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For more infomation >> Khim Sokheng - 17 Principle for Family Happiness | Success Reveal - Duration: 1:25:37.

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Gov. Phil Scott says veto session was a success - Duration: 1:59.

>> YOU MAY RECALL IN MY AND I

GIRL ADDRESS IS THAT WHAT I FIND

MYSELF IN A HOLE, I STOP

DIGGING.

THIS YEAR, I BELIEVE WE STOPPED

DIGGING.

REPORTER: BUT END TO THE DIGGING

WILL PUT A STRAIN ON SCHOOL

DISTRICTS ARE NOW BEING TOLD TO

CUT $13 MILLION OVER THE NEXT

JUST PASSED NEW BUDGETS.

>> I DO UNDERSTAND THE FEAR OF

PHYSICAL SCHOOL BOARDS THAT

WORKED SO HARD ON BEHALF OF

TAXPAYERS TO KEEP THEIR BUDGETS

IN LINE.

THIS DOES -- COULD POSSIBLY PUT

MORE BURDEN ON THEM.

REPORTER: THE DEAL ALSO GIVES

TAX PAYERS SOME RELIEF A MAJOR

WIN FOR THE ADMINISTRATION.

>> THIS LEGISLATURE PASSED A

BUDGET BUT FOR THE FIRST TIME IN

RECENT MEMORY DOES NOT RAISE

TAXES AND FEES.

TAX RATES WILL BE LOADED IN

FISCAL YEAR 2017.

NONRESIDENTIAL RATES WILL REMAIN

THE SAME AS LAST YEAR.

REPORTER: AND ALTHOUGH MARIJUANA

LEGISLATION STALLED IN THE HOUSE

SCOTT SAYS IT GIVES LAWMAKERS

TIME TO CREATE A COMMISSION TO

LOOK INTO ALL ASPECTS OF

IMPLEMENTATION.

>> TO MOVE FORWARDSOME TYPE OF

COMMISSION ON THIS ISSUE, MOSTLY

TO DEAL WITH PROTECTING THE

INNOCENT AND OUR KIDS AND SO

FORTH.

REPORTER: BOTH SIDES OF THE

AISLE COMPROMISED TO AVOID A

GOVERNMENT SHUTDOWN.

>> IT IS ABOUT COMING TO THE

TABLE IN GOOD FAITH.

WORKING WITH ONE ANOTHER AND

FIND THE AREAS WHERE YOU CAN

AGREE.

REPORTER: SCOTT SAYS HIS FIRST

SESSION WAS NOT PERFECT BUT,IT

WAS GREAT PROGRESS FOR THE

FUTURE.

>> I'M USED TO WORKING HARD.

I THINK WE HAVE A TEAM THAT IS

COMING TOGETHER AND FIRING ON

ALSO WONDERS AT THIS POINT.

For more infomation >> Gov. Phil Scott says veto session was a success - Duration: 1:59.

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Police: Investigation for citywide chase could take weeks - Duration: 1:46.

THE POLICE OFFICERS ASSOCIATION

IS HELPING THE COPS INVOLVED.

JUSTIN: THAT IS RIGHT.

I AM AT THE INTERSECTION IN

IRVING.

THIS IS WHERE THAT CROSSTOWN

CHASE ENDED.

THERE WERE SEVERAL CRASHES AND

ONE OF THE VICTIMS HAD TO BE

AIRLIFTED TO THE HOSPITAL.

FIRST RESPONDERS SWARMED THE

INTERSECTION TUESDAY NIGHT.

>> AMANDA MUST LOST HIS LIFE ON

THAT ROADWAY.

JUSTIN: THE TESTERS ARE NOW

SEARCHING FOR ANSWERS.

A TRAFFIC UNIT IS LOOKING AT

THINGS LIKE SKIDMARKS AND HOW

THE ACCIDENT HAPPENED.

>> THERE WERE SO MANY DIFFERENT

SCENES AS A RESULT OF THIS

INCIDENT.

IT IS JUST WILD.

THE REASON WHY I WENT TO THIS

CALL IS IN THREE AREA COMMANDS

OF THE CITY, FOR MORE THAN TWO

HOURS, A CRAZED LUNATIC TRIED TO

HURT OFFICERS AND THE DEMISE OUR

COMMUNITY.

JUSTIN: THE ALBUQUERQUE POLICE

OFFICERS ASSOCIATION SAYS IT

WENT TO THE SCENE TO HELP

REGARDLESS OF IF THE OFFICER

GETS INJURED OR AN OFFICER

INJURES ANOTHER PERSON.

