a reasonable concern. the problem with that is it casts such a wide net. my fear is if you have a liberal mayor who is elected like kristine quinn and they think there are christian churches where there are a lot of tea party members why wouldn't they do the same thing? they can claim that -- there are -- >> they are blow

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we want to give you a lovely picturesque look from seattle, washington. we found this shot and thought we'd inspire you on your day and take you to the emerald city, also known as the city of jets as well. they have a ferris wheel there as well. a new study suggests your chances of divorce might be influenced by how many siblings you have. a study being presented today at a meeting of the american association -- sociological association. researchers finding each additional sibling a person has reduce it is likelihood of divorce by about 2%. that supp to seven siblings. the author suggests siblings help develop social skills, very useful in navigating marriage. soes olts are quick to say this does not necessarily show cause and effect and there are, of course, plenty of other factors that influence divorce rates. >> yeah, a few. 5:12. berkeley's turn of the century post office may get a second chance. the cash-strapped postal service planned to sell the historic building and rent a space nearby to run mail service. it didn't sit too well with residents who

holding a concert in each of the 50 states all on the same day, and you can see pepper live in seattle, washingtonl be here. from "glee" naya rivera will be with us. and we'll haveusic from backstreet boys. later this week selena gomez, johnny knoxville, ben stein, logan lerman and music from palma violet and queens of the stone age. so join us then too. did you hear that, tina?Ñi [ cheers and applause ] one of our audience members. she's looking at the monitor. tina? yes. folks, tina's lost her parakeet, and if you -- [ laughter ] i'm told it's yellow. tina, what's your parakeet's name? >> no name. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no name? it's just a parakeet. so if you see it, bring it to us. we'll get it back to her. our first guest tonight is a remarkable man. after becoming the youngest doctor in american history, he broke away from medicine to become an emmy-winning actor and all-time leading awards show host. his new movie is called "the smurfs 2." it opens in theaters wednesday. please welcome neil patrick harris. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ how are you? [ cheers and applause ] we've got a fun group

. >> aljazeera, seattle, washington. >> in arizona, an unbelievable accident leaves a little girl deadpolice say an 8-year-old boy somehow got ahold of his mother's car keys and took his 6-year-old sillsster out for a drive. mom thought they'd been kidnapped, so police tracked the car down and when they tried to pull it over, the boy crashes into a pole. his sister who was not wearing a seatbelt were killed. no charges are expected to be filed. >> a new jersey court of appeals ruled that a person who sends a text to someone they know is driving can be held responsible if a crash occurs. it's part of the latest crackdown to stop people from using their cell phones while operating a vehicle. governor chris christie said it may go too far. >> hurricane katrina slammed into the coast, more than 1800 people died. the city of new orleans was devastated, still trying to recover. some very create i have people have gone to the big easy to help drive this revival. >> he's come a long way. he's a respected furniture designer with a booming business. >> this material is what makes my work beautif

les voy a platicar de esto que te va a gustar mi alan, tÚ que tienes espÍritu de niÑo, en seattle en washington de todo. >>> miren los vasos de agua. >>> se divierten y ayudan. >>> aparte con el calor que hace. >>> quiÉn no recibiÓ un globazo bien dado en la cara, sÍ duele. >>> hablando de globos, siento la panza inflada karla, darÁs una receta para desinflamar el estÓmago. >>> creÍa que me ibas a decir de panzona, espÉrate, lo tenemos a tacher. >>> sÍ, la panza de ana. >>> tengo cuadritos. >>> ya van a saber. >>> tengo panza. ♪. ♪. >>> equipos de buzos continÚan buscando cuerpos de 70 desaparecidos luego del choque de un trasbordador y barco carguero en filipinas, murieron al menos 50 personas, y se derramÓ el petroleo del trasbordador hundido, mÁs de 750 pasajeros del ferry sobre sobrevivieron al colocarse chalecos salvavidas, y saltar, y sentir que la embarcaciÓn sosobraba. >>> quÉ tal todos, les saluda natalia cruz, gracias por escogernos como su fuente de informaciÓn, el gobernador de illinois no quiere que armas de fuego caigan en manos equivocadas, afirmÓ una dura medida que extiende la

. >> february 5th, 2011, seattle, washington.l gas station owner john henry is about to head home for the day when a man walks in. >> he ask me for a cup of coffee, if you have coffee. i say yeah, you can help yourself. he took like two minutes making a cup of coffee, just pouring a cup of coffee. and he came to the counter and pay for the coffee. >> thank you. >> but 65-year-old gregory hess has more on his mind than a cup of joe. he pulls out a gun and demands, or rather requests the money from henry's cash register. >> would you do me a favor? >> yes. >> would you empty that till for me, please, put it right here. >> what do you mean? >> empty the till. put your bills right here. i'm robbing you. >> try to play stupid and ask him, "what do you mean?" say "i'm robbing you. i need you to empty your till. i need the money." i said, "are you sure?" he said, "yes, i'm sure." >> and then he takes the time to patiently explain why he is robbing henry. >> why do you want to do that? >> because i need the money. i have kids that need t

