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of other people. bill clinton has abused women and hillary clinton has bullied and shamed his victims. good morning, welcome to one weekend. presidential nominee apologized for lewd comments he made about women. the apology video made to his pain. the video surfaced yesterday. in it he's and have car comments about women including how he groped them. we had a chance to ask clinton's v.p. pick tim k aine about the comments. >> it's been a weird week. [laughter] >>reporter: hillary clinton's running meat said he meant it in a good way.

absolutely horrible things about women is not an complete surprise. there is no bottom. >>reporter: senator john mccain said he supports trump. he said there is no excuses for his defensive and demeaning comments. no woman shall be vick tommized. he bears the burden of conduct and should suffer the consequences >> condiming thehis statements weren't enough. >> america deserves better than donald trump kaine wondered

>> he said the clinton never ranked arizona as one of the top four states they targeted. the clinton campaign is dealing with it's own controversy about the use of a private e-mail sever. senior white house officials were in close contact with the campaign last year about the st. louis is buzzing with activity ahead of the presidential debate tomorrow. it's costing the university between four and $5 million. nearly the entire student body entered into the lottery and they will get to experience the debate firsthand. that will be on at the same time as sunday night football right here on 12 news. you are watch the debate on our

that starts tomorrow at 6:00. >> hurricane matthew hitting the east coast bring crashing waves. the national weather service said heavy rains brought the highest tides along the south carolina cote. hurricane matthew has been down graded to a category two storm it's done little to diminish it's potential. we were live 234 there was an overnight curfew in the city. >>reporter: we are in downtown charleston. the conditions you are seeing is what it's like when the hurricane is east of charleston. we are four blocks from the waterfront. this is one of two rivers that enveloped the peninsula. this is an area prone to flooding. it's done that numerous times over the last 30 years.

of charleston later this morning. we could see storm surge flooding. i'm mark barker in charleston, south carolina. theythe navy has started to bring supplies to those i the mission to carry supplies. we have links on our website if you would like to help. the conference and expo is connecting pinners. this is where we find our very own matt pace. >> good morning. we'll test my crafting skills. we are at west world.

this is the pinners conference and expo. you have to come check it out. over 100 classes. 230 popular shops. you are the mastermind. what will they see. >> this is were pinterest comes to life. all of the fun shops you follow on the internet and wonder if i buy that will it be awesome. you can touch and feel and learn to create. you can check out the latest and greatest trends. >> what will you do this morning? >> you will be able to chalk paint. crow will learn hair techniques. i know this is important. there are a ton of great classes. the doors open at 9:00.

experience. we have a full kitchen and a ton of cool things to learn and do. >>reporter: doors open at 9:00. we have weather to talk about. thunderstorms are moving through the state right now. look at the current radar. it doesn't look like a lot. as we zoom in the valley we have storms from the west valley all the way over towards scottsdale. expect brief these. you could see gusty rain. ninety-one is your forecast high temperature. we could see blowing dust as well. i'll be putting my skills to

metal and woodwork. i can go o on pinterest and look at things for every. >> it doesn't matter bring everyone down. glendale police are investigating a shooting scene. multiple shots have been fired and one man is in the hospital with life threatening injuries. we have a crew headed there and will bring you the we get to the newsroom. halloween is coming up and many homes are decorated. what if you are selling your home? what you should know about holiday decor when your home is

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welcome back, everyone. fall means time for pumpkin everything and decorations. what if you are selling your home. how much is too much? we have a real estate agent >> it's the delicate balance between too much or too little. as much as i love decorations you want to be cog in a think about how much is too much. you can have a wreath or candy out. you want to make sure people

that's inside and outside. a lot of people drive-thru a neighborhood. you don't want them to just look at your decorations but look at your home. a nice wreath to show you are in the spirit of the holiday season. you don't want tripping hazards or anything they have to bob and weave to get to the house. the same inside. a lot of decorations require plugins. make hazards and nothing breakable. you also don't want to make nothing too scary. >> don't be the scary house. >> i've been to houses before where they have the jump out spiders and we are walking along and there is a spider jumping out.

then we talk about the -- the spider. in one garage there was some thing that terrified us. if you are storing things make sure they are covered up so they don't distract them or scare them. if there are little kids through the home and the kiddes were scared when in the house they won't come back or be as excited about that. so just try about not being the scary house. >> if if you have sold or bought a house realtors tell you the stage it. some have nothing at all.