WHO CRASHED INTO THE DRIVER THAT

HAD TO BE AIRLIFTED TO THE

HOSPITAL?

POLICE SAY IT COULD TAKE WEEKS

TO FIGURE THESE THINGS OUT.

>> EVERY SINGLE DAY AND ERIC

INCENSE IS DIFFERENT, AND THEY

INVOLVE DIFFERENT PEOPLE WITH

DIFFERENT VICTIMS.

JUSTIN: THE MAN ACCUSED OF

LEADING OFFICERS ON THE CHASE IS

FACING CHARGES, BUT NOT FOR

THIS.

HE IS CHARGED FOR ALLEGEDLY

BURGLARIZING A GUN STORE BACK IN

APRIL.

ALBUQUERQUE POLICE DEPARTMENT

SAYS BARBER WILL NOT BE CHARGED

FOR THE RV CHASE INCIDENT FOR

NOW.

For more infomation >> Police: Investigation for citywide chase could take weeks - Duration: 1:46.

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Mail carrier talks about escaping tornado in Fairfield - Duration: 2:52.

LISA: MARY O'CONNELL HAS ALSO

BEEN IN FAIRFIELD ALL AFTERNOON.

SHERI: SHE'S ON THE OTHER SIDE

OF DAMAGE GETTING AN UP LOOK.

-- UP CLOSE LOOK.

MARY.

MARY: THE AMERICAN RED CROSS HAS

MADE ITS WAY OVER TO THIS SIDE

OF THAT CONSTRUCTION OF THE EF2

TORNADO.

PEOPLE ARE GETTING SUPPLIES,

FOOD, WATER, BUT LOOK AT THE

DESTRUCTION THE TORNADO LEFT

BEHIND.

YOU CAN SEE THIS BUILDING, THE

WALLS CAVING IN.

THE ROOF IS CAVING IN.

TO BREATHE EVERYWHERE.

-- DEBRIS EVERYWHERE.

THEY ARE ASSESSING THE DAMAGE TO

SEE WHAT THERE IS TO DO.

EARLIER TODAY WE SPOKE TO

OFF-CAMERA, ONE OF THE SHOP

OWNERS.

HE ASKED IF HE COULD GO OVER TO

HIS SHOP.

POLICE SAID THEY ARE NOT LETTING

ANYONE CLOSE TO THIS FOR THE

TIME BEING UNTIL THEY KNOW IT IS

SAFE FOR PEOPLE TO GET CLOSER.

BECAUSE ALL OF THE DEBRIS,

SHOPPING CARTS, TOTALED AND

DESTROYED.

EVEN DEBRIS RIGHT HERE, ONE

THING YOU HAVE NOT SEEN IN FRONT

OF ME, METAL, WOOD, THINGS

STREWN ABOUT.

SOMETHING YOU HAVE NOT SEEN YET

ARE THE CARS THAT HAVE BEEN

TOTALED IN FRONT OF THIS

NEIGHBORHOOD AND THE HOMES HERE

AT FAIRFIELD, COMPLETELY

DESTROYED.

THE WINDOWS BLOWN OUT.

WE SAW PEOPLE GETTING IN AND OUT

OF THE CARS.

WE SAW PEOPLE ON THE STREETS,

POWER OVER HERE FOR THE TIME

BEING.

THE AMERICAN RED CROSS IS

GETTING SUPPLIES TO PEOPLE.

ONE PERSON WHO HAS WORKED FOR

THE POST OFFICE SAID HE SAW ALL

OF THAT DESTRUCTION AND DID HIS

BEST TO GET OUT OF THE WAY FROM

THAT TORNADO.

LISTEN.

>> I WAS GOING TO 55TH STREET,

IT WAS RAINING LIKE IT IS NOW.

AN OFFICER, WAS A FLOCK OF

BLACKBIRDS.

IT WAS THE ODDEST THING.

AND CLOSER TO IT, A MESS.

A MASS OF DARKNESS.

IT REVERSED, I DROVE UP AND WENT

BACKWARDS TO GET AWAY.

MARY: THE AMERICAN RED CROSS

WILL BE HERE TO MAKE SURE

EVERYONE HAS EVERYTHING THEY

NEED UNTIL THE POWER IS BACK ON

AND THEY HAVE SAFE SHELTER.

THE CRUISE WILL BE OUT HERE

WORKING TO MAKE SURE THIS

STRUCTURE IS SAFE THAT PEOPLE

CAN GET TO.

IT WILL BE HERE FOR THE NEXT

SEVERAL DAYS CLEANING UP DEBRIS.

