this is from mrs. meyers, this is $4 and clean day. this is an amazing degreaser. it contains soap bark extract. one of nature's most powerful degreasers. >> what a great idea. >> that's a great way to start. so this is bioclean, an all-purpose spray. uses citrus power to clean your kitchen. this is kind of a concentrated cleaner. you can mix with baking soda or water to clean all different areas of your home, including everything from the counter tops down to the floors. and this has a scent of pine. >> that's fantastic. >> now this is moving into the bathroom. and here we have natural deodorant. so we have, this is powered by essential oils and minerals, keeps the odor-causing bacteria at bay. we have bad in the moon. it's powered by baking soda and essential oils. >> the rest of the stuff you can see on our website. >> it makes you think about all the stuff you're putting on you. thank you. >>> coming up, they are all naturals when it comes to moving your feet. >> we take you behind the scenes >> excellent.nt. hey buddy, let's get these dayquil liquid gels and g

mr. meyer's new book is called "above the line. " you are 51 years old. okay? are old enough to straddle my generation. to it the minutes who are playing millennials who is playing now. there is a big difference when these kids come in to play ball. they show boat. the team is as much as a factor as the individual. all of that, big money at the end of the rainbow for ohio state players. how do you get through to thiment? them. >> as a general statement that is correct. i was blessed to have a team that was none of that last year. so you always have a dream to have this perfect team put together and it takes a long time. try develop a culture of where you don't put up that kind of stuff. >> when you say you don't put up that w. that kind of stuff. go in and look at the at the kid and you don't think the kid will bend to your will. that's what it is all about. bending to you and your coaching staff's with will. >> the biggest thing i have noticed is i took a year off of coaching and went around and studied some of the great coaches out there. the common denominat

mr. meyernts and no tipping gives us a glimpse as to how economics in a free market society just the intelligence there isn't what it used to be. now what do you see when you see that there's no tipping? >> listen, i know that it's going to show up on your bill. >> of course it is. >> because we're going to pay the way. >> this is a sensitive issue for me. my daughter is a chef at a high line restaurant. you're going to pay for the help. >> absolutely. as a matter of fact, everybody on the restaurant side, i have no problem with it, i think they work very hard, but people like you and i are probably going to throw a little extra tip. the other part of the tip's built into the check. that's the way it is. >> yeah. >> now let's talk about central planning, central banking and the fact that you can't get a ten year under 2%. what do you think? >> well, again -- >> at least for now. >> we've talked about this for five years already. i know that they've broken the mechanism of what the bond markets

ashley: what mr. meyer said is all aboutem balance of the tips.rds, the greeters and those on the front side of the restaurant are getting the tips, the cooks are not getting their share by paying everybody more money they all get a fair share of what they're doing for their jobs, and, but the down side of this, of course, the menu items go up 20 to 25%, you could argue that's what you're putting down in tips anyway. i've maintained you can shoot me for being a pinko comy bed wetter as you like to say, i felt the restaurant owners should have the customers pay about a fifth of their worker's sally. pay them a fair wage, i will still tip. stuart: get out of here. what have you got against the american system of rewarding youngsters to want to be actors or whatever, they go work as a restaurant waiter and so mume o them make a fortune in tips. ashley: how much of that is reported. stuart: you're worried about the irs getting their share, headlines, boys. ashley: am i still the show next week. stuart: i don't know. ashley: i take it back. stuart: and

mr. food test kitchen, where every day (bite) oh my gosh . "ooh it's so good!!" " jessica rae: in today's gardening segment... melinda meyers raise your comfortable here she is now with more. bad knees or an from gardening. try bed to a comfortable height. we made r raised beds from naturally long-lasting cedar. plastic lumber, boulders or treated titiers will also rk. just make sure the preservatives used are safe for plants and people. our beds are 4 x 8 feet for easy access and 16 inches deep, allowing plenty of space for the plant roots. you may want to make yours higher for easier access. or get creative and do something fun like this star bed. set the bed in place - you may want corner stakes to help anchor it in place. level the bed checking all sides. next fill with a quality topsoil. add compost or garden amendment if needed. mix this and fertilizer into the topsoil, rake smooth and allow to settle. now your garden is ready for planting. i'm melinda myers, check out our website for this and other gardening tips. jessica rae: a couple of siouxland entrepreneurs are bringing smart t-v's to siouxland. details on what

mr. food test kitchen, where today we found an "historic way" for you to say . "ooh it's so good!!" " jessica rae: in this week's gardening segment... melinda meyers shows us the right tools we should be using to prune our gardens. here she is now with more. "before you head out to the garden to do a bit of pruning, make sure you have the right tool for the job. use a bypass hand pruner for pruning woody stems up to of an inch in diameter. these pruners have two sharp blades like scissors, resulting in a clean cut that closes quickly. look for a quality pruner with replaceable blades. employ a bypass lopper to extend your reach when pruning small trees, shrubs and roses. most loppers cut branches up to 2 inches in diameter. those with longer handles give you greater leverage. and some have ratcheting devices to increase the cutting power with less effort on your part. invest in a small pruning saw for larger stems and wish, comes true... just in the nick of time... jessica rae: artist is helping a family's last wish come true. wilbur meyer has always wanted a sculpture of herk hawkeye in his back yard... but given only a few weeks to live, his fam