that's small or don't do it. >> i think it's nice to have a little bit as you sell your home you still live there. have festivity but don't overdo it. the other massage that you send to buyers, when you go all out with your decorations they think oh, these people don't think they will sell or boy they will have a lot to prepare to get sold. that is maybe they are more emotionally attached to their home or not really prepared to sell. it sends a lot of mixed massages. you want them to say this thing is ready to go. when it's all decorated it's

massage. >> great tips. we have the blog up there. up next, we'll check in with matt and he will have our

we'll sent things to matt pace at the pinning fair getting his craft on this morning. >>reporter: the doors will open at 9:00. check this out. give thanks. this is all handmade by this lady right here. tell us how you make these. you can come in and buy them. >> i write them out and cut them out on a big cool machine. >>reporter: you also said these

what's that? >> i'll hear with this really cool chalk paint. it covers beautifully. we teamed up. it's fun to do this with friends for sure. >>reporter: of course, that's what crafting is about. you said this will cover absolutely everything. you can show that here. let's start with this chair. this is what you might have at home. this is paint. >> this is chalk paint. the beauty of chalk paint can paint anything without the prep work fabric and you can just substantiate painting. >>reporter: when you say anything you mean anything. look at this chair. this probably looked like some thing in your grandmother's house. >> this has been in my daughters home for two years.

>> it's called a foe foe stain treatment. you have magic chalk paint. >>reporter: this is a special project. we have a class going on. this is hello. we'll teach how to do this technique on the wall. >> very cool. thank you so much. i hope everyone comes down. your both is door. you probably can't hear it but it's pooring rain outside here in scottsdale. look at your radar, you can see the storms continuing through the area as we head towards the north. you are see strong storms right now. those will move up in towards the cape. check out the futurecast. it will be cloudy today.

of the state. we are putting a chance of dust in the forecast as well. sunday and monday things will clear out quickly. we are talking about much warmer temperatures. look at your forecast up to 96 degrees by monday. 94 on sunday. very dry conditions. coming back out here to the pinners concentrate fence and expo. look at all of the crafts we will feature.

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year so far. e.j. gets an six yard run. this is a big quarterback. it's 6-5. the bulldogs go right to work. ian wood, the big connection in the back of the end zone. wide open. they will be in studio next week. 12-6 bulldogs. he runs past everyone. 23-yard touchdown. he took a few guys with. he just gave it back to him. 28 yards out to make it 32-9. that's how this one would end. queen creek is on the board for

second play of the game he did some man work right here. 75 yards, you think they will catch him? almost, it's too late. he ebb gets to the end zone. 7-0 kellies. later in the quarter is bailey. he gets the corner and flashing the speed. forget about it 50 yards to the house enne second quarter. this is campbell. he gets the corner and end zone. 48-0 the final. >> i have the go pro on fellows. tuck that shirt in. >> shout out to gorge woods for

night. they hosted washington. rams get on the board first richard gets the touchdown. this is how it sounded. >> i'm bringing out zinnger today. >> make sure you are on that goal line.. >> robert yards out. he goes for the touchdown. they win big 38-6. >> we are at mesa community college. phoenix is on the move. this is quarterback rogers. he will keep it himself. he has the end zone. they start to open this one-up. tempe prep has fight left in them. >> there we go.

it short of the end zone. prep will punch it in on the next play. let's head to the fourth quarter. they continue to go into the end zone. that's tyler graham. he's a yard short of the end zone. phoenix wins big. robbie, what did we miss. >> i missed you guys. they are loaded with talent. freshman under center. ridge took on tempe on a friday night. first procession is on the field. next possession is this play.

end zone. harris, what? we have to replay this. beautiful placement. pins the ball to his shoulder. keeps it off the ground. i'm assuming that's how to couch taught him. they gave it to lucas wright. there is some adversity. they go the other way just like the basketball kobe. they score. of turnovers. they held strong and got the come back. the winners 27-14. they improve the 6-1 of if year. matthew is 16 years old. what's going through your mind?

i can't do it without the coaches and team. they rallied behind me and made it easier. >>reporter: how were you able to keep your offensive composure? >> you just have to keep your mind clear, you know. just bounce back. >>reporter: short memory? >> yes. >>reporter: the big man here, jay forward. we are roll video of your catch. talk to us what's in your mind. the ball is in the air and you pinned it to your shoulder. >> i was happy i caught it. >>reporter: you are going to u of a next year. tell helped you make that relationship? >> i have a good relationship

special this year? >> yes, we still have to get better. we have to take it week by week. >> desert ridge is the big