WE ARE OUT HERE ALL NIGHT

ASSESSING THE DAMAGE, TALKING TO

PEOPLE, GATHERING MORE

INFORMATION AND BRINGING IT TO

YOU.

For more infomation >> Mail carrier talks about escaping tornado in Fairfield - Duration: 2:52.

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Ensley home suffers major damage in storm - Duration: 1:59.

NIGHT IN

ENSLEY.

EVEN A HOMEOWNER WHO MIGHT HAVE

TO START OVER AFTER THEIR FAMILY

ROOF IS BLOWN OFF.

JEFF: YOU WANT TO TALK ABOUT A

CLICHE, THE DOOR WAS BLOWN OFF

THE HINGES.

STARTING AT 6:00, ALABAMA POWER

CREWS ARE IN THE 1600 BLOCK OF

AVENUE T WHERE THERE WAS

TERRIFIC DESTRUCTION.

FAMILY IN THIS HOME, I TALKED TO

THE BROTHER.

THIS IS YOUR SISTER'S HOME.

WHAT HAPPENED WITH YOUR

>> IT WAS THE WIND FROM THE

STORM.

IT BLEW THE ROOF OFF.

THE ROOF IS ALL OVER THE YARD

AND ON THE NEIGHBOR'S.

JEFF: TELL ME, YOU GUYS WERE

VERY HARD TO GET THIS DESK

WORKED VERY HARD TO GET THIS

TARP ON.

HOW MUCH DAMAGE?

>> NOBODY WAS HURT, BUT ON THE

INSIDE GOT EVERYTHING OUT THAT

WE COMMIT BECAUSE IT WAS

RAINING.

THE RAIN CAME.

IT WAS RAINING HARD ON THE

INSIDE THAN IT WAS ON THE

OUTSIDE.

THE ROOF COLLAPSED, PART OF THE

ROOF COLLAPSED.

NOW HOPEFULLY IT WILL HOLD UP

UNTIL WE GET READY TO GET

EVERYTHING TOGETHER.

JEFF: YOU ARE A CLOSE FAMILY.

I WATCHED YOU ALL PITCHING IN

TOGETHER.

YOU WILL HAVE PLACES TO STAY?

RED CROSS CONTACTED PEOPLE?

>> THEY TOLD US THEY GOT US

RIMS.

-- ROOMS.

GUY: YOU DON'T LIVE TOO FAR

AWAY.

YOUR HOUSE OK?

>> YES.

JEFF: LET ME GET YOU BACK TO

WHAT YOU ARE DOING.

THE CREWS ARE WORKING BEHIND ME.

THIS WILL BE A LONG NIGHT FOR

PEOPLE LIKE ARTHUR AND HIS

FAMILY AND ALABAMA POWER.

For more infomation >> Ensley home suffers major damage in storm - Duration: 1:59.

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Otto Warmbier Laid To Rest In His Ohio Hometown Thursday | NBC Nightly News - Duration: 1:39.

RALLYING AROUND HIS FAMILY. ♪♪

>> Reporter: FINALLY HOME AND LAID TO REST. A LAST GOOD-BYE TO

OTTO WARMBIER. HIS HOME TOWN OF WYOMING, OHIO, FEELING

THE LOSS LIKE SMALL TOWNS DO. >> YOU DIDN'T HAVE TO

HAVE OTTO IN YOUR HOME TO FEEL LIKE YOU'VE LOST A PIECE OF YOUR

FAMILY. >> Reporter: WRAPPING EVERY POST AND TREE

WITH WARMBIER'S HIGH SCHOOL COLORS. THE SCHOOL WHERE HE

GAVE THIS GRADUATION SPEECH FOUR YEARS AGO. >> I WISH THERE WAS A

WAY TO KNOW THAT YOU'RE IN THE GOOD OLD DAYS BEFORE YOU'VE

ACTUALLY LEFT THEM. >> Reporter: TODAY IT WAS THE SITE OF HIS

FUNERAL. HIS FAMILY RELEASING THESE IMAGES FROM

INSIDE. HIS BROTHER AND SISTER SPEAKING.

HIS TAN JACKET ON DISPLAY. >> I BEG FOR

FORGIVENESS. >> Reporter: THE ONE WARMBIER WORE TO TRIAL

IN NORTH KOREA, IMPRISONED FOR SEVEN MONTHS FOR ALLEGEDLY

STEALING A POSTER AND SENT HOME IN A COMA. WARMBIER'S FAMILY

DECLINED AN AUTOPSY. HIS CAUSE OF DEATH STILL A MYSTERY.

>> THE NORTH KOREANS NEED TO BE HELD TO ACCOUNT FOR THAT.

