. >> nbc's jeff rossen is supposiexposing the hidden germs at public pools and water parks. >> reporter: it's pool time. families across the country are diving in and hitting water parks. today, so am i. but ever wonder what germs are lurking in the water? to find out, i'm going to undercover, taking samples. >> got it. >> reporter: sending them off to a certified lab. but this time, it isn't just the visual dirt down under or clumps of hair floating on top. we're testing for bacteria you can't see, that can actually make you sick. >> ready to test. >> reporter: let's start at this public pool. our tests reveal enterococci. simply put, fecal matter. maybe this water park will be cleaner. >> here we go. now back to the lazy river. >> reporter: our test reveals shocking results. total coliform, and e. coli, doctors say that's the perfect cocktail to make you sick. and we found that same disgusting bacteria in these two pools as well. yep, you're swimming in 2. >> either someone went to the bathroom and didn't clean themselves properly, or went to the bathroom in the pool. >> reporter: we

that was jeff rossen reporting, by the way. research on these body cameras is still new. why there are no specific cases of deception yet, experts believe as they become more widespread, there may be. >> certainly not proven. we'll be right back. right now, crews are at the scene of a 2-alarm fire in the city's "sunset district." the fire on 35th avenue, near pacheco street, was first >>> we are following breaking news. a two-alarm fire in the sunset district. follow us on twitter for the updates on the fire battle. >>> switching gears, beyonce is in town. ♪ all the single ladies >> get ready to get in formation, beyonce is in the bay. her tour coming to levi stadium tonight, the second time she's perform this is year. you might remember during the super bowl halftime show she performed with coldplay. caltrans will help with the influx of fans heading to the show. >> the train is even called beyonce special. >> how cute. somebody should take a picture. >>> bay area sports may receive the region's top honor tonight, induction into the bay area sports hall of fame. >> this

nbc's jeff rossen is putting them to the test. wait until you see the results. >> everything slides right off. >> reporter: it sounds so good. >> i can pour this on my phone and it still works. >> reporter: guaranteeing results. >> every girl wants the perfect curl and she can have it in 20 seconds. >> reporter: but is it too good to be true? first up, the gotham steel pan. the commercials air day and night. >> it's literally like cooking on air. use metal and never make a scratch ever. >> reporter: they say nothing sticks. >> shredded parmesan, right on the heat. >> reporter: but will it hold up in our tests? all right, they show burning parmesan in the pan in the commercial. we're going to do the same thing here. i've got some parmesan here. let's burn it up and see if it slides right now. >> hear that sizzle. >> reporter: it's supposed to slide right off. >> you can smell it burning now, so let me see if this works. we'll shut that off. we'll see if it works. i'm bad at this anyway. wow, look at that, it did it. let me quickly

banning it is the only way to deal with it. >>> jeff rossen reporting. >> local students competing inational spelling bee and we have some updates. >>> and more than a circular pattern on the ground. why some say there is a eairitual m morning noon or night there's always a moment to discover visit annapolis and create your moment >>> i was a believer you could say in the labyrinth in how it can help our body and mind. >> some might call it complicated and confusing, others see as a calming and con t it's been observed and walked for people for centuries around the world. these are some of the modder e iterations. joining us to what led her on this project you have made an interesting study of people who have found the labyrinth something of a godsend for different reasons. thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> it is interesting and we are labyrinths featured in places i had never noticed them before. maybe you can tell us what led you to do this film. >> right. well, as a filmmaker i have produced a number of documentaries featuring d.c. area people, places and iss