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the tailor. >> my business is whippie cake. >>reporter: you will teach people how to braid. what will you show us? >> i'm a blogger. i do a lot of hair tutorials. today i'll do a class about braiding and basically quick and easy hairstyles you don't have to know how to do. we'll fake it. >>reporter: all right, walk us threw whatou now. >> i'll take a rubber band and it adds dimension. i'm using a colored one. if you use a clear one it will give the illusion of a braid. i'll take an quick session and start to wrap the rubber band around that. >> she's doing this without

>> i'll wrap it around. >> >>reporter: it just starts to appear. >> you can pull-on some of the hairs for more volume. youd can add multiple rubber bands. you can put them all over if place. >>reporter: very cool in 30 seconds you have a perfect braid. it's not just about the craft but it air-conditioned in here. look at the satellite radar. we are seeing storms outside. you can see strong storms moving through the valley. mainly in the northern portion of the valley they are moving off to the north. we will continue that chance as we head throughout the afternoon horses. temperatures are 9 the 1 this afternoon. coming back to the pinners conference. this is one of the hundreds of

which os you have to make sure you come out and doors open at 9:00. >> a lot of people will be out there. thousands hit the pavement every year taking part in the race for the cure. among them are women who survived breast cancer and doing their part to fight it and raise awareness in a big way. >> i'm an two time survivor. for me to bring that suffer or go through what we've bee through. the quicker we find a cure we'll be better. i don't want my granddaughters or daughter to go through what we went through. >> i'm a survivor since 2012. i had a mammogram 6 months

i discovered i had breast cancer. >> last year we made $12,628 in six weeks. this year we decided on $12,500 is our goal for the six weeks that we participate and fundraise for the race for the cure. decorating cubicals with streamers and balloons. people came up to us for a donation would you flock so-and- so. depending on the person if they wanted it taken down quicker, we will do it for a donation. it grew from their. someone came up and said what do i have to do to get flocked.

>> you don't have a choice but to fight this. there is no other option. >> i know the first time i went through the survivor camp and saw the signs dixie and i had our pictures taken together under one that said straight. we were like wow, you don't feel alone. >> head register. we hope they all will come and join us. just come and have fun. . >> the suzanne g. cole coleman race for it will be held tomorrow morning. halloween is three weeks

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popular. it's also a political year. >> some people are really creative. you have everything there. a mash up of all kinds of different things. >> we get thousands of items. we put-out 7,000 items a day. for halloween we bring in new items. anything you want to be if you come in and find one of our costume consultants we can help you. >> you pointed to this second costume. this is sylvia and she had a daniel boo costume. she has a coon themed hat. you can put that together in expensive. >> we have a day of the dead

you can get accessories. we have accessories and costumes that fit any budget. >> you can get a costume under ten dollars if you put in the time and have a costume assistant help you. we are realtively inexpensive. >> i've been to the superstores and they have cheaper ones. we have 20, 30, up to $100 a items at a very good quality. they can put a look together. >> what about the makeup? >> we have the makeup. latex, so you can put all of those looks together. >> who did your guys makeup. >> i did mine and his as well. >> how long did it take? >> this is about 15 minutes

>>reporter: did you look a video. >> you tube. i get my stuff at savers. >> where did the baby come from? >> this was donated to savers. >> it had blood on it's face. it has a very sweet face on there. so tell us some of your locations. >> we have several locations. just go to savers.com or you can find a lot of costume looks and you can find a lot of tips. >> savers will have some thing achieve. they have a ton of costumes. you should have fun. >> exactly. >> thank you for waking up early and getting the makeup on for us. we'll be back for the pet of