. >>> seattle washington. january 28, 2010. it's another case of teen bullying. an attack in a metro bus terminal. the assailant blindsides the victim, pushing her into the bus lanes as she windmills her fists with fury. the brawl spills back on to the platform where the attacker pounces on top of the victim and pounds her face more than ten times. then she gets up and delivers six vicious kicks to the head. and just when it looks like it's over, the attacker comes back for one last stomp right on the victim's face. nobody, including the three security guards seen in the video, comes to her aid. aisha steward baker is the 15-year-old attacked in the video. >> i am angry at what they did to me. and the security guards could have prevented it. it could have been a situation that didn't have to happen. >> she says a group of 10 teenagers threatened and made fun of her earlier in the day. then they hunted her down in this terminal. first, the boy in the hat appears to be the lookout. then the attacker enters the picture. aisha spots the trouble and stands right in th

. >> i love seattle, washington, rocks. >> colorado, washington. >> they call it wake and bake. some wake up every morning. ♪ light up. you're live in the cnn "newsroom." >>> more on the doj pot decision a little later. good morning to you, i'm carol costello. first up, syria. president obama reaches out and u.s. allies back away. this morning an international coalition to support military strikes on syria is crumbling. the most stinging rejection from washington's closest ally. take a look at the cover of "new york daily news" the british aren't coming. british lawmakers voted against taking any part of any military action. other allies like germany and france are also gun shy, still haunted by the iraq war. those concerns echo loudly in congress where more than 160 lawmakers, both republicans and democrats, are demanding at least a full debate before any strikes are launched. last night, president obama and top members of his cabinet spent 90 minutes trying to rally support among skeptical lawmakers. >> the congress, like in any democracy, is important to this process. their v

closer to home now, the pot is legal in washington. seattle police need to find something else to do at this year's hemp fest. they are on munchy patrol. instead of ticketing or arresting aten choice year, officers will be there handing out box of doritos. >> what? >> sure to generate buzz around the possibility of bringing attention to the focus of this weekend's festival, reforming federal marijuana laws. >> a big old commercial for doritos. >> better get a lot of chips, a lot of bags. >>> need some motivation to get off that couch and exercise? >> always, yes. trying to tell me something? anyway, after this break, we will show you the power lifting granny putting all of us to shame. you will want to see this. >>> we know you got the guns, she's workout warrior. next story can't get us into the gym, nothing will. >> meet the 77-year-old grandmother. >> look at the form. >> setting power lifting records and making her efforts more incredible, she batted back from near death 12 years ago. she was in an icu after a misdiagnosis of mono, put her

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like tickly ugly the good the seattle police department this weekend seattle will hold its first fast hot celebration since washington state legalized marijuana last year and went thousands of weed smokers descend on the city starting on friday get a crunchy surprise courtesy of the seattle police department is that a busting pot smokers seattle cops would give them bags of yummy to read oh snap bags will also contain ample it's outlining the details of the washington state's you want to watch it work seattle police department the war on drugs is a failure left the war on munchies begin. the bad fall stale north carolina's house majority leader is under fire today for comments he made to the news and observer paper about tarheel state superintendent june acton so when asked about atkinson's recent proposal to expand standardized testing to both public and private schools god stand told the newspaper that the superintendent who is female should stick to our netting. there is a possibility that majority leader stand simply meant that the superintendent should mind their own business but given the north carolina republi

. >> hello, my name is jessica cooper burgh and i'm from seattle, washington. were appointed in 2004 by president george w. bush and he spoke about how the u.s. inspired socialism. i was wondering if you could take a second to talk about the ethical implications of universal health care and what your opinions are on that. >> okay. well, there is no question that we need health care reform in this country. we spend twice as much per capita in this country and yet we have tremendous access problems and there is an enormous amount of waste and efficiency in our system. so that is not going to be corrected by throwing more money out there. it is going to be corrected by doing intelligent things. so for instance if you get an appendectomy in birmingham versus new york city versus detroit, different costs, different ways of collecting, all of which justify the mountains of paper involved in the armies of people that have to be paid out of the health care dollar. that is absolute craziness. when every diagnosis has something that is an icd-9 code. and we have computer

joining us from seattle, is the washington state congressman, he is one of 21 democratic representatives who have asked mr. obama to get congressional approval if he does decide to go forward. congressman, i want to ask you about that motion of popular support, and whether it is there. you are home with the constituents. do you see any indication that there is that kind of opposition that we saw today. >> we have not had one phone call in attacking syria. everybody is opposed to going into action. that's not scientific, but that's the experience in my office. and i think that having been through the iraq war, and the build up to the iraq war, this feels like deja vu all over again. we have people telling us they have absolutely proof that this happened and that happened. but a lot of us haven't seen it. and when we saw what they did in iraq, we kind of dubious about our own government's willing to tell us the truth when they seem to want to go to war. now, the question is what is the dpoal? do they want asaad gone, or do they want them to say i'm sorry, we used chemical weapons, what is