. >>> this morning on "today," jeff rossen investigating pot candy, children ingesting left with in reach to betty nguyen. good morning. >> good morning, dara. after a record setting 73 wins in the regular season, the golden state warriors are a single game away from being eliminated from the playoffs. oklahoma city wins to an easy win, 118-94. three games to one lead. russell westbrook led the way, game five is tomorrow night in oakland. >>> perfect 8-0, washington crushed matt harvey and the mets with the help of five homers. final in d.c., 7-4. >>> seattle now, one man on, here is the pitch. >> fly ball! go, go, go! there it is! there it is. >> nine run, game winner. also consecutive hit streak to nine. will be the recipient , battlin lieu ke leukemia. fans wore the special brightly colored socks in his honor at last night's warrior/thunder game. of course, dara, we want to wish craig steiger all the best. >> thanks so much. >>> "the voice" crowning a winner. crew baka -- chewbacca, up next. . tomorrow is not a given. but entresto is a medicine that helps make more tomorrows possible.

jeff rossen has some simple tips. >> the lines, the outrage. >> are you kidding me?tsa is doubling down on the precheck program. saying it is the solution. shorter lines, keep your shoes on. and laptop packed. but to sign up, it will cost you, $85, your fingerprint, and an f.b.i. background check. so is it worth it? >> i'm going try an experiment. i have the precheck, so i'm going to go through that line, josh will go through the regular tsa line, and we'll see who get there is faster. if i win, by how much? >> we took an evening flight out of miami, the best time to travel, off-peak. >> you can see the line, it is really long right now. it is going to take a long time to get through. >>pre check it wide open, i'm flying around here, and just like that. end of game. >> what about josh? >> this the missing vallejo teen... after the man suspected of taking her is shot and killed by officers. =sam/vo= plus-- a firefighter is injured as flames engulf an >>> the search intensifies for the missing vallejo teenager. >>> firefighter injured. the reason crews struggled to con

nbc news national investigative correspondent jeff rossen has simple tips you can use and even tested them out himself. >> reporter: you've seen the lines. >> ridiculous. >> reporter: and the outrage. >> are you [ bleep ] kidding me, tsa? >> reporter: want to skip ahead. the tsa is doubling down on the precheck program saying it's the solution, shorter lines, keep your shoes on and laptop packed, but to sign up, it will cost you $85, your fingerprint and an fbi background check. so is it worth it? >> okay. i'm going to try a little experiment with my producer josh. i have tsa pre, so i'll go through the tsa preline, and josh will go through the regular tsa line. we'll see who gets through the check point faster and if i win, by how much? we took an evening flight out of miami, the best time to travel off peak. >> you can see the line is really long right now. it's going to take a long time to get through. >> reporter: precheck line is wide open. i'm just flying around here. done just like that to my gate. >> what about josh? >> this is crazy. i'm still waiting. >> reporter: here at th

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jeff rossen has some simple tips. >> the lines, the outrage. >> are you kidding me?tsa is doubling down on the precheck program. saying it is the solution. shorter lines, keep your shoes on. and laptop packed. but to sign up, it will cost you, $85, your fingerprint, and an f.b.i. background check. so is it worth it? >> i'm going try an experiment. i have the precheck, so i'm going to go through that line, josh will go through the regular tsa line, and we'll see who get there is faster. if i win, by how much? >> we took an evening flight out of miami, the best time to travel, off-peak. >> you can see the line, it is really long right now. it is going to take a long time to get through. >>pre check it wide open, i'm flying around here, and just like that. end of game. >> what about josh? >> this is crazy. i'm still waiting. >> here is the gate, no sign of jash. >> in fact, it takes him 20 minutes to get through, with precheck, it takes me just 10. twice as fast. consumers and experts say the precheck program is riddled with problems. >>> luckily there are apps to help

