you know, that's kind of hard to believe, beau... what...?> well, the secret of the h2o ultra is you're cleaning with the power of steam. >> that is a lot of steam! >> it is, but think about it: it's just water-- good old-fashioned h2o. you see this water chamber right here? the water in the chamber is super-heated and converted to 1500 watts of steam-cleaning power, so you're getting your floors super-clean and you're not using any chemicals whatsoever, just water. >> no chemicals at all? >> that's right. >> oh, i love that. >> well, let's get to cleaning. come with me. ...o.k., nance, look at this big old kitchen mess right here. >> ugh... >> it's pretty typical of a family home, but let's add to it. >> [laughs] >> how about some ketchup, just for color, huh? >> oh, man. >> and speaking of color, how about some marker just to weave through? >> what are you doing?! >> i'm having fun! now, how would you normally clean a mess like this? >> well, i'd get my bucket, you know, i'd fill it with water, i'd probably spill half of it lugging it aroun

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dayro the5 picking co we'll end beau t i with to you we'll end beau t i with to you creek. ! the kincaids live here. across the street, the padillas. ben and his family live here, too. ben's a re/max agent, and he's a big part of this community. there are lots of reasons why re/max agents average more sales than other agents. experience, certainly. but maybe it's also because they care about the markets they serve and the neighbors who rely on them. nobody sells more real estate than re/max. visit remax.com today. you were taking a little bit off the top. >> yeah, we're doing great. how are we looking? >> you look fantastic. tell us why you're doing this? it's all for a fund-raiser? >> absolutely. sergeant edwards and the walnut creek police department have put together a fund-raising event for st. baldrick's which is a foundation that benefits families with childhood cancer. the big event is next week. we'll have 40 or 50 people come out and get their head shaved to raise money. but we're kicking it off today since you're coming down giving us a chance to promote it. >> i wa

lawyers for the former beaus kneian serb army chief have confirmed they've mailed a formal appeal against plans to extradite him. the lawyers argue he's too ill to stand trial on genocide charges linked to the balance cans conflict in the early 1990's. ma laddish, the most wanted war crimes fugitive was arrested after 16 years on the run. taliban militants in afghanistan have attacked a nato base in a western city. suicide bombers are reported to have detonated a car bomb. earlier there was an attack in the center of the city killing at least five people and wounding 30 others. it is one of the seven areas due to be handed over to the afghan military control in july. >> there were near simultaneous bombings. the first was a government building in the center of the city. it was a bizarre ya. most of the dead and wounded were from this attack. at the same time a suicide bomber drove a truck full of explosives at the gate of the italian base. some of the equipment was destroyed. insurgents then took over a neighboring building pouring down automatic fire. nato called in helicopters. the batt

you remember the scene where beau green is getting massage and is shot through the glasses in the eyeo bin laden. fact, i've been thinking about it. who took my artist rendition? here it is. i worked on this all day. look at that. i don't know if it was the right eye, his right eye or the artist's right eye, i don't know. but this is as close as we can go. show the photos for the love of pete. believe me, americans can handle the violent images. our kids are growing up with video games like this one. so, i mean -- >> he's got a contact in rio. >> glenn: okay. let's not pretend americans won't be able to hand another mo green special. plus, put all of that aside. think of the conspiracy theories dreamed up even as we speak. they buried bin laden at sea. the stated reason is there could be no shrine erected to honor him as a martyr. why did we get rid of the body? honestly, 100 years ago we would have taken it from town to town and charged money to see it. you know what i'm saying? the marching band agree? yeah. give me a little number. go ahead. go ahead. [ music ] ♪ ♪ >> glenn: see wh

beau of them were burried and ready to self rescue. residents are still in disbelief as the grief begins to sed in. >> but nothing like this. this is at least 10 times or more worse than nip has ever seen here. >> reporter: and the weather has been relentless and brutal all evening, strong storms all into the night. the rain has finally ended for this evening, it is expected to pick up tomorrow. there were here storms heavenning. police officers were struck by lightning indicating how difficult this work is. tomorrow they're predicting more strong storms, with the potential of even more tornadoes. >>> this dramatic video is from sad night when the tornado struck the town of wedding kansas, its surveillance video, the owner says the tornado went for the shop box foundation and moved it next year. >>> we've got the fog at the coast, wind bottom outed. they're coming in, the umbrellas come out, i'll tell you when that happens. >>> brian's family talked publicly today about one of the arrests. ktvu ronda reports they're grateful a suspect