THERE WILL BE MORE ON THAT LATER. >> Reporter: BUT TODAY

FRIENDS REMEMBERING HIS ADVENTUROUS SPIRIT AND THAT SMILE JUST

BEFORE HIS ARREST IN NORTH KOREA. >> HE WAS GOING TO SET

THE WORLD ON FIRE, WHICH IS WHY THE LOSS IS SO PROFOUND.

>> Reporter: A LOSS SHARED DEEP WITHIN A COMMUNITY.

>> EACH RIBBON WRAPPED AROUND A TREE IS LIKE ARMS WRAPPING AROUND

THE WARMBIERS. >> Reporter: A LOSS

For more infomation >> Otto Warmbier Laid To Rest In His Ohio Hometown Thursday | NBC Nightly News - Duration: 1:39.

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'Carrie Stevens Weekend' celebrated in Rangeley lakes region - Duration: 2:46.

GE OQUOSSOC IS THIS

, WEEK'S HOMETOWN MAINE.

REPORTER: THIS IS OQUOSSOC COVE,

THE VERY NORTHWEST END OF THE

RANGELEY LAKE.

REPORTER: KEVIN SINNETT GUIDES A

LOT OF TOURS THIS TIME OF YEAR

ABOARD HIS OQOUSSOC LADY.

IN SUMMERTIME, THE LITTLE

VILLAGE SWELLS WITH THOUSANDS OF

VISITORS AND THE MANY SEASONAL

CAMP OWNERS FROM BOTH MAINE AND

AWAY

>> PEOPLE COME UP HERE, THE

HISTORY OF THE AREA.

THE MOOSE.

BUT THE LAKES, THE LAKES REALLY

SET IT APART, THE WATER.

REPORTER: SO MUCH WATER, THE

RIVERS, STREAMS AND NO LESS THAN

SIX LAKES, WHICH SURROUND

OQUOSSOC HAVE ENTICED SPORTSMEN

TO THIS AREA FOR MORE THAN 100

50 YEARS.

>> HIS NAME WAS HERB WELCH AND

HE WAS THE BABE RUTH OF FLY

FISHING IN HIS DAY.

REPORTER: IN THE VERY BEGINNING,

LURED HERE BY TALES OF THE

AMAZING TROUT FISHING FROM SOME

OF THE MOST ESTEEMED ANGLERS IN

THE SPORT.

>> MANY OF THE PERSONALITIES HAD

NATIONAL IMPACTS AND COUPLING

THAT WITH THE NATURAL RESOURCES,

IT'S JUST SOMETHING THAT CREATED

A MYSTIC ABOUT RANGELEY.

REPORTER: NOWHERE IS THAT MYSTIC

MORE CELEBRATED THAN HERE AT THE

OUTDOOR SPORTING HERITAGE MUSEUM

RIGHT SMACK IN THE MIDDLE OF

OQUOSSOC'S VILLAGE CENTER.

>> THIS MUSEUM'S AT THE HEART OF

THE FINEST WILD BROOK TROUT

FISHING IN THE UNITED STATES.

WE'RE SURROUNDED BY FABULOUS

WILD BROOK TROUT WATERS.

REPORTER: OPENED SEVEN YEARS

AGO, THE MUSEUM CHRONICLES THE

FAMOUS PEOPLE, THE EQUIPMENT AND

THAT TROUT FISHING HERITAGE

WHICH ESSENTIALLY PUT THIS

REMOTE REGION OF WESTERN MAINE

ON THE MAP.

>> HE ALSO TRAPPED OUT OF THIS

CABIN.

REPORTER: BUT MORE THAN JUST A

TRIBUTE TO FISHING.

>> FOLKS COME HERE THAT ENJOY

ARTS AND LITERATURE AND IT TRULY

IS A CELEBRATION OF THE HUMAN

USE OF THE REGION'S AMAZING

NATURAL RESOURCES.

>> FIRMWARE WAS DEVELOPED --

-- FROM WHERE IT WAS DEVELOPED

--

REPORTER: AND THEY'RE PRETTY

PROUD.

THEY SAY, ANY DOUBT, JUST HEAD

TO THE TOP OF ONE OF THE MANY

NEARBY MOUNTAIN TOPS, YOU'LL SEE

LOTS OF WATER, ENDLESS TREES AND

NOT MUCH ELSE.

>> WHAT'S WONDERFUL ABOUT THIS

AREA IS THE FACT THE STATE OWNS

MUCH OF THE WATERFRONT ON THE

LAKES.

SO YOU DON'T SEE THE DEVELOPMENT

IN THIS REGION.