. >>> this morning, on "today," the ads seen on tv series continues as jeff rossen puts automobile products. are these gadgets the answer to your road trip woes or a headache on the highway? find out only on "today." >>> max scherzer struck out 20 batters. threw 96 strikes and 23 balls on the least amount of pitches and balls in a 20 strikeout game. after the game, which the nats won 3-2, scherzer said, quote, out 20 is sexy. i guess he likes the word sexy. >>> to the nba. steph curry was award his mvp award before the game. in the fourth under 30 second to go and up two who do you think would get the ball? >> curry, behind the back. three-pointer is up. oh, stephen curry! >> ridiculous! later, nba great shaquille o'neal called curry the greatest shooter ever as the warriors eliminate the trailblazers. joe biden attended the invictus games yesterday and tim payne won a gold, silver and bronze medal. he lost both legs in battle and was cheered on by the man who saved his life, retired sergeant mike merritt. elizabeth marks won four gold medals on the day. here she accep from prince harry. in

. >>> this morning, on "today," jeff rossen investigates the danger behind cappedy.accidentally ingesting marijuana packed lollipops left within reach. >>> now to sports. after a record setting 73 wins in the regular season the golden state warriors are a single game away from being oklahoma city rolled to an easy game four win 118-94. they take a 3-1 lead. russell westbrook's triple-double led the way for the thunder. game five is tomorrow night in oakland. >>> the nat's stephen strasburg a perfect 8-0 as the nationals won. ninth inning, two out, one man on, here is the pitch. >> the pitch. >> got him. >> high flyball. deep right field! >> go, go! gone! there it is! >> it's gone. ninth inning walkoff homer for leo leone's maernt artin. craig sager is this year's recipient of the jimmy v award at the espys. he is battling leukemia but that isn't stopping him sideline reporter for turner sports. fans wearing brightly special colored socks in sager's honor at last night's game. the espys. we wish craig sager the best. >>> a special invitation for the chewbacca mom. fin

. ♪ stand by me >>> this morning, on "today," nbc jeff rossen puts products to the test to find out ifreally work. >>> now to sports. steph curry won his second straight mvp award and the first nba player to be unanimously selected. curry received all 131 first place votes and is the only 11th player to win back-to-back nba mvp award. >>> now to san antonio. it was a back and forth game all night but in the end, thunder prevailed 95-91. it's the second that oklahoma city has won in san antonio after the spurs only lost one game at home all year. the loss sends the spurs to the brink of elimination. >>>. >> carlton with a drive. score! around behind. >> the penguins now face the tampa bay lightning in the eastern conference finals. >>> prince harry was in attendance for the track and field events at the invictus games. usa ivan spears wrapped himself in the american flag while accepting the gold medal for the 1500 race. his second gold of the day. sarah ritter fell in the 200-meter race but gets up and takes the silver medal. she won gold in the 100-meter. >>> a 50 million dollar, 12,00

. >>> this morning on "today," jeff rossen investigates the viral video effect.police body cams are impacting national crime rates and whether you can believe what you see on tape. >>> let's get you caught up on this morning's sports headlines with my friend, betty nguyen. good morning, betty. >> good morning, dara. the minnesota timberwolves karl-anthony towns is expected to be named the nba rookie of the year. the official announcement is scheduled for later this morning. towns was the number one overall pick from kentucky. he posted the best rookie season by a big man since tim duncan, averaging 18 points and nearly 11 rebounds per game. oklahoma city thunder star kevin durant has already called towns a future hall of famer. >>> now to the action in toronto. the raptors dominated game seven against the heat, winning 116-89. kyle lowery led the way with 35 points for the raptors. toronto now faces cleveland in the eastern conference finals. >>> there was a texas-sized, bench-clearing brawl as the rangers hosted the blue jays. after being hit by a pitch, blue ja

before your kids make the splash this summer, "today" national investigative correspondent jeff rossenbugs. parents need to supervise but things can help us out. >> they're walking around the pool and there are drownings every year. nothing beats supervision, but these are technological advances that can help you. the first is the pool watchdog. it's a camera that is literally trained right on your pool. it sets off an alert on your smartphone via a text alert, no matter where you are. we have a live picture of this right here. it stares at your pool. watch the live feed at all times. i'll put my hand through here. you can see it. it would set off a text alert to your phone. >> is there a delay? >> no delay. it's in real time. it'll send the alert. you don't have to have motion in the pool. it's anything in front of the camera. >> right to your phone. >> use it for pets, by the way, too. >> next up? >> this water buoy. the pool guard water buoy. it floats in your pool. this one actually senses motion inside the pool. the second there is a splash, i'll set it off. ready? >> i'm ready. >