beau of them were burried and ready to self rescue. residents are still in disbelief as the grief begins to sed in. >> but nothing like this. this is at least 10 times or more worse than nip has ever seen here. >> reporter: and the weather has been relentless and brutal all evening, strong storms all into the night. the rain has finally ended for this evening, it is expected to pick up tomorrow. there were here storms heavenning. police officers were struck by lightning indicating how difficult this work is. tomorrow they're predicting more strong storms, with the potential of even more tornadoes. >>> this dramatic video is from sad night when the tornado struck the town of wedding kansas, its surveillance video, the owner says the tornado went for the shop box foundation and moved it next year. >>> we've got the fog at the coast, wind bottom outed. they're coming in, the umbrellas come out, i'll tell you when that happens. >>> brian's family talked publicly today about one of the arrests. ktvu ronda reports they're grateful a suspect

general charles beau shaurd said we don't target individuals or families, and we did strike at that locationry targets we were hitting at. and the bombing attacks, these would be the first known casualties in those nato bombing raids in triplie itself. and gadhafi and his wife, sophia, were in the compound, reportedly, again, and reportedly they did escape unharmed. earler in the day, and it was the second attack that was close to taking out gadhafi, he said he will not leave my country. seven or eight hours later we were here and heard the two explosions, the attack apparently took out the youngest of his seven sons, and three of his grandchildren. >> i am curious, mike. you said you heard the explosions? where were you? what time of day was this? >> reporter: we were at the hotel here downtown, and you could feel the rumbling -- >> unfortunately, we lost mike taibbi. and this statement was given after the attack. >>> so let's go back to rome. we'll give it another shot right now regarding the beatification with pope john paul ii, with chris jansing, who is live there for us. delivering mas

we have more on this discovery that might make you think twice about heading beau the nail salon. >> of the chemicals was banned in nail care products back in 1974, if you can believe that. researchers with the cancer prooefshgs institute of california went to 20 bay area nail salons and asked 80 workers to wear personal air monitoring badges for several shifts. they found levels of toluene linked to breast cancer and they found a compound they banned in nail care products. >> it explains why we've been hearing a lot of health complaints from nail salon workers, including headaches, breathing problems, skin irritations. the fact we're detecting levels of air kamt nants that's higher that's what recommended for healthy indoor area. >> reporter: salon workers that participated in the stud kwi were given a summary of the findings and recommendations about how to reduce their risk. that includes wearing a protective mask and also increasing the ventilation inside the salon. if you're a clint bring in your own nail polish that says it does not contain toluene and check out the salon for g

and i know what that feels like because our son beau was deployed to iraq for a year and i know how inow what military families go through. >> thank you very much. >> reporter: our interview came just after a white house ceremony to launch the program called "joining forces." president obama says the first lady's inspiration for this effort came on the campaign trail where stories told by military spouses touched her heart. >> and she decided right then and there, if she was given the opportunity to serve as first lady, she would be their voice. >> reporter: the campaign comes at an unprecedented time in american military history. during the days of the draft and in the vietnam war, heavy fighting may have meant you would be in combat for a hundred days or more. now, because the united states has been in afghanistan for almost a decade and iraq for eight years, it's not unusual for troops in the all-volunteer military to be deployed to the front time and time again and face 1,000 or even 2,000 days in combat as a target. that means unparalleled exposure to danger and stress for servic

thank you beau for join us. >> thank you. >> thanks. >> let me you the big broad-brush question.ming home today, what is the biggest problem you face? >> for us right now it is unemployment. the unemployment rate for veterans of iraq and afghanistan officially is at 11%. when we talk to iave members, it's 20%. that's the number-one issue facing us right now. this economy is hitting them very hard. they've been overseas repeatedly, their families are stretched and they come home to a really tough job market. we also need to connect with the american people. we are facing an unprecedented level of disconnection. when you think about memorial day, most americans are going to the beach. we're going to arlington cemetery. it reveals the divide that exists between our military and the veterans community and the rest of the american public. they need to be engaged not just on memorial day, july 4th, not just veterans day, but a constant and consistent commitment to this generation of warriors coming home. they've got education and serious health care challenges and this town in washingt

