prince george's county fire department says the tanker was carrying a nontoxic substance and besides, it didn't leak. >>> in jail tonight a tour bus driver said to be zooming along at speeds up to 70 miles an hour on a snow slick i-95. it turns out that was way too fast. that bus slid off the road and crashed on its side about 4:00 in the morning in stafford, virginia. we talked to some of those passengers. >> horrible, horrible. the bus just flipped over. guy was going way too fast. it hit the divider and flipped on its side. >> we was scared. everybody was scared and people screaming and i said jesus, jesus! >> a handful of passengers suffered serious injuries but are expected to recover. that driver is charged with reckless driving for going too fast on a slick highway. the bus was operated by princess tours carrying 58 passengers from new york to atlanta. >>> tonight the attorney for d.c. mayor vincent gray concedes his client is likely on the verge of getting indicted. robert bennett says gray is not guilty and is looking forward to his day in court. >> our bruce johnson sat down

this is biodegradable nontoxic edible product, there it is. >> he took a spoon and ate it like it's icepretty sure it doesn't taste like ice cream. >> i got to hand it to that guy, he really believes in his product. >> he may believe in it. but many online viewers think it's more science fiction than all science. >> my first inclination is to think that this were not possible. >> but is it possible? for the answer, let's ask the torch man himself, tom brundage. >> this is not fake. this is the real thing. >> tom is a scientist and inventor at the helm of his own research company. >> we're specifically in the business of trying to create new products for the use of the public. every substance that i make was made specifically for the purpose of maintaining the environment, and just keeping people safe. >> some of those inventions include a pepper spray neutralizer, a microwave blow torch, and even his own line of energy bars. >> it's enjoyable to eat. and it will give you energy, and boost the immune system. >> tom's innovations catch the eye of george, host of the web series "survive an

new and improved, natural, nontoxic, or whatever.consumers really have more power than they have ever had before. they can vote with their dollars. goodguide is a unique offering. it is the tip of the iceberg of new types of information coming to consumers. where does petroleum come from that goes into your plastic toy? where does food come from that is in your organic cereal? we couldn't know that three years ago. as we have been doing this project, there has been scandal after scandal in the marketplace. >> links between high consumption of bpa and heart disease. >> the discovery of horsemeat disguised as beef has kicked off a crisis. >> how would you even know it was in a product you were buying for your child? >> that has turned this issue into mainstream consumer issues. >> as for nike, the company has made major efforts to clean up its supply chain. nike is now one of the highest-rated apparel companies on goodguide. ♪ >> i'm going to hand you stuff and you're going to tell me what it is, ok? what is your name? >> superman. >>

the best part about all this, nontoxic, no ammonia, didn't smell. you didn't even use gloves?dn't have to use gloves. >> and it had coconut oils in it and all those great things that are good for your hair. there are colors out there that are really good for your hair. >> marko, thanks so much. by the way, a quick little tip for the men. even though we warmed up the lady's hair color, marko suggests that men make their hair color cooler to avoidfake. nothing worse than fake hair on a man. coming up next, ask carol. huh, fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. everybody knows that. well, did you know bad news doesn't always travel fast? (clears throat) hi mister tompkins. todd? you're fired. well, gotta run. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. >>> welcome back. it's time for ask carol. joshua wants to know about the fasting diet. he says -- >> great question. fasting can be tricky. i do worry that people believe if they're fasting one day it's okay to eat two or three times as much the next day. because hey, they're fa

the best part about all this, nontoxic, no ammonia, didn't smell. you didn't even use gloves?dn't have to use gloves. >> and it had coconut oils in it and all those great things that are good for your hair. there are colors out there that are really good for your hair. >> marko, thanks so much. by the way, a quick little tip for the men. even though we warmed up the lady's hair color, marko suggests that men make their hair color cooler to avoid looking fake. nothing worse than fake hair on a man. coming up next, ask carol. in the last 23 years, but i needed help in quitting smoking. [ male announcer ] along with support, chantix varenline is pron to help peop quit smoking. chantix reduced the urge for me to smoke. it actually caught me by surprise. [ male announcer ] some people had changes in behavior, thinking, or mood, hostility, agitation, depressed mood, and suicidal thoughts or actions while taking or after opping chantix. ifou notice any of these, stop chaix and call your doctor right away. tell your doctor about any history of mental-health problems, which could get w

new and improved, natural, nontoxic, or whatever.onsumers really have more power than they have ever had before. they can vote with their dollars. goodguide is a unique offering. it is the tip of the iceberg of new types of information coming to consumers. where does petroleum come from that goes into your plastic toy? where does food come from that is in your organic cereal? we couldn't know that three years ago. as we have been doing this project, there has been scandal after scandal in the marketplace. >> links between high consumption of bpa and heart disease. >> the discovery of horsemeat disguised as beef has kicked off a crisis. >> how would you even know it was in a product you were buying for your child? >> that has turned this issue into mainstream consumer issues. >> as for nike, the company has made major efforts to clean up its supply chain. nike is now one of the highest-rated apparel companies on goodguide. ♪ >> i'm going to hand you stuff and you're going to tell me what it is, ok? what is your name? >> superman. >> s