finding a reputable contractor to handle the job is easier said than done. >> jeff rossen is here withing. >> i brought my tool belt. >> i see that. >> check it out. >> we wouldn't hire you. you don't look the part. >> tip one, call the cops if i show up at your house and try to do work. 35% of the contractors interviewed hike costs after the job had already started. 31% used unskilled labor. 24%, overcharged materials. i want to give you tips. ready? >> go for it. >> boom, boom! they're not real brick, but we wanted to expose our tips. >> okay, you're fired, man. >> first one is recommendations. ask for credentials. that's number one. visit old job sites, as well, and current job sites, especially doing a big house renovation. i want to see something you did three years ago. >> visit their old jobs? isn't that someone else's private property? >> you can stand outside, knock on the door. people are willing to help. we're all in this together. check with the local building department, too. >> mr. rossen, tear down that wall. >> good one. the next one, pricing and negotiation. we all kno

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. >> kristen welker and jeff rossen joining us on a saturday morning.ing. >> good morning. out here in new york. >> just a little trip. i'll be back, guys. >> you better. >> saturday morning right here on "today," will the latest controversy swirls around donald trump, allegations that he faked being his own publicist back in the '90s come back to bite him this fall? we're chew it over with a political panel and talk to the reporter who took the call. >>> and harp rows moments caugh on camera. incredible video. reaction from the people onboard. >>> plus a woman blind two decades can suddenly see again. how did that happen? we'll talk to her. >> amazing. >>> as you plan your summer vacation, great tips on how you can save big on your stay from a true hotel insider. >> those stories plus others here of -- a little love. >> i had my tea in solidarity. >> feel better. >> thank you very much. >> all right, guys. >> cheers. >> see you back here. >>> in other stories, bill cosby's lawyers asking the supreme court for another chance. they want his criminal assa

. >> that was jeff rossen, now research on body cameras is still relatively new, while there are no specificases of deception reported just yet, experts believe as these become more widespread there will be. seth, the law professor at the university of south carolina that jeff mentioned in his piece, uses video like the judges how to interpret body cam footage. pretty interesting. >>> it certainly is. the great thing about baseball some would say is that you can go to the game and say i never saw that before. well, in texas that thing was a player getting punched in the face. take a look at this. texas rangers and toronto blue jays in an all-out brawl. going to end up with one of the players being suspended as a matter of fact. kind of thing you see on the ice with ice hockey. they were fighting basically because the rangers thought a blue jays player showed them up in the playoffs last year. they hit him with a pitch yesterday. then he had a hard slide into second base. then the fight really started. look at that in slow-mo. >> he really took it on the jaw, didn't he? not very sportsmanlike

jeff rossen reports someone is demanding $5 million from starbucks to pay everybody back. >> reporterhen you order an iced drink at starbucks the barista fills it up then in comes the ice. it's heavy on ice, light on liquid, saying starbucks is misrepresenting its cold drinks, the customer often getting much less than advertised, often nearly half as many fluid ounces. in a venti starbucks advertising 24 fluid ounces on the menu, according to the lawsuit you only get 14 ounces of liquid. >> i think it's an interesting case. >> nbc news legal analyst has reviewed the 29-page suit? in the lawsuit they include this photo of a starbucks cup. the claim is these black lines are fill lines, telling baristas only fill the liquid up to the black lines and the rest of the cup up with just ice. >> this could be a valid argument, the plaintiffs clearly believe that this is an admission that starbucks knew that they were doing something wrong. the ultimate question is going to be is ice a fluid or is it going to be considered a solid? >> starbucks telling nbc news the suit is without merit. our cu

