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lottery prizes, and season tickets to l.a. laker games. the white house is even teaming up with popular dating apps, encouraging those looking for love to get vaccinated. app profiles will include badges showing a person's vaccination status. one of the few places you do have to wear a mask-- here at the airport and in federal buildings. in texas, business owners can decide if their customers wear a mask or not. norah. >> o'donnell: omar villafranca, thank you. rising floodwaters force hundreds to evacuate today in southern louisiana. about 30 miles southwest of baton rouge, flood barriers failed and water actually poured over a highway this morning. louisiana has been pounded by torrential rains all week. more is expected this weekend from a system in the gulf of mexico. a storm is also brewing in theam storm alghighte're learore about prince has struggle with mentalt by t.
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he is opening up for a documentary series with oprah winfrey. cbs' nikki battiste has the tails. >> reporter: more stunning revelations from prince harry, telling oprah in their new apple tv docu-series that he wants to be a better father than prince charles has been to him, and that his wife, meghan markle, encouraged him to seek therapy. >> only after meeting meg did you start the process of trying to figure it out? you hadn't tried before? no? >> no, and i quickly established that if this relationship was going to work, that i was going to have to deal with my past, because there was anger there, and it wasn't anger at her. it was jan reporr: in "the me you can't see" prihayafamily never s mother, princess diana's death, an avoidance that led him to drugs and alcohol. >> to make that decision to receive help is not a sign of
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weakness. in today's world, more than ever, it is a sign of strength. >> reporter: among the admissions: when meghan had suicidal thoughts, prince harry says their request for help from the royal family was met with total silence, total neglect. the series focuses on the mental health of people around the globe. globe. lady gaga openly describes bei lady gaga openly describes being raped by a music producer, leaving her pregnant at 19. >> i don't tell this story for my own self-service. i've been through it, and people need help. >> reporter: help and healing for prince harry began with taking a step back. >> it was a case of you need to go back to the past, go back to the point of trauma, deal with it, process it, and then move forward. >> reporter: nikki battiste, cbs news, new york. >> o'donnell: and just a reminder, you are not alone. millions live with mental illness. there is help out there.there in hero was awarded the nation's highest militaon brery. what army er ralkett did for his men on the battlefield still resonates
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seven decades later. cbs' david martin tells his story. >> reporter: it was 1950, the first year of the korean war, and ralph puckett, a green lieutenant with no combat experience, answered a call for volunteers. >> he said, "i'm selecting volunteers for an extremely dangerous mission behind enemy lines." i said, "sir, i volunteer." he said, "don't you want to know what the mission is?" i said, "yes, sir, but i volunteer." >> reporter: not only was he accepted, he was put in command of 51 army rangers. >> i said to myself, "dear god, please don't let me get a bunch of good guys killed." >> reporter: that was ralph puckett seven years ago. today, his step slowed by age, he received the medal of honor, which president biden said was long overdue. >> i understand that your first response to us hosting this event was to, >> reporter: fuss because he put the lives of his men above his
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own as they were about to be overru wounded. he ordered one of his men who found him on the ground to leave him behind. >> reporter: merle simpson was there. telling your men to "leave me behind." that took a lot of courage. >> sometimes i was so afraid, i thought i was going thought i was going to vomit. but i had to do the job. >> reporter: to honor that courage, the presidents of the u.s. and south korea did something ralph puckett never did: they took a knee. david martin, cbs news, washington. >> o'donnell: ralph puckett, the epitome of selfless service to our country. and there is still much more news ahead on tonight's "cbs evening news." the disturbi discovery at an amazon warehouse. why it's being investigated as a possible hate crime. also this: a wildfire explodes overnight in santa barbara, california. was it arson? and olympian simone biles
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was found in that warehouse. police are investigating it as a possible hate crime. amazon says the site will be closed until it can improve security. to california now, where police arrested a man on suspicion of starting a wildfire that tore through santa barbara last night. the flames were whipped by 50- mile-per-hour winds. dozens of people were evacuated as the fire raged across dozens of acres. no one was hur no one was hurt. the 23-year-old suspect is charged with five counts of arson. super star gymnast simone biles continues to deny gravity, nailing a nearly impossible move today. biles performed the yurchenko double pike during a practice. now, if she lands it this weekend at the u.s. classic, biles will become the first officialomonform the move ri e qu agymnas won 30lympnd world championship medals. love it. all right, "on the road" is