. >> she was there and her new beau and the guys from funny or die were there. it was good.lebrities are really on the circuit. >> i hear you have some buzz about the vanity fair bloomberg party. >> it was at the french ambassador's residence which is a beautiful home and seth meyers was there, of course, and a lot of the conversation from saturday night live sawn penn and scarlett johansson kind of step -- sean penn and scarlet johanson kind of stepped out last night. >> zach was the comedian some would argue kind of roasted donald trump. what is the buzz on his performance and the president who gave a speech as well? >> definitely d.c. is talking about donald trump. we've been talking about donald trump for the last week. >> donald trump has been talking about donald trump. >> but seth meyers and the president really kind of got at him last night with the jokes. >> but thumbs up or down as far as the performances from what you're hearing? >> they were great. seth meyers was wonderful last night. he was funny. he was biting, but then he was also very gracious. it really loo

. >> my mother would say, who is your beau. >> i like that. where are you from? >> don't ask. is he in the business? >> yes, he is. >> we had emily giffin on and we are crazy about her. >> absolutely. she was on set. she was our biggest cheerleader which is unusual for the author of the source material to come in and support what it is we are doing with her words. she is lovely. >> she is a sweetheart. >> we are so excited. your movie "something borrowed" opens nationwide today. we wish you all the best. >> thank you. >> nice to see you. >> nice to see you. >> up next, one of the most inspiring woman you will ever know makes it realize you can do anything. [ sniffs ] ♪ bye! bye! ♪ hi. hey! hey! [ laughter ] ♪ [ female announcer ] walk into a burst of fresh fragrance when you pass by. get motion activated glade sense and spray and release the magic. sc johnson, a family company. creme body wash with nutrium moisture. after 1 week we took their close-ups. when they saw how much more beautiful their skin looked they had only one question... ch dewvinove ♪e si new dove visible car

but ann always got the feeling that her beaus were really more interested in her mother, who was--just had so much more charm and was better looking, too. c-span: who was sir charles? >> guest: sir charles was general charles willoughby, who was intelligence chief to general douglas macarthur in the philippines. and clare was always interested in military men and particularly if they had anything to do with spying. and since he was the intelligence chief, she was incredibly drawn to him. he was also rather taciturn--the strong, silent type and tall and striking looking, and she said to me that he was the mo--one man that she might have liked to run away with. but it turned out that willoughby never came back after the end of the war. he elected to go to japan to bring democracy to the japanese with--with macarthur. c-span: how did they meet? >> guest: they met when she went as a correspondent for life to the philippines. c-span: and was she married at the time? >> guest: she was married to harry at the time. this was in the early '40s before she became a congresswoman. c-span: and how

makers of the alcoholic beverage four loko saying it is partly to blame for his death. 15-year-old beauhim so much that he lost touch with reality. caffeine has since been taken out of that drink. but rupp's parents say it is still a dangerous drink and should be banned. >>> chrysler could pay off its taxpayer loans by next week. they've been able to raise $7.5 billion through bank loans, bond sales and money from its corporate parent, fiat. chrysler took the federal loan two years ago. this month, chrysler posted its first profitable quarter in five years. >>> president obama's mideast policy speech will likely dominate the agenda today. when prime minister netanyahu visits the white house. netanyahu is not thrilled to say the least with everything that the president had to say. and as alex marquardt reports the speech also did not play well on the streets of cairo. >> reporter: it was a tough crowd for president obama. egyptians in cairo watched the speech with skepticism, those who cared to watch it at all. in the end, some positive steps but falling short. >> i still wanted to hear