. >> because marijuana is now legal in the state of washington, the seattle police department decidedad the word about the intricacies of new laws by attaching those to a thousand bags of doritos and then handing those bags out to the enthusi t enthusiasts at the fest. they ran out of doritos in ten minutes. >> dude, that's freaking me out. they're handing out doritos. how about oreos and chips ahoy to go with it. >> a thousand at a fest? that's nowhere near enough. i wonder what the intricacies of those laws are, and will they really read them? >> no. >> if they're at a weed fest, i don't think so. what? customers didn't like it. so why do banks do it? hello? hello?! if your bank doesn't let you talk to a real person 24/7, you need an ally. hello? ally bank. your money needs an ally. with freshly bakedeve in whole grain bread.right then we add all-natural eggs... lean antibiotic-free ham... and vermont white cheddar. get 16 grams of protein and 23 grams of whole grain in the breakfast power sandwich. softens the enamel so it can potentially erode. once that enamel is gone, it's gone.

washington, d.c. thunderstorms. atlanta, thunderstorms as well. st. louis thunderstorms. denver, a high of 88 with thunderstorms. seattlen spokane, washington, are searching for two suspects in the beating death of a world war ii veteran. 88-year-old dell bert shorty belton was found wednesday night outside the eagles lodge severely beaten. he was hospitalized but died the next morning. police say the attack appeared random. >> he was in the parking lot. it appears that he was assaulted in the parking lot. there was no indication of any sort of -- that he would have known these people prior to the assault. >> belton was a u.s. army combat veteran that was wounded in the battle for okinawa. the suspects are described as male teenagers and have been identified on surveillance video. authorities are asking the public for help in finding them. >>> the son of vice president joe biden is back home this morning. beau biden returned home on air force 2. the 44-year-old underwent a procedure at a houston cancer center this week. >>> ben affleck will be donning batman's cape and tights. the 41-year-old signed on to star in the "m

. >> host: rob, seattle, washington.ood afternoon to you. >> caller: first, i want to thank you very much for the inspiration you have provided so many people in the united states and throughout the world. i think one of the greatest president we had was ronald reagan. he inspired but had a pragmatic way of looking at things. i think you have many of those qualities. i would like you to encourage you -- to think about thecy of the united. i think the only other person i see with the same balance is marco rubio. i think he's another great leader. i'll take your comments off the air. thank you. >> guest: thank you very much. as identify said before, i had a nickel for everybody who said i should run for president, i could phenomena my campaign. [laughter] as i've also said, until i feel, god grant me by the collar, i'm not going to do that. i would be continuing to speak out, continuing to be very supportive of anyone, regardless of their party who opposed the principles of freedom and prosperity in this country. and who h

washington. >>> this morning seattle police want to know why a man snapped and shot a bus driver. the gunman jumped to a second bus, filled with passengers. police shot and killed the suspect through the window of that second bus. the driver is in stable condition. and his spirits are said to be high. >>> defense attorney says former boston mobster, james "whitey" bulger will appeal a series of convictions against him. he was found of 11 murders, along with racketeering, and money laundering. he is likely to spend the rest of his life in prison. prosecutors failed to gain convictions against bulger for eight other killings. >>> now, to the strongest indications that hillary clinton plans a presidential run in 2016. in a speech before the american bar association last night, clinton announced her plans to give a series of big policy speeches in the coming months. perhaps more telling is this exchange between a reporter and anthony weiner. >> still working on it then? >> she's helping out every day. >> is -- do you know what the role in hillary's 2016 is going to be? >> i do. >> wha

legalized pot in washington state has turned seattle cops into the "munchie police". thousands of marijuana users attended the city's three day "hemp-fest", openly smoking pot all weekend. but instead of massive arrests, seattle's finest revved up "operation orange fingers", handing out a thousand bags of doritos to fest-goers. it wasn't just an attempt to win smokers' hearts through their stomachs. every bag carried a sticker spelling out the "do's and don't's of the new law. traditional japanese grilling techniques are finding a new home in chicago's river north neighborhood. next, our restaurant critic checks out sumi robata bar. and later, chicago's pakistani community gets together to celebrate their history and culture break in this corner, the reigning lasagna dish, the big cheese. and in this corner, the best generation of dawn power, platinum! [ bell dings ] here we go! [ female announcer ] dawn platinum power clean's micro-scrubbing enzymes give you the power of an overnight soak in 3 minutes, and 3 times more everyday grease cleaning ingredients. for all yo