philadelphia's own kristen welker and jeff rossen join us live from new york with a look at what they'rerking on. >> hey, rosemary. good morning. >> a local girl makes good. coming up, the latest controversy swirling around donald trump. allegations that he faked being his own publicist back in the '90s. we'll chew it over with a political panel and talk to the reporter who actually took the call. >>> also ahead. harrowing moments caught on camera when a plane full of sky divers crashes. video and reaction from people on board. >>> a woman who has been blind for more than two decades says she is suddenly see again. how did that happen? we'll talk to her. >>> as you plan your summer vacation, we have great tips on how to save big on your stay from a true hotel insider. >>> those stories plus the chef is here cooking up something delicious. kristen is a great cake-taker. taking care of the lump in my throat. providing us this tea. >> hi to everyone in philly. >> thanks, guys. see you at 7:00. >>> sports now. tonight the phils continue their series with the cincinnati reds in south philadel

nbc's national investigative correspondent jeff rossen has the details. >> reporter: when you order ant up, then scoops in the ice. but the new lawsuit alleges it's heavy on ice, light on liquid, saying starbucks is misrepresenting its cold drinks, the customer often getting much less than advertised. often nearly half as many fluid ounces. in a venti, for example, starbucks advertises 24 fluid ounces on the menu. but according to the lawsuit, you only get 14 ounces of liquid. >> i think it's an interesting case. >> reporter: nbc news legal analyst karen desoto has reviewed the 29-page suit. in the lawsuit, they include this photo of a starbucks cup. the claim is these black lines are fill lines, and telling baristas across the country, only fill the cup up with liquid and then the rest up with ice. what do you make of that? >> this could be a interesting issue. the ultimate question is going to be, is ice a fluid or is it going to be considered a solid? >> starbucks telling nbc news the suit is without merit. our customers understand and expect that ice is an essential component of an

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jeff rossen ate his way across town to find out. you're a giver. >> you fast food junkies or not?>> no. >> i could have guessed that. could have guessed both of those. some of the best story ideas come from you at home. we got this one right from our rossen report e-mail. lee from north carolina writing, for some fun, try comparing fast food photos with the products as they actually are sold. ed from california chiming in with another e-mail. please do an expose on what we actually get. you spoke, and i'm listening. this morning, we are about to find out. >> you can't get cheesiness like this. >> reporter: the commercials are mouth watering. >> a delicious case deburger. >> reporter: this user asking, where is the chicken? #fast food fail. another saying, i was expecting more than just a shell. others posting side by side images of a beautiful burger from the chain's website, and the burger that ended up in their bag. so what will we get? i hit some of the country's biggest fast food chains. let's start at taco bell. you can't miss the commercials for their quesalupe. >> it'll be

"today" national investigative correspondent jeff rossen tested them out so you don't have to.ng. >> sometimes i can't sleep at night and i'm up watching the infomercials. the products are making promises to solve every promiblem in my life. gadgets for my phone, even women who want curls on the go. let's be honest, you want to buy them. but do they really work? this morning, we are putting them to the test. you have to see these results. >> reporter: it sounds so good. >> pour the champagne, and it still works. >> reporter: guaranteeing results in no time. >> every girl wants a perfect curl, and she can have it in 20 seconds. >> is it too good to be true? >> reporter: first up, the pan, commercials aired day and night. >> use metal and never make a scratch, ever. >> reporter: they say nothing stitches. >> parmesan right on the heat. >> reporter: will it hold up in our test? >> they show burning parmesan in the pan on the commercial. let's burn it up and see if it slides out. >> reporter: the cheese quickly melted on to the pan. >> hear that sizzle. >> it is supposed to slide o