REPORTER: SO VERY POPULAR, YET

STILL SO UNSPOILED.

>> OUR NATURAL RESOURCES ARE

JUST SPECTACULAR AND IT STILL

ATTRACTS PEOPLE.

STEVE: MANY PEOPLE WILL BE THERE

SATURDAY AND SUNDAY FOR THE

CARRIE STEVENS WEEKEND, BUT AT

THE SAME TIME THE TOWN'S LUPINE

, FEST WILL BE GOING ON AS WELL.

NO SHORTAGE OF REASONS TO HEAD

For more infomation >> 'Carrie Stevens Weekend' celebrated in Rangeley lakes region - Duration: 2:46.

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Cosby Juror Speaks: We Were Split Down The Middle In A Deadlock | NBC Nightly News - Duration: 1:56.

THOSE CLOSED DOORS? HERE'S NBC'S STEPHANIE GOSK.

>> Reporter: TODAY A MEMBER OF THE JURY IN THE BILL COSBY TRIAL

DESCRIBES WA IT WAS LIKE DURING EMOTIONAL DELIBERATIONS THAT

LASTED LONGER THAN THE TRIAL ITSELF. >> AND THE TEARS CAME

TOWARDS THE END, AND IT WAS SO TENSE. >> Reporter: THE JUROR

SPOKE WITH NBC STATION WPXI ASKING NOT TO BE IDENTIFIED.

HE SAYS THE JURY WAS SPLIT UP THE MIDDLE. >> IT WAS HOPELESS.

IT WAS -- FROM THE FIRST TIME ON. >> Reporter:

DEADLOCKED ON WHETHER OR NOT BILL COSBY SEXUALLY ASSAULTED

ANDREA CONSTAND IN HIS HOME IN 2004. THE CASE BOILED DOWN

TO CREDIBILITY. THIS JUROR SAYS HE BELIEVED COSBY AND

QUESTIONED CONSTAND'S INTENTIONS. >> VERY, VERY HONEST

FROM HIS SIDE. YOU COULD BELIEVE FROM HIS -- FROM HIS

TESTIMONY WHAT HE DID. BUT NOT FROM HERS. >> Reporter: HE

DOUBTED EXPERT TESTIMONY THAT SAID IT WAS TOTALLY REASONABLE

FOR A VICTIM TO DELAY REPORTING A SEXUAL ASSAULT.

ANDREA CONSTAND WAITED A YEAR BEFORE GOING TO POLICE.

>> THAT'S HARD FOR ME TO BELIEVE THAT I'VE BEEN INJURED AND IT

TAKES ME A YEAR TO REPORT IT. >> Reporter: THE JUROR

SAYS A RETRIAL WOULD BE A WASTE OF MONEY. >> WHATEVER THE MAN

DID, HE HAS ALREADY PAID HIS PRICE. >> Reporter: BUT THIS

IS JUST ONE JUROR, ONE OPINION. OTHERS DISAGREED.

AND THE D.A. SAYS HE WILL RETRY THE CASE. THE PROSECUTION NOW

HAS A ROAD MAP OF WHAT WENT WRONG, BUT TIME SELDOM FAVORS THE

PROSECUTION. AS TIME GOES ON, IT'S HARDER TO CONVINCE A

JURY SOMETHING HAPPENED. >> Reporter: BILL

COSBY COULD BE BACK IN

For more infomation >> Cosby Juror Speaks: We Were Split Down The Middle In A Deadlock | NBC Nightly News - Duration: 1:56.

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Storm damage in Bessemer - Duration: 1:30.

BACK TO YOU.

LISA: WVTM 13'S KIERRA POWELL

HAS BEEN TRACKING DAMAGE IN THE

BESSEMER AREA.

SHERI: KIERRA, I KNOW YOU SAW A

BUSINESS HAT HAD A LARGE CHU

OF ITS WALL RIPPED OFF.

KIERRA: IT IS THIS FAMILY DOLLAR

HERE.

ABOUT 20 FEET WITH A BRICK LIKE

TO WRITE OFF.

IT HAPPENED ABOUT THE SAME, A

FEW MINUTES BEFORE THE TORNADO

IN FAIRFIELD.

IT TOOK OFF THE SIDING AND

INSULATION.

CONTRACTORS ARE HERE, GETTING

STARTED IN THE NEXT FEW MINUTES.

WE WENT TO THE NEIGHBORHOOD

BEHIND THIS FAMILY DOLLAR WERE

SEVERAL HOMES WERE DAMAGED.

ROOFS HAD SHINGLES RIPPED OFF,

CREWS SPENT THE AFTERNOON

PICKING UP THAT DAMAGE.