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if you are still making plans for the weekend how about big trucks doing big things. monster jam is back in arizona. we are ready to loud and dirty this morning. >>reporter: we are inside the university of phoenix stadium. transformed for huge monster trucks. the 11,000-pound beasts will roar through the stadium. fans will get to experience answer action packed show. there will be racing between a dozen monster trucks. the monitors battle it out to be the racing champion. they will crush cars and do time trial races. fans will get to see the huge

on the edge of their seats the entire show. >> it's not like on tv. you will see more excitement and extreme jumps. >> i was that 8-year-old boy. when i get in the truck grave digger is known for one thing and that's wowing our fans. >> there is an pit party from 2:30 to 4:00 p.m. check with ticket master. remember the clear bag policy just like for the cardinals game will remain in effect for the evening. we are in glendale. matt is live at west world at the inners conference. it's a huge day for those crafty diyers. >> diyers. >>reporter: any one can come

i have my this stuff. this is all made out of paper. we'll craft today. tell us what we'll do. >> i'll show you how to make this flower. it's made out of german crepe paper. take your roundups. stretch it out a bit. >>reporter: just stretch it. >> place it over the ball i created for you and twist i'll put a little glue to keep it on. >>reporter: when i work with hot glue it gets everywhere. >> it does. >>reporter: there is no trick to it? >> you can be a little tightier. >>reporter: next we'll make tiny eyelashes the official

this is the area with the poll in on it. >> it's been very busy with the make and takes. >>reporter: i think you are fringing more than i did. we'll put a little glue on the end and place it under the ball and then we'll add some more glue to the strip here and quickly, quickly roll it around. you don't want the glue to try >>reporter: i think i did some thing wrong. >>reporter: no, you are fine. glue the end and press it together. here i'll give you this one. >> here, look at this. >>reporter: from this point i'll glue the pettles on. go ahead and stretch the center

shape is. >>reporter: it's the perfect peddle. >> you can get the three- dimensional look really easy. we have six and will stretch them out. you don't want to stretch the edge. >>reporter: that's the perfect peddle. >> we'll put glue on the tip and place it underneath. >>reporter: always on the tip, not the flower. >> i it to be glued. >> check this out. this is what i have. it looks good. >>reporter: this is your finished product after 5 minutes. you can have it done. >> i request do it in 5 but might take you 15. >>reporter: these don't require water. that's the best part. this is all made out of paper.

raining we are totally covered here and no air-conditioning. check out the radar. we have quite a bit of rainfall in the northern portion of our valley. strong storms moving towards cave creek. check out the hig country. you will see activity over the next few hours. this will continue to build and we could see strong to severe storms in the northern and eastern portion of the you will notice those storms in tucson. you will notice dust here later today. by the end of the week towards next week we are looking for beautiful conditions towards the entire state. your 7 day forecast shows you things will warm backup. 96 degrees by monday. 95 by tuesday and wednesday. back here at the pinners conference you are looking at more of the absolute beautiful

what can we see here? >> we have crafts, things you can purchase for christmas and fall. there are all kinds of interactive things. someone ask making smoothies. absolutely everything right out here. >> all right, thank you matt. if you are not looking for a craft but need a new friend we have malissa from the animal care and control with the of the week. this is annabella. >> i do the same thing. is she not the cutest. >> she's very sweet. >> october is pit bull awareness monitor. she's a true ambassador of her breed. we call her an american pit bull terrier. she came into the shelter. she had puppies but didn't come

kids. we walked her by the cats and she doesn't react. so, she's just a real sweetheart. >> i was telling you my dog would lose his mind. that shows a lot of discipline. >> we have friends that sponsored her. they came in and taught her basic commands. she knows sit, stay, down. she's also being sponsored but the program and get an free microchip. >> you never know where the dogs have been to before. you said it looks like she came from a family home. >> she's very social and sweet and calm. she truly is a wonderful dog.

this. it dispels the myths. she's the sweetest thing. >> i always say this every time we have a pet of the week. they have so good but so much going on. we have people walking by. >> the costumes freaked me we are doing $20 adoption is this monitor. >> $20 gets you a lifelong family member. a friend or workout partner. >> all right. >> everyone this weekend if you are looking for a new family member go and get annabella. we'll be back with another

well, the arizona state fair was back in town and according to the phoenix business journal the fair brings in $90,000. it runs until october 30th. we will send things back out to matt pace. we are live at the pin ires conference and expo. >>reporter: that's >>reporter: this is a planner system back to basics.

>>reporter: you can see absolutely everything. it's not about the crafting. there is cooking as well. today is the last day. the doors open at 9:00. we are out at west world. over 100 classes are offered. guys send it back to monique with your biggest crafting scream. there you go. they are excited. >> you didn't warn themt. you can't tell them to scream. >> i'm sorry. >> go out and check the expo and conference. my sister is into it. i didn't get that crafty talent and matt didn't either. we won't make him show us his skills. join us tonight at 10:00.