. >> "today" national investigative correspondent jeff rossen is here with a story that parents needeff, good morning. >> this is an important one. guys, good morning to you. if i showed these to your kids right here, right here, would your kids eat them? mine would. they're lollipops. now, there is a potentially dangerous version of these spreading across the country. pure, concentrated marijuana made to look like kids' candy. kids keep eating it by accident. they see it laying around at home or at a friends' house. even at public. doctors nationwide are reporting a spike in children rushed to the er, poisoned by pot. this morning, police are issuing an urgent warning. >> reporter: all kinds of candy. >> it looks yummy. >> reporter: even baked goods. >> i love brownies. >> reporter: they look so good but -- >> this one is actually edible marijuana. >> oh, wow. >> reporter: it's the latest craze. edible marijuana that looks identical to candy. just look at these, side by side. can you see the difference? that's real sugary candy on the right, and that's pot on the left. marijuana, no

. >> i'm jeff rossen. so many of us going to the pools and water parks. doesn't love the lazy river? ever wonder what's actually in this water? i did. i'm pulling out the test kit. you're going to want to see what we found, next. hands? man, it's like pure power at your finger tips. like the power to earn allstate reward points, every time i drive. ...want my number? and cash back for driving safe. and the power to automatically find your car... i see you car! and i got the power to know who's coming and when if i break down. ...you must be gerry. hey... in means getting more from your car insurance with the all-powerful drivewise app. it's good to be in, good hands. fresh bread in the lostore every single day.ing hmm. wonder who? if you don't already know... ...try it. at walmart's low prices. i use what's already inside me to reach my goals. so i liked when my doctor told me that i may reach my blood sugar and a1c goals by activating what's within me with once-weekly trulicity. trulicity is not insulin. it helps activate my body to do what it's supposed

. >> i'm jeff rossen, dylan dreyer by my side. >> we have our tea for jeff. >> this is my second cupe way, i was trying to figure out how not to drink yours, look at the lipstick. can we get a shot of that? >> that's the sign, do not drink. >> this is mine and that is hers. >> let's get to the news as jeff is milking his tea. let's get to the latest on the race for president. it's taking an interesting turn with the new audio recording that surfaced from the '90s, claiming to be donald trump's spokesperson. trump and his camp say it's not him. the woman who took the call say it is. jacob is outside trump tower. what is the latest? >> reporter: good morning. on the trail, donald trump likes to bring up stuff about hillary clinton. telling people it is a distraction. this, at a time when he is trying to unify the party. the reporter who took the initial call says that a man named john miller pretended to be trump's publicist. trump later admitted to her, he and miller were the same person, it was a bad joke, saying he was very sorry about it. >> there's no doubt in my mind, he apologiz

. >> jeff rossen is here. what do you have against fun? what is your problem?reporter: look, i let you enjoy your weekend. but now it's back to business, it's tuesday. summer is here. i've got to ruin matt's fun. our kids can't wait to get into the water. but now the cdc is the one ruining the fun. thousands of pools across the country had to be shut down because bacteria counts are off the charts. more people than ever getting sick. this morning we're breaking out our germ kits again. before you jump in, you've got to see what we found. it's pool time. families across the country diving in. and hitting water rk today, so am i. but ever wonder what germs are lurking in the water? to find out, i'm going undercover, taking samples, tending them off to a certified lab. this time it isn't the visual dirt down under or clumps of hair floating on top. we're testing for the bacteria you can't see that can actually make you sick. let's start at this public pool. occi, or simply put, fecal matter. before i get too comfortable, our test reveals shocking results. total co

they have been pulled out of service last month after today's jeff rossen reported on machines in severalsed pams. >> with the summer swimming season almost here there's a dirty water warning. last year one in 8 inspections of public pools and water playgrounds resulted in immediate closures because of serious violations. the worst are kiddie and wading pools and because of potty training accidents but with adults it's often just called being lazy. let's get a can check of the weather from al. >> thank you so much natalie as we look and show you what's going to be happening tomorrow. it's going to be a messy track. we have a lot of rain coming down and there may be even a chance of a shower or two for the 141st running of the preakness. temperature about 57 degrees. and weekend outlook you can see we have wet weather in the mid-atlantic states and also the pacific northwest. slight risk of strong storms texas int rain continues in the northeast and new england a slight risk of strong storms expands from texas into the planes. >> enjoy the sunshine while we have it around here. there won't