WE SPOKE WITH ONE NEIGHBOR WHO

WAS HOME WHEN THE STORM HIT.

>> I CAME TO MY FRONT DOOR, AND

I SAW IT.

AND HIT AND WENT TOWARD THE

HIGHWAY.

BUT I AM THANKFUL TO BE HERE

BECAUSE IF IT DID -- YOU CANNOT

GET A LIFE.

KIERRA: NO ONE WAS INJURED HERE

IN BESSEMER, AND WE DID SPEAK

WITH THE CITY MAYOR'S ASSISTANT.

THE WORST DAMAGE WAS HERE ON

BREWER DRIVE IN LEXINGTON, BUT

NOTHING TOO BAD.

For more infomation >> Storm damage in Bessemer - Duration: 1:30.

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It's really hard to escape this year's oak mites - here's the best way to deal with them - Duration: 1:17.

OAK MIGHT INVADED KANSAS CITY

EARLY THIS YEAR AND THEY'RE

HITTING HARD.

STEVEN: LOCAL DOCTORS WE TALKED

TO SAY IT'S AN AWFUL SITUATION.

KELLY ECKERMAN GOT SOME WARNINGS

AND ADVICE FOR DEALING WITH OAK

MITE BITES.

KELLY, IT'S HARD TO ESCAPE THEM.

KELLY: YES, ESPECIALLY WHEN THE

OAK MITES ARE IN SUCH ABUNDANCE

THIS YEAR.

AND YOU DON'T HAVE TO BE

STANDING UNDER AN OAK TREE TO

BECOME A VICTIM.

THE OAK MITE IS MICROSCOPIC.

IT CAN FALL ONTO YOUR BODY FROM

THE TREES, BUT REALLY THE WIND

CAN PICK UP THE MITES ANYWHERE

AND BLOW THEM INTO YOUR YARD OR

ONTO YOUR BODY.

THEY CAN EVEN MAKE IT THROUGH

THE SCREENS ON YOUR HOUSE OR

THROUGH LIGHT CLOTHING.

DR LEE NORMAN WITH THE

UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS HEALTH

SYSTEM SAYS THE BITES CAN BE

MISERABLE.

THESE ARE NASTY.

THEY CAUSE LARGE, SWOLLEN AREAS

WHERE THE BITE OCCURS.

SOMETIMES THEY GET INFECTED.

THEY LOST -- THEY LAST A LONG

TIME.

KELLY: WHILE YOU CAN'T

COMPLETELY AVOID OAK MITES, YOU

CAN AVOID GETTING BIT.

THEY'RE ON YOUR SKIN ABOUT 4

HOURS BEFORE THEY ACTUALLY BITE.

SO TAKE A HOT SHOWER AND WASH

YOUR CLOTHES AFTER BEING

OUTDOORS.

SOME IMPORTANT ADVICE IF YOU GET

BIT.

DO EVERYTHING YOU CAN TO AVOID

SCRATCHING THE BITES.

IT WILL JUST MAKE THE ITCHING

WORSE.

AN ORAL ANTIHISTIMINE AND

TOPICAL STEROID CREAM CAN HELP.

IT'S IMPOIRTANT TO WATCH FOR

INFECTION.

A SECONDARY INFECTION WILL

For more infomation >> It's really hard to escape this year's oak mites - here's the best way to deal with them - Duration: 1:17.

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Alzheimer's Prevention: Some Common-Sense Practices That May Help Slow Alzheimer | NBC Nightly News - Duration: 1:53.

LOSS. NBC'S DR. JOHN TORRES EXPLAINS.

>> Reporter: LIKE SO MANY AMERICANS, DARRELL FOSS IS

WORRIED THE ACTIVE LIFE HE'S ALWAYS ENJOYED WILL BE THROWN

OFF COURSE BY HZ MEMORY PROBLEMS DIAGNOSED AS MILD

COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT. >> SO CONVERSATIONS GET TO BE A LITTLE

DIFFICULT BECAUSE I'M TRYING TO REMEMBER A WORD AND I CAN'T

REMEMBER THE WORD. >> THREE, TWO AND -- >> Reporter: TONIGHT,

NEW ENCOURAGEMENT FOR HIM AND HIS WIFE MARY THAT THERE ARE THINGS

PEOPLE CAN DO THAT MAY PREVENT OR SLOW DOWN MENTAL DECLINE.