. josh: today on the voyager, i bust a move on the dance floor moving the jarana. man: uno, dos, tres, cuatro. josh: echale! cochinita pibil. so this dish has really kind of evolved over time, it has a story that seems to endure centuries. and meet an incredible hammock weaver in a mayan village. so you can t really tell but there s like 4 or 5 steps going on with every pull of her fingers. my name is josh garcia. ever since i was a kid i dreamt about traveling the

now i m making that dream a reality. my mission: to seek out the awesome people in places that aren t in the travel guides. everything i experience finds its way into my journal and now i m gonna share my voyage with you. josh: all across mexico s yucatan peninsula you ll find towns that celebrate old traditions, merging together customs from conquistadors and beyond, dating back thousands of years to the ancient mayan civilization. named after the former capital of spain, valladolid is a perfect example. spanish settlers mixed with the mayan natives to create a unique culture. and that s what draws in travelers; the mestizo culture and historic sites that have been preserved in this low-key town.

i ve been at sea on the carnival breeze for a couple of days. and now that my ship is anchored in the port of cozumel i m excited to start my day exploring valladolid. one, two, three. i ll be showing you the best of mestizo culture, but we ll also be going on a little quest. you see, one of the great things about this town is its crafts. artists create beautiful textiles using traditional i ve heard that hammocks are a really big deal there and i m on a mission to find out why. if there s one thing you know about me it s that i love to dance, and that s one of my main motivators for coming all the way out here from playa del carmen on a quick one-half hour bus ride to this cute little colonial town to meet with aida who is a specialist in folklore mayan traditions. she s gonna show me the jarana dance. i ve got my dancing shoes on and i m ready to bust a

josh: thetown square is filled with raucous music, twirling dancers and tourists. right in the middle of the action, exactly where i expect her to be, is my guide aida. woo! aida: ? spanish word ? josh: aida? aida: josh. josh: josh, hi. aida: nice to meet you. josh: nice to meet you too. thanks for having me. aida: it s my pleasure. welcome to valladolid. aida: mayan essence. it s the mayan world mixed with the spanish world. this is a special place where we are now. josh: and that s why i looked you up because i know you re a local, you re a professional on mayan culture and you ve got some moves. right? aida: but let me introduce you with the real artists. josh: the real dancers, okay. aida: yeah, yeah, yeah. hola chicos! dancers: hola! aida: como estas. as you see there is lots of colors and everything

when they started mixing with the spanish what was the regular wearing for the mayans was so simple and just white. but when they add this part it lets everybody know that they belong to another class. the beauty of this area, this whole peninsula, it was not just like one side then another, they start building and creating a new culture between mayan and the spanish world. the story of their culture to another level. aida: yes, right. so i don t know but if you want to take this off? josh: i think you want to dance with me and i kind of wanna dance with you a little bit. aida: yes, let s do it. josh: alright, let s get started. aida: [speaking spanish] josh: take it easy on me huh? ? music ? man: uno, dos, tres uno dos.

josh: it s complete. man: dos, tres uno, dos tres, uno. josh: yes. aida: yeehee! josh: you can watch videos and read as much as you want but nothing prepares you for how incredible it feels when you experience it for yourself. echale! i love echale because i feel like no matter what your level is, as long as you say echale and you look confident when you re done dancing or trying you re doing. and i haven t even done it right and i m working up a sweat. this is a lot more complicated than it looks, huh? aida: you think so? josh: yes, absolutely. aida: you haven t seen yet the next level. josh: of course there s a next level. show me. aida: let me show you. hold on. josh: oh how nice, level two involves a nice cold class of water. aida: ha, it s what you think?

josh: you mean he s gonna do he s gonna do everything we just learned with that on his head? [crowd clapping] aida: echale! echale. josh: echale! aida: it s all about the balance and keeping the position super straight. josh: like this? aida: yes, that s right. it s like josh: yeah. josh: i just want to feel it. man: [speaking spanish] aida: put it on the balance. right in the middle. you feel it? josh: no. aida: find your balance and make totally straight your neck. you can move your whole body but keep the balance and the straight your neck. josh: oh . that s no joke, that s no joke. you know it doesn t look like much but this

josh: i want to see this guy in action. in spanish the word suerte means luck. but when it comes to the jarana the word has a different meaning; to do something extraordinary through dance. but for me, i feel lucky to have been a guest of valladolid to see the jarana in person. ? music ? josh: coming up, i head to the zaci art all about hammocks. so there s still people today living in the traditional lifestyle. woman: yes. josh: they don t have beds, they only have hammocks. but first, i m treated to an explosion of flavor when i taste the ultimate local dish. oh wow.