mr. food test kitchen, where every day we're looking for an easier way for you to say . "ooh it's so good!!" jessica rae: in this week's gardening segment... melinda meyers shows us how to properly lay out plants in your garden. here she is now with more. "you layout your garden bed and head to the garden center to buy plants. those small shrubs seem lost in that big space. fight the temptation to plant them closer together than the tag recommends. these small plants will quickly grow to full size. if overcrowded, you will need to remove the extra plants - something most gardeners are not good at. and by the time you do, all the shrubs may have lost their beauty. use a tape to measure and plant your shrubs at the recommended spacing. carefully remove the plant from the pot, loosen any girdling roots and place in a hole the same depth as the rootball and two or more times the diameter wide. fill the space between young shrubs with annual and perennial flowers. a few decorative squash and pumpkins make excellent seasonal fillers. the flowers will quickly fill in the gaps between your properly spaced shrubs. as the shrubs grow, fewer annuals are planted and

mr. trump, you wanted me to remind you about saturday night? >> live from new york, it's saturday night. >> dana carvy. bill hartman, victoria jackson. joan lovin. dennis miller. mike meyers. and kevin leland and features al franken. from the "saturday night live" band. musical guest, aerosmith. and starring tom hanks. ladies and gentlemen, tom hanks. >> thank you very much. oh, man. i can't believe it. i hosted the show now four times and just now i banged my knee on this thing back stage. it's killing me. >>> you okay? >> yes, sir, i am fine. it's swollen up a little bit, but i will be fine. got, it hurts. it hurts so much. why does it have to hurt this much? >> we can get somebody to look at it. >> it's okay, already. stop making a fuss. >> dear god, i know you have been good with me. out on cassette and grant me this one last request. please make the pain stop. please make this pain stop! oh, my god. >> wow. glad that's over. i feel great. in fact, i feel wonderful. i have never felt so wonderful, so free. so light. all the pain is gone. am i really light as air? free of trouble? free of care? no more worries, no more burdens. all because my legs stopped hurting. look

mr. macola, this is a text from the philadelphia areae carried i'm an aspiring writer i with a background in history education and a great lead meyer how you blend excellentelling storytelling and brought it research. how did you find your voicnte ad i apologize, kami in huntsville, alabama.untsvie, >> i assume you mean my voice in a writer. to lear by writing, there is only oneted way to learn how to write and ti that's to sit down and write and to write and rewrite and learn to edit yourself. f it all.the writ o you have to separate the writer you for the editor you, unless the editor show the person wrote this very difficult how to makeo it work. one way to do that is to take what you have written and put it on a shelf for a couple of weeks or more and then take a fresh look because you will see things about it that you didn't seeee t while you are writing it.ou another very helpful way to. learn to write is to have someone read it aloud to you. try to write for the ears while the eye because you will hear things about it that you have h written that you don't necessarily see, the repetition of certain words or certain kinds of

mr. trump you will be hosting saturday night live on november 7th. are you excited? >> i did it back in april of 2004. i am excited to be back and working with dana carvey and mike meyers. >> we wish you luck. will they get equal time if they go on a big show like that? >> no. >> i want to bring the panel in and talk about biden. one of the biggest stories was who wasn't at the debate. jedediah, after watching the do beat, does all of this biden hype matter? >> i feel like joe biden would have been inclined to run into this race if hillary struggled. she held her own. now he has to think about it. what it comes down to is her poll numbers. her e-mails don't matter, but her e-mails do matter. if you look at independent voters she is having a hard time with the female voters. i think he is still waiting on the line. i wanted to shake it up to her. this is the second time she feels entitled to the job. >> if you are not a socialist and you don't want to vote for a pathological liar there were three other candidates on the stage. >> he meant sanders. >> i know what he is talking about. >> there is a part of me that rided him to ride in on a stalion. the only reason he shou

meyers. we created a number one hit record. >> seth: rock and roll. [ laughter ] >> orange is the new blacklist. >> blacklist, this is the president. we need you. >> whatever this is, mrs stolen the constitution. >> seth: it's steamy hot. >> it was none other than time travelling terrorist trunco steel. we tracked him to the year 1776, so we need you to go back in time and get back the constitution. >> i'll do it. and we'll stay in touch by using our radio shack wrist watch computers. [ light laughter ] >> great plan. you're a great guy. >> well, it looks like we have to travel back in time. to dr. yamagoto's time lab. ♪ >> ah, hello, blacklist. >> hello, doc. we need to get back to 1776 and save the usa. >> seth: scientology is great. [ laughter ] ♪ >> get in my time machine. ♪ ♪ >> god speed, blacklist. [ screaming ] >> i think we made it. >> seth: i never get to hang out with my mom anymore. >> oh, wow. we made it. to the battle of central park. [ explosions ] >> seth: scientology is a religion. >> look, seth meyers, we all know that you're a scientologist. >> blacklist, i'm glad you could make it. it's me turn, the character turn from the amc show, reginald turn t