. >> this vaccine may in fact be one of the first ways to get a nontoxic, high quality of life therapy to these individuals. >> the researchers say they first injected lab mice with the vaccine and noticed tumors weren't growing as fast. human tests in 33 countries have shown the same results. the drug may be available to patients in the united states in the next three to four years. >>> downtown san jose has just opened a new adult health clinic to provide care for those in need. the john the 23rd is located on east san fernando street. it's run by catholic charities, it provides primary and behavioral health care, organizers say by offering both services it's easier for patients to get the care they need. >> it's a team effort. that's what it is about. the data shows when people do the team effort people get better. both physically and emotionly. >> the clinic is open monday through friday from nine to two. services are available in english, spanish, and other languages. >> being a sports fan can be hard work and expensive. richard sharp looks at how fans digging deep into their pock

it's been shown to break down the outer coat of the virus and can be used as a nontoxic food and sanitizeren you think young republicans, you think this -- alex p. keaton, the conservative son from "family ties." but as annoying as he could be to the hippy parents, they never had to deal with the debate over same-sex marriage, so as cpac looks to win over younger voters, most remain unyielding even as the tide of opinion is yield -- the republican party's own alps after 2012 suggested change has to happen if they want to win the white house back. texas senator ted cruz gave his prescription for winning young voters. take a listen. >> how do you win young people? who are the two republicans in modern times who have most energized young people? ronald reagan and ron paul. so apparently the key is being named ronald. >> my next guest tasked with helping the gop win over young vote voters, alex smith chairperson of the college republican national committee. good morning. good to see you. >> good morning. thank you for having me on. >> i know it's loud there. hopefully you'll be able to hear me

present in oregano has been shown to break down the outer coat of the virus and can be used as a nontoxictizer. >>> more heart break in washington state. the latest known victim of that devastating mudslide is a 4-month-old baby girl. there are 26 known dead, 17 of them confirmed. authorities have already acknowledged that number will rise dramatically during today's scheduled press conference, but the snohomish fire chief says they are determined to find more survivors. >> we don't just go out there without a plan and run around with heavy equipment, because we're still in a rescue mode here. as far as i'm concerned, we're still in a rescue mode. i haven't loths hope yet, and there's a lot of people that haven't lost hope yet. we're not going to run big, huge, heavy equipment over areas where we may collapse something where we could have a survivor. >> it's also acknowledged that it could take months to recover the missing, who now number at least 90. meanwhile, donations have been pouring in from around the nation. nbc's jennifer bjorklund in a wet and rainy washington. good morning, te

naloxone is a safe, effective, nontoxic substance that emergency responders have been using for decades to reduce overdose. we've been very hardened in terms of the number of states that enacted noloxone distribution programs throughout the country. it's really remarkable. it's a really miraculous drug in terms of its ability to save lives. >> let me ask you one more question. then, mr. chairman, if we don't have another round, i'll submit a couple questions for the record. we don't -- we know we don't have diplomatic relations with the island of cuba. but in the past, we've done immigration work with them. in fact, we do immigration work ongoing. we've done transportation issues in terms of airplanes flying over and our flying certain parts of the caribbean. we've done hurricane issues, preventing tsunamis or warning of tsunamis and so on. do we have any kind of relationship when it comes to drug issues with the cuban government? >> to my knowledge, sir, i don't think that we have any ongoing discussions or work with cuba. i would be happy to discuss with you and your staff kind of wha

naloxone is a safe, effective, nontoxic substance that emergency responders have been using for cades red >> we have been very hard and in terms of the number of states that have enacted this distribution program route the country. it's really remarkable. it's a really miraculous drug in terms of its ability to save lives. >> let me ask you one more question. and then if we don't have another round, we will cement a couple of questions for the record. you know, we don't have diplomatic relations with cuba. but in the past we have done immigration work ongoing and transportation issues in terms of airplanes flying over, certain part. we have done hurricane issues and preventing sinnott means or wanting of them and so on. do we have any kind of relationship when it comes to a these issues? >> to my knowledge, i don't think we have any ongoing discussions we have to let them stop that from happening. i said i was shocked because basically agents from this country or any kind of agents, they gave us quite a statement. i know it's not in their best interest to having this go in and out of

to prevent water and then lastly, your toilet, use something like tang because first of all, it's nontoxic take a little scrub brush, flush it, you're done. >> record time. you got through the kitchen and the bathroom. >> miracle. >> this was right up my alley. back in a moment. this is "today" on nbc. >>> well, what if you could change the world with a pair of shoes, eyeglasses and a cup of coffee? jenna bush hager caught up with a man who was doing just that. >> he's the man behind tom's shoes and his latest idea might surprise you. blake gets shoes. he gets business. he gets big ideas. we first met blake in 2010, a couple of years after he founded tom's. a company dedicated to giving back. for every pair of shoes sold, a child in need receives a pair. the company later expanded into eye wear. once again, aiming to help people through a model blake terms, one for one. but while toms thrived, blake did something few successful ceos would do. he took a break from the business. so, you had your sabbatical, but just couldn't stay away. >> i knew i wanted to come back and reengage, but i need