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it s a savory dish made from slow-roasted pork that has been marinated in citrus juices and yucatan spices. it s served with tortillas and beans. i m enlisting the aid of local restauranteur maruja herrera and her chef chong to give me the lowdown on one of the most delicious pork dishes in the yucatan. we re going shopping in the valladolid market for ingredients then back to maruja s restaurant for some cochinita pibil 101. banana leaf. you don t eat it, it s wrapped around the pork keeping it moist like tin foil, and adding just a hint of banana. and in order to give it a kick of flavor we need a habanero pepper and a couple of spices; one roasted for flavor and the other, annatto, is there to give it a burst of red.

i m pretty excited to see how it all comes together. maruja: okay, we re ready. josh: ready? alright, let s do it. maruja: let s do it. ? music ? josh: great place. maruja: thank you very much. here at taberna de los frailes we specialize in authentic mayan food. some ingredients have been changed and some ways of josh: like how? maruja: before the conquest of europe we didn t have pig. the mayans used wild boar and iguana tails. josh: so the original cochinita pibil was iguana pibil or wild boar pibil. maruja: correct. josh: wow. so this dish has really kind of evolved over time, it has a story that seems to endure centuries. maruja: all of our staff is mayan and we are respecting their uses and traditions.

and i think that s why i m so excited to try this one. what are the steps of your cochinita pibil? how do you make it? maruja: it s about the ingredients. pork loin, all of the spices. they marinate the cochinita in the annatto sauce. they tie the meat, cover it altogether with banana leaves and let it sit so that the ingredients have a chance to really dip into the cochinita. is going to be cooked. before the oven was introduced to this part of the world it was done in a pit under really hot stones and banana trunks and charcoal. once it comes out of the oven it s ready to eat. wow. josh: speaking of. this looks awesome.

josh: gracias. i m gonna follow your lead here. maruja: first of all you never eat the first tortilla. josh: why not? maruja: because they re warmer inside than they are outside. josh: oh see, you re a pro. maruja: and then you break the tortilla into four pieces. this is again the habanero which is very, very hot. but they will just touch it lightly with the side of the tortilla. josh: that picks up the juices and the flavors. maruja: yes. josh: it s that spicy huh? maruja: yeah. josh: wow. maruja: and then you make the spoon and just grab a hunk. josh: buen provecho. cheers. maruja: cheers. josh: oh wow, that s really good. you haven t had cochinita pibil unless you ve come and tried this dish here in the yucatan, the real

maruja: very, very welcome. it was a pleasure and i am truly happy that you enjoyed it. josh: many mayan taco cheers. thank you. maruja: thank you. josh: coming up, i finally go to a real mayan village and meet an amazingly talented hammock weaver. oh cool! ? music ? for adults with advanced non-small cell lung cancer previously treated with platinum-based chemotherapy, including those with an abnormal alk or e.g.f.r. gene who've tried an fda-approved targeted therapy,

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. josh: today we re exploring the town of valladolid, mexico. with so much to see i ve rented a bike and am touring the town in style. wow, it doesn t really take a genius to realize that this part of the world has a little obsession with hammocks. i ve never seen so many storefronts just loaded with really cool handmade hammocks.

off to meet a local tour guide named vivyana. we re gonna meet her at the zaci art center as the great hammock quest continues. vivyana: okay, this is the center of zaci where the local people sell the hammocks and other handcrafts. josh: yeah these are cool. vivyana: here we have one. like you can see with different colors. josh: so i love hammocks, i got a thing for them. so in the states, you know, people that have have a hammock as like a leisurely thing to lay in. vivyana: in the mayan houses most of the people, they don t have beds. every person in the house, they have their own hammock. josh: so there s still people today living in the traditional lifestyle. vivyana: yes. josh: they don t have beds, they only have hammocks. vivyana: and do you know why? because here we have very hot weather. josh: yes, i m sweating right now. vivyana: so when you sleep in the hammocks it s very fresh.