. >> "today" national investigative correspondent jeff rossen has more on this. >> good morning to yout topic. we are out here in new york this morning. it is about 70 degrees outside. we are talking about how hot cars can get inside. i always thought that cars can't get that hot inside unless it's really hot outside. 80 or 90 degrees. that is not true. children can die sitting in a car if it is 70, like now, and feeling good outside. as low as 60 degrees. it's already happening. this is one of the worst in more than a decade, with new cases just this week. this morning, i am hopping inside a of a car to show you how fast it can happen. plus, how to break a child out if you spot them stranded. >> reporter: north carolina, wednesday. an eight-month-old baby boy trapped inside this suv for hours. his mom reportedly forgot him in there. he was killed. florida, just days another baby left in a hot car. also killed. >> 10 to 15 minutes, the temperature of a car can go to 0 from 80 degrees to 120 degrees. >> reporter: cases already spiking across the country. nine children killed so far this

they've been pulled out of service last month after "today"'s jeff rossen reported on machines in several missed payments. >>> summer swimming season is almost here. dirty water warning. last year, 1 in 8 inspections of public pools and water playgrounds resulted in immediate closures because of serious violations. the worst were kiddy and wading pools. 20% were closed because of potty training accidents. with adults, it's called being lazy. >>> let's get a check of the weather from al. >> thank you so much, natalie. as we look and show you what's going to be happening at the preakness tomorrow, it's going to be a messy track. we've got a lot of rain coming down. there may be a chance of a shower or two for the 141st running of the preakness. coverage begins on nbc at 5:00 p.m. showers likely. temperature, 57 degrees. weekend outlook, you can see, we've got wet weather in the mid-atlantic states. also in the pacific northwest. slight risk of strong storms, texas to oklahoma. sunday, sunday, rain continues in the northeast. new england, strong storms risk exnds from texas to the te >>> goo

." >> jeff rossen checks some things out for our car.touted as products that can solve anything fast, and some of the best gadgets are gadgets for our cars. if something goes wrong on the road, that's it, you're stranded. this morning we're going big setting up real life problems to test these products out. if you own a car, you know things can go wrong. your battery dies. a shopping cart just scratched your car. and your tires just drove over some nails. now with these products to the rescue, making big promises. >> tired of your car taking a beating? it gets dinged, scratched and nicked and you pay the price. >> fix-it pro claims it can fix any of that damage on shopping cart going into a car. i have a shopping cart here. this is my suv, poor baby. i'm going to shove this right in. here goes nothing. oh, boy, look at that huge scratch there, couple of them. we're going to move it right across just like this, just like it shows in the commercial. just wipe away the excess. i have to tell you, i'm surprised right now. there is still a li

on rossen reports live, we have tips on how to stay safe from jeff rossen.u're starting out with this grill. >> a lot of us think, who is going to get hurt by grilling? 16,000 people a year go to the hospital from barbecue problems. obviou m coming up next weekend. this is timely. first thing you want to do, we have the side of the house here. a lot of us, including at my house, you have the grill sort of against the house. get it out of the way. literally move it ten feet out. >> that far? >> is that the minimum? >> yes. flames can come out the back sometimes. they have caught homes on fire. you want it ten feet out. >> wow. >> next thing you want to do, make sure there are no gas leaks. do the soapy water test. come down to the -- see the propane tank? put the propane tank on. you want to spray the soapy water. soap and water in a thing here. >> what does it do? >> if it bubbles, you have a gas leak in the pipes. >> i've never done that. so smart. >> 15 seconds. you know if you have a leak. >> if you have a gas leak, don't use it. >> exactly. >> one other

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