THE RESPECTED NATIONAL ACADEMIES OF SCIENCES REVIEWED THE PAST

SEVEN YEARS OF RESEARCH LOOKING FOR GOOD EVIDENCE ABOUT

WHAT MIGHT WORK AND WHAT DOESN'T. >> THERE ARE PROBABLY

THREE AREAS THAT INDICATE THAT THERE MAY BE SOMETHING WE

CAN DO TO INFLUENCE OUR COGNITIVE AGING. >> Reporter: HERE'S

WHAT YOU CAN DO. CONTROL HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE ESPECIALLY IN

MIDDLE AGE, EXERCISE. RESISTANCE TRAINING OR AEROBICS TWO TO THREE

HOURS A WEEK AT LEAST. AND DO COGNITIVE TRAINING.

USING SPECIAL TECHNIQUES TO HELP YOU REMEMBER PHONE

NUMBERS, NAMES AND DATES. MORE TARGETED THAN

THOSE COSTLY POPULAR COMPUTERIZED BRAIN TRAINING PROGRAMS.

>> THE NATIONAL ACADEMY COMMITTEE LOOKED AT THAT

INFORMATION AND SAID NOT REALLY. THAT IS, THERE ARE THE

BRAIN GAMES OUT THERE. THEY'VE NOT BEEN TESTED ADEQUATELY.

>> Reporter: WHILE THERE'S STILL NO SURE-FIRE WAY TO

PREVENT ALZHEIMER'S, THIS REPORT SAYS THESE THREE THINGS WILL HELP

TO KEEP YOUR BODY FIT AND YOUR BRAIN CHALLENGED.

>> YOU CAN'T QUIT. YOU JUST HAVE TO MOVE FORWARD.

AND THIS IS WHAT WE DO. >> Reporter: A HOPEFUL

WAY TO HOLD ON TO MEMORIES AND KEEP MAKING NEW

For more infomation >> Alzheimer's Prevention: Some Common-Sense Practices That May Help Slow Alzheimer | NBC Nightly News - Duration: 1:53.

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FCC Regulator Imposing Record Fines For Those Annoying Robocalls | NBC Nightly News - Duration: 2:00.

LLION. NBC'S TOM COSTELLO HAS DETAILS.

>> Reporter: AT FIRST, THE ROBOCALL SOUNDS LIKE GOOD NEWS.

>> YOU HAVE BEEN SELECTED TO RECEIVE 2600 TRAVEL DOLLARS

TOWARDS YOUR NEXT TRIP. >> Reporter: BUT THE

FCC SAYS IT'S ALL A SCAM AND ONE OF THE BIGGEST SCAMMERS SO

FAR IS ADREENY ABRAMOVICH OF MIAMI WHO ALLEGEDLY MADE 96

MILLION ROBOCALLS OVER A THREE-MONTH PERIOD MASQUERADING AS

LEGITIMATE BUSINESSES THEN TRANSFERRING THE CALLS TO MEXICO WHERE

SMOOTH TALKING OPERATORS CONVINCE VICTIMS INTO HANDING

OVER CREDIT CARD INFORMATION. AMONG THE CUSTOMERS

INUNDATED WITH CALLS FREQUENT TRAVELER KIM WILSON.

>> THEY STATED THAT THEY WERE FROM TRIPADVISOR TRYING TO

SELL VACATIONS AND, YOU KNOW, CRUISES, THAT TYPE OF THING.

AND THESE CALLS WOULD COME THREE, FOUR, FIVE, SOMETIMES TEN

TIMES A DAY. >> Reporter: WILSON COMPLAINED TO

TRIPADVISOR WHO THEN ALERTED FEDERAL AUTHORITIES.

>> WE KNOW THAT INDIVIDUAL TRAVELERS LOST ANYWHERE FROM

HUNDREDS TO THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS APIECE THAT SHOW CHOSE TO TRKT

WITH THESE COMPANIES IN MEXICO. >> Reporter: THE CALLS

WERE SPOOFED TO APPEAR AS IF THEY'RE COMING FROM A LOCAL AREA

CODE. THE VICTIMS WERE THEN TOLD TO PUSH ONE TO

SPEAK TO REPRESENTATIVES OF MARRIOTT, HILTON,

TRIPADVISOR. >> YOU HAVE QUALIFIED FOR A TRAVEL VOUCHER.

>> Reporter: THE CALL CENTERS WERE NOT AFFILIATED WITH THE

WELL-KNOWN TRAVEL AND HOSPITALITY COMPANIES MENTIONED IN THE

RECORDED MESSAGE. SO FAR NBC NEWS HAS BEEN UNABLE TO REACH

MR. ABRAMOVICH FOR COMMENT, BUT HE'S FACING A RECORD $120

MILLION FINE FOR WHAT THE FCC CALLS A

For more infomation >> FCC Regulator Imposing Record Fines For Those Annoying Robocalls | NBC Nightly News - Duration: 2:00.