i sleep in the hammocks. josh: yeah, and i guess this would work better with the climate because it allows air to pass underneath your backside. vivyana: yes. josh: whereas in a bed you re just gonna be so hot, right? vivyana: yes, hot. very hot. so i would love to take you into our little mayan place where the real mayan live. josh: a real mayan village? vivyana: yes, very close from here, and you can try to make your hammock too. josh: really? vivyana: yes. josh: oh my gosh, i would love that. vivyana: let s go, vamos. josh: yeah, let s go. thanks. mayan village of dzitnup where mayan women still weave hammocks the traditional way. oh cool. vivyana: welcome to the house of hilda. josh: and what is this whole setup? it looks just as simple as like the frame of a chalkboard. vivyana: yes, it s a simple frame like you can see. and here you can see the marks.

josh: absolutely. are you sure she wants me to try? i would hate to ruin this masterpiece she s working on. vivyana: hilda? [speaking in spanish] hilda: si. josh: si? hilda: si. josh: dificil? hilda: no. josh: no? i don t believe her. she says it s not difficult but we re gonna give it a shot. what do i do. vivyana: [speaking spanish] hilda: si. hallelu. josh: hallelu. sh: okay, so i bring this through there andale hilda: si. josh: okay, and pull through? i like the andale, that encourages me. hilda: otra vez. josh: otra vez [speaking spanish words] si? hilda: si, si. josh: so you can t really tell but there s like 4 or 5 steps going on with every pull of her fingers.

so hilda, how much time does it take you to make one of these? [speaking spanish question] cuanto tiempo para ser uno? hilda: un mes. josh: one month? hilda: si. josh: that means the hilda factory can only crank out 12 a year. vivyana: yes. josh: can you show this to me fast, the normal way? [speaking spanish question] hilda: si. josh: [speaking spanish question] her fingers are like a beethoven piano player, she s weaving it like a spider. definitely a pro. vivyana: yes. now she s professional making hammocks. josh: very cool. i love what you re doing. hilda: si. josh: so how old is this tradition and is it a dying art? vivyana: the young generation is still learning how to make. she s not a so old woman, she s only 32, and she s teaching her children to make the hammocks too.

there s a hammock. josh: but couldn t it be replaced by large machinery? vivyana: it s not the same feeling. you have to try. josh: i like that you said that. it definitely is not the same feeling, right? you could feel the energy and the love and the thought and the care that goes into these. i don t think i ve ever seen a machine-made hammock with such intense quality and heaviness. and you know what else, i feel like it would be a big crime to leave valladolid without one of these. uch. very good work, very beautiful. i appreciate it. muy agradecio. when cold and flu hold you back try theraflu expressmax, now in new caplets. it's the only cold & flu caplet that has a maximum strength formula with a unique warming sensation you instantly feel. theraflu.

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. josh: before we head back to my ship i want to take a few minutes at the catedral nuestra senora de la asuncion to reflect upon my day in valladolid. you know, everywhere i look there s so many elements of modern city life but it s not hard to imagine what village life was like for the spaniards i mean there s pastel stucco buildings everywhere i look and they re on top of these super narrow sidewalks that kind of frame these cobblestone roads. it s like a blast to the past. valladolid is deeply mayan and distinctly spanish. it has this welcoming presence that is it s not pretentious but it s still sophisticated.

literally letting me into their homes. the kindness of strangers never ceases to amaze me. it s one of the best parts of being a world traveler. well that s it, off to the ship. signing off from valladolid. josh: my hammock was a big hit with fellow passengers. i m pretty sure i ll have to loan it out to a few of them. in the meantime i m gonna dream up the next part of

when you see this symbol you know you're watching television that's educational and informational. the more you know on nbc. narrator: this is dr. michelle oakley, vet to pretty much everything that moves. on this episode, dr. oakley works to save a dog get at them the better. narrator: she ll get creative to save an injured gray owl. michelle: i ve made bandages out of all kinds of things. what do you think the odds are this will stay on until tomorrow? narrator: and a checkup with a muskox michelle: oh, here he goes. narrator: turns into a demolition derby. michelle: they don t want you in their territory. he s right on us, right on us. narrator: she s in one of the most rugged places on

narrator: it s early morning in the yukon and dr. oakley is on the road headed 2 hours east towards whitehorse, home to the yukon wildlife preserve. michelle: i m gonna be working on one of the more dangerous animals at the preserve, a muskox. we ve had a couple sick muskox and one actually died last year and we re still trying to figure out narrator: while the search for more clues continues, dr. oakley is checking out some other members of the herd, including a 700-pound bull. randy: hi michelle. michelle: hey, how s it going? muskox for today? randy: yeah. they just wanted to do some follow-up tests on him. michelle: randy is the head man here. he knows the safest way to do things. narrator: before dr. oakley can work on the