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desiree had been in the water 20 hours. >> it was against all odds that she was still coherent and alive. >> reporter: this was the last time paul and mark ever saw little desiree, and they've always wondered about her. >> okay. >> reporter: which is why a podcaster named phil friedman invited the men on his show. >> mark pisano. >> hi. >> reporter: along with a surprise guest. >> i'm going to let her introduce herself to you. ( sighs ) >> i'm desiree. >> reporter: the brims of their ball caps weren't nearly wide enough to hide the joy. 35 years not nearly long enough to erase the bond. >> i'm so happy. them, >> when i connected with them, they brought a lot of closure. >> reporter: since then, they have stayed in touch. and this week, paul and mark invited desiree, the aunt who raised her, and the rest of her ly it was desiree's first time back
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captioned by medi program is a paid advertisement for nuwave oxypure smart air purifier sponsored by nuwave llc, featuring deborah norville on award winning journalist and new york times bestselling author. - we are all living in strange and unsettling times. never in history has everyone on the planet been challenged by the same thing. covid-19 has changed the way we work, the way we interact and we're all still trying to figure out what it means for our future. amidst the uncertainty, all of us are trying to take care of our families as best as possible. i've lost track of how many masks i've made and we've all been wiping down door knobs and surfaces. and if you're out of hand sanitizer, you just make your own. but remember, the covid-19 virus can be airborne. if there a way to clean the air. coming up, we'll learn about the nuwave oxypure air purifier. we'll hear from an expert who says this isn't just an air purifier,
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but an important tool to protect your family so you can breathe easier during these troubling times. - [announcer] this is a special health report on the safety of air quality in your home. as you're watching tv right now, take a deep breath. how clean is the air you just breathed? the air in your home may look clean to the naked eye, but look closer. the air in your home likely contains viruses, pollen, mold, dust, bacteria, pet dander, germs and chemicals. introducing the nuwave nuwave oxypure smart air purifier. the most advanced air purifier on the market today. oxypure delivers healthier, safer and cleaner air for you and your family. oxypure has been proven to capture airborne bacteria and viruses tested as small as 0.09 microns. - pandenic's very scary right now and clean air is important to me because i have a two year old and i do have one on the way. oxypure makes sure that our air in our house is clean and that is a huge relief to me,
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knowing that my daughter is breathing in clean air. - i think having clean air in our home has always been a priority to us. the oxypure really took the cleaning of the air to a completely differently level. - [announcer] oxypure is no ordinary air purifier. it features an unprecedented five-stage filter system to capture more harmful particles than ever before. that will deliver huge relief for those who suffer from seasonal allergies and asthma. oxypure also removes pet dander and pet odors. coming up on today's show, we're talking to burt ward, robin, the boy wonder, batman's sidekick from the famed "batman" tv series and founder of gentle giants dog and puppy food. see how he uses oxypure to keep his home and rescue healthier and to clean hair and dust out of the air. now, here's your host, deborah norville. - hello and welcome. when's the last time you wondered about the air quality in your home. perhaps since the days of the pandemic, ally have wondered if there were a way to keep your home healthier and safer.
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today, we're going to learn about the nuwave oxypure air purifier. when there's a spill on the counter, it's easy to see what to clean, but you can't see viruses or microorganisms or pollutants in the air. and according to the environmental protection agency, they're there. in an agency report on air quality, the epa advised that indoor air, the air inside your home could have up to five times more pollutants than what's outside, five times. the world health organization advises that particulate matter in the air can penetrate deep into the lungs, entering the body affecting the cardiovascular and other systems. so air may look clean, but this really can be a situation where what you can't see can hurt you. in addition to hosting potentially dangerous viruses like coronavirus and influenza, the epa says poor household air can be a cause of eye, nose, or throat irritations or headaches and dizziness,
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all big problems for those with allergies,. the people at nuwave say they've found a solution, the oxypure air purifier. they say it's proven to remove pathogens in the air. we'll hear from an expert about those claims in just a moment, but first, hear from these people currently using oxypure. - the best thing about this oxypure purifier is knowing that it works. when my husband comes in after barbecuing steaks or hamburgers and hotdogs, sets them on the counter and this unit goes off, we know it's purifying the air. that really gives us peace of mind. - joining me now is oxypure expert beau rials to explain how the nuwave oxypure works. bau, good to have you here. - deborah, it's great to be here. - first question air purifiers are pretty basic, right? dirty air goes in, clean air comes out. - actually not at all. in fact, many air purifiers have a real problem, deborah. you see, they're designed to catch larger particles like tobacco, smoke, dust and pollen, which are much bigger than pathogens.