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Finger Family Songs Nursery Rhymes 💗 Learn Color For Kids ❤Learn Color With Icream #5 - Duration: 15:14.

finger family songs nursery | learn color for kids

For more infomation >> Finger Family Songs Nursery Rhymes 💗 Learn Color For Kids ❤Learn Color With Icream #5 - Duration: 15:14.

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Home Remedies Age Spots ❤ Age Spots on Face Removal - Duration: 5:00.

Home Remedies for Age Spots

Age spots, also known as liver spots or solar lentigines, are a common problem that occurs

due to an excess production of melanin, or skin pigment.

Typically, the excess pigment is a result of excessive sun exposure.

These spots can also be caused by the use of tanning lamps and tanning beds.

The spots vary in size and usually appear on the face, hands, shoulders and arms � the

areas that are most often exposed to the sun.

The spots are flat, oval areas of increased pigmentation and are usually tan, brown or

black.

Here are the top 5 home remedies for age spots.

1.

Apple Cider Vinegar

Apple cider vinegar is a good remedy to make age spots less noticeable and improve your

skin tone.

It contains alpha hydroxy acids that work as an excellent skin exfoliating agent.

This in turn helps lighten age spots and other patchy areas on your skin.

Mix equal parts of raw, unfiltered apple cider and water.

Add a little honey.

Apply it on the affected skin, leave it on for 15 to 20 minutes, then rinse it off.

Do this once daily.

Also, add 1 or 2 teaspoons of organic apple cider to 1 glass of water.

Drink it once or twice daily to improve your skin as well as overall health.

Note: It is normal to experience slight redness or stinging initially.

However, if the irritation is severe, discontinue use of apple cider vinegar.

2.

Lemon

Lemon juice contains mild citric acid that helps remove dead skin cells by breaking down

the melanin pigment.

As it removes the darker skin layers and reveals new skin underneath, the age spots gradually

start to lighten

The vitamin C in lemon also works as an antioxidant that protects your skin from free-radical

damage.

Apply the juice from a fresh lemon to the affected skin.

Let it sit on your skin for 10 minutes before rinsing it off with warm water.

Do it twice daily.

If you have extra sensitive skin, dilute the lemon juice with rose water before applying

it on the skin.

Also, you can squeeze the juice of 1 lemon into a bowl and add 2 to 3 tablespoons of

fine sugar.

Gently scrub your skin with this mixture for a few minutes.

Then, leave it on for 30 minutes and rinse your skin.

Use this remedy 1 or 2 times a week.

Note: Do not go out in the sun right after applying lemon juice, as that can actually

cause the skin to darken more than it was before.

Do not use bottled lemon juice, as it may contain other chemicals that may damage the

skin.

3.

Aloe Vera

When it comes to reducing the appearance of age spots, aloe vera is very effective.

Aloe vera has certain compounds that gently remove dead skin cells and encourage the growth

of new, healthy cells.

With regular use, it can lighten and possibly remove age spots.

Plus, it has a moisturizing property that keeps the skin feeling fresh, young and hydrated.

Break a leaf off of an aloe vera plant, cut it open and extract the gel.

Rub the gel onto your age spots.

Allow it to soak into your skin for 1 hour or more.

You can then rinse your skin.

Repeat twice a day.

4.

Castor Oil

Castor oil can help heal a variety of skin conditions, including age spots.

The antioxidants in the oil help protect and lighten the skin.

It also improves the appearance and texture of your skin, making it more soft and smooth.

Dab a little castor oil on the spots.

Massage it for 1 to 2 minutes, or until the oil is thoroughly absorbed into the skin.

Leave it on for a few hours, then rinse your skin.

Repeat twice each day, once in the morning and once at night.

5.

Yogurt

The naturally occurring lactic acid in yogurt makes it another good remedy for age spots.

The lactic acid gently removes dead skin cells and as the discolored skin sloughs off, fresh

healthy skin is revealed and the spots become less noticeable.

Also, yogurt keeps the skin moisturized and looking fresh.

Apply some plain yogurt directly on the spots.

Allow it dry on its own for about 20 minutes before rinsing it off with cold water.

Do it 2 or 3 times a day.

Also, you can make a face mask with 1 tablespoon of plain yogurt, 2 tablespoons of ground oatmeal

and 1 teaspoon of fresh lemon juice.

Mix the ingredients well.

Apply the pack on the spots, and let it sit for 30 minutes before rinsing it off with

cold water.

Use this remedy 2 or 3 times a week.