mr. speaker, i'd like to ask unanimous consent that remarks by the chairman of our housing insurance subcommittee, representative luke meyer of missouri, be inserted in the record. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. hill: mr. speaker, i rise today in support of h.r. 3192, the homebuyers assistance act. this commonsense, bipartisan bill which will provide certainty for the short transition period for the real estate industry preventing costly market disruptions and delays for american homebuyers. i na mr. sherman for his help in design and leadership and also thank my friend, mr. vargas, and mr. pearce, who worked on this bill as well. this straightforward measure will provide a temporary hold harmless period from enforcement action and litigation during the initial implementation of this new t.l.a. respa integrated disclosure form. this rule, by the way, became effective this past saturday. companies out in the real world are trying to get this closing regime right and have spent billions of dollars in updating their systems and hundreds of man-hours training employees to comply with this 1,800-page rule. agai

mr. mayor. a real loyalist out there. thank you, clarence. i'm not only being sarcastic because i think i have my own thinking. >>> up next. highlights from my visit to late night with seth meyers. this is "harball," the place for politics. dave'and starting each day game, with a delicious bowl of heart healthy kellogg's raisin bran. how's your cereal? sweet! tastes like winning. how would you know what winning tastes like? invest in your heart health, with kellogg's raisin bran. no crying today... everythieven the pizza.the nfl, get the new monster toppings pizza, just $12. and don't forget the pepsi. add knots for $5 more. better ingredients. better pizza. better football. papa john's. >>> welcome back to "harball." great night last night with seth meyers on "late night," discuss the democratic debate. i accepted seth's challenge of reading fake headlines as a serious newsman in a segment he called gravitas. >> it's the life blood of a news anchor. we're going to see if you maintain yours as you read news stories you have never seen. you'll turn to a new camera for each story and read whatever is on the card with all the gravitas you can muster. are you up for the challenge?

meyer is sean smith's uncle, live in north carolina. thanks for coming back here. food morning to you. -- good morning to. >> you mr. hemmer, we meet again. bill: i have not had a chance to hear you out on 11 hours of yesterday. i know you have very strong words what you heard. what do you want people to know? >> yes i do, thank you. thank you for giving me the opportunity first of all. what i want people to address and what i want to really see the committee address more directly, the arming of benghazi. i gave trey gowdy's chief counsel, dana chipman, the two copies of arming of benghazi by catherine herridge. which if folks go out there to check it out, it is still there online and i hope fox runs it on pry time basis. i wanted to hear more about mark tury and 400 tons of weapons that ended up libyan transitional national council's hands. the fact we didn't vet people we gave weapons to, the fact we armed al qaeda. those issues were not addressed appropriately but touched upon. bill: your right, perhaps behind the scenes, we don't know, the transcripts are private you don't know what they talked about. >> that is

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man and we all with meyer the work he has done and i hope that the new speaker to be paul ryan will use his talent. nick, leader pelosi's able, able negotiator. at the white house mr. president let me just say a word about speaker pelosi before a move on. i so admire this good woman. she is a stalwart in the house of representatives. she will go down in history as one of the great great leaders about body. i admire her. i appreciate her friendship and extend to anyone within the sound of my voice my appreciation for the work that she did on this bill. at the white house i never indicated the president did a wonderful job on this but he also assigned good outstanding, i can't say enough about these two people die in deeds, one of the white house negotiators and katie fowler. kd is a woman who worked for senator schumer for a number of years prayed she worked for the democratic policy committee for a number of years. we admire her very much and she was so help of and getting this legislation. she is always easy to get ahold of, easy to reach. so mr. president it's time for this important legislation to pass the united states senate. i will say just a few words about

of the joint chiefs of staff, general richard meyers wonderful to have you on the program thank you so much for joining us. >> nice to see you -- >> i mean mring? i don't know, putin comes to town pushing obama around, and here we are, watching russia take over in syria, what is your take on all of this? >> a very aggressive program by russia crimea eastern ukraine now sir, i think the sad part is that -- at least last time i talked to general rally dempsey former chairman no contact with russian counterpart nor did many in government done with little communication or serious communication ability to communicate with our russian counterparts, so, a very dangerous volatile situation for sure. maria: what should president we doing should u.s. change its strategy. >> i think the u.s. goals in syria are right on track, i mean, you know the assad regime has to go that is not the russian view the russian view we got to prop up assad somehow try to work with russia before this get out of hand we had it in aoff secretary-general complaining about russian over flight of turkey onboarder there it wasn't an accident they said in turkey share space so