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so things that are very small, like viruses and germs can often pass right through those filters and go right back into the air that you and i breathe. well, the oxypure on the other hand was designed to not only be highly effective against tobacco, smoke, dust and pollen, but also to target and actually remove viruses and germs as well. - if viruses and germs can pass through a filter, it sort of defeats the purpose of having an air purifier. - exactly right. and that's why i'm so excited about the nuwave oxypure smart air purifier from nuwave. now, everyone knows nuwave as a leader in innovation. and now, we have developed an air purifier that's simply light years ahead of competitors. for example, oxypure has not one filter, not two, not three. it has a five-stage filter system. - and each of those five does something different, i assume. - absolutely. for example, one of those stages is the bioguard filter. now get this deborah. it uses an 8,000 volt electrostatic charge
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plus 99.99% of bacteria like staph and mold like a. niger. - does it remove coronavirus? - it absolutely does. ti done by the university of minnesota particle calibration laboratory, it was proven that oxypure eliminated 98.24% of porcine respiratory corona virus from the air. watch this. - my name is chris hogan. i'm a professor of mechanical engineering at the university of minnesota. one of the main research thrusts of my lab group has recently become the testing of control technology to remove pollutant particles specifically, including infectious particles with viable viruses in them, from the air that we breathe. and we were able to do a test where we aerosolized high concentration solution of porcine corona virus
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into very small droplets. when we did that particular set of tests on the oxypure, we got an overall removal efficiency of 98%. it's because it uses multiple control technologies in it. first, the air flow passes through an electrostatic precipitator. this is the device which is designed to first ionize particles, so that they'll move in an electric field. and then there is a high efficiency particulate air filter integrated with an activated carbon filter. for particle removal, the more important part is the high efficiency particulate air filter which to have that rating, must be able to remove 99.97% of particles at 300 nanometers. those two technologies together will be extremely efficient in combination and removing particles. - well, it removes the corona virus, that is a game changer. - plus relief to allergy sufferers, less irritation in your eyes and then your nose. you may also feel less tired and more energized. - all right, well, let's hear from some more people who are already using the oxypure.
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- in march, i came down with covid-19. my husband was in the high risk category. it was really important to us and more importantly, a safe environment. the oxypure actually helped me to do that. - well, at first i was afraid to come to work and we don't all know what we're all doing every day and who we're coming into contact with. but once tommy told me about oxypure, i felt reassured. - when we come back, we'll talk with burt ward. he played robin on the old "batman" tv series and he says, the oxypure is a must for pet owners. but first, this. - [announcer] take a deep breath. the air you just breathed could contain viruses, pollen, mold, dust, bacteria, pet dander, germs, and all kinds of chemicals. according to the environmental protection agency the average american spends about 90% of their life indoors.
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and the epa says the air in your home can have as much as five times more pollutants than outdoors. that's a big problem for everyone because we're now spending even more time shuttered at home with more serious airborne dangers than ever. and if you have allergies or respiratory illness, those pollutants can make your symptoms worse. introducing the nuwave oxypure smart air purifier, the most advanced home air purifier ever created. oxypure delivers healthier, cleaner, and purified air for you and your family. most other air cleaners are designed to catch large particles, but things that are tiny like dangerous viruses can often pass through filters back into the air you breathe, but oxypure's bioguard filter is designed to capture from the air even the tiniest microscopic airborne particles, as small as 0.09 microns, even viruses. that's three times smaller than standard air purifiers. in fact, in a recent independent third party test to determine the effectiveness of oxypure in removing porcine respiratory corona virus
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conducted by the university of minnesota, it was proven that oxypure eliminated 98.24% of porcine respiratory corona virus from the air on the first pass, at the lowest setting and is calculated to capture 99.999% of porcine respiratory corona virus in a 1200 square feet room within six hours. that's right. it eliminates virtually all the airborne corona virus. plus oxypure removes over 99% of the airborne h3n2 into flu virus and bacteria like staph and black mold. oxypure features a five-stage filter system, making it the most advanced air purifier available. a stainless steel pre-filter collects large particles. the bioguard filter captures minute dust particles and eliminates tiny organisms like viruses and bacteria from the air you breathe. the ozone emission removal filter removes dangerous ozone to less than 0.001 parts per million. the two-stage hepa and carbon filter collects pollen, allergens, pet dander, vocs, odors, and smoke.
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look at how quickly oxypure removes thick smoke. it's a must for anyone near wildfires, worried about smoke in the air. the bioguard filter only needs cleaning every three to six months. just rinse it with any detergent. you can use it over and over. in fact, we guarantee the bioguard filter will work for up to 20 years, saving you money for years to come. the nuwave of oxypure has 360 degree air intake. air comes in to be cleaned from all sides. it's effective for large spaces up to 1200 square feet with two air changes per hour. oxype ma purier. and autolladjus the fand clor odo in yoir. that includes automatica or pet dinir, making oxypure a must have for pet owners to keep their air clean. select the turbo mode to remove kitchen odors. it even removes 100% of dust particles in the air before they land, so you'll clean less often.
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