fight for breeding rights to the cows. michelle: they re grumpy because their hormones are raging. they will charge you with the least provocation. so you have to safely get in, get them darted before they get you. narrator: for safety, dr. oakley and randy must separate the bull from the rest of the herd. to do that, they ll drive a truck into the bull s pasture in hopes he ll chase them into a secluded randy: ready? michelle: ready freddy. randy: muskox are deadly. michelle: yeah, they are really. he s like what do you think you re doing in my pasture? come on buddy. come on my pretty pony. randy: he s ready to go. michelle: oh, he s looking mad. oh, here he goes. randy: okay. michelle: is he coming?

oh come on buddy, he almost followed us. narrator: the bull stops just short of the gate. michelle: ah! randy: silly. well don t close the gate. michelle: come on buddy! don t make this difficult, just follow us. come on buddy. oh, he s right on us, he s right on us. randy: yeah. michelle: perfect. michelle: well done. narrator: now dr. oakley has to sedate him. to avoid injury, she ll be using a blow dart. but with only one shot to administer the sedative, dr. oakley needs to make it count. michelle: well he s coming, he s coming.

the pen. a change of tactics is in order. they ll approach the muskox from outside the pen and try to land the shot through the fence. michelle: come on buddy. randy: perfect. michelle: yep, it s all in. yes! so the muskox is down. the first thing we need to do is make sure that he s staying down. we only want him down for about a half hour, 40 so we got a lot to do in that time. narrator: the muskox that died last year had liver disease and a shriveled kidney. to ensure this animal is healthy dr. oakley must feel his kidneys through the intestinal wall. michelle: i m trying to find his kidney. okay randy: does the kidney feel fine? michelle: oh, that kidney feels good.

badly-needed manicure. randy: he s starting to flinch. michelle: is he pulling back? yeah, he s pulling back, we gotta hurry. [muskox growling] randy: did you hear the growl? michelle: i love it. this grumpy old guy looks like he s great. he recovered quickly so that tells me kidney and liver are functioning well. so i d say, you know, it looks like a clean bill of health. sandy: there s a bit of a point there. narrator: dr. oakley gives one feathered patient a very unique trim. and later, a mystery illness is threatening this dog s life. barbara: i really didn t expect to have a live pup this morning. narrator: can dr. oakley save her before it s too late?

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trimmed. narrator: big guy is a blue and gold macaw and can live up to 50 years in human care. michelle: hey sandy. sandy: hey michelle. michelle: we re here for your beak and nail trim. sandy is both an amazing tech and an amazing pet owner. i don t think she s ever turned down an animal in need. looks like he s got a fair bit of growth on that one side. sandy: he does. the one side really needs some attention. michelle: it s not like it s a common thing that all parrots have to have their beaks trimmed. but big guy has chronic problems that we ve been trying to realign. ready? sandy: yeah. michelle: sorry big guy. narrator: an uneven beak can crack or break, causing the bird significant pain. michelle: so when you re restraining birds it s really important that you don t cover up their nostrils cause that s where they re actually breathing from.

parrots especially use their beaks for moving around, for eating. it s like an extra hand for them. and actually it s really neat, they have a special joint in their jaw that allows the upper beak and the lower beak to move independently. hold on i think he s done and we ve got a lot of improvement. working with a parrot is a little different. they re usually very bonded to one person so you re kind of coming in and interrupting that and reassuring him, he responded really well to that. he s a snuggler. i m getting the stink eye big time. sandy: yeah, i bet you are. michelle: i don t blame him. narrator: as the day wears on dr. oakley is finishing up with her last appointments when an emergency lands on her doorstep. michelle: hey. oh gus. mark: come here gus. my dog gus, an australian cattle dog, found himself

could see there were some really deep in his mouth. so best to have michelle do that. he s got a couple of deep ones. michelle: okay. porcupines are a major issue for dogs here. it s very tempting, this fat, waddling porcupine is going and they want to go get them out of their territory. and often the dogs try and grab them and then that s when they get them in their throat. you are amazing gus. let me have a look. they often try to use their paws and get them out and they can make it worse, break them off, and and for whatever reason a lot of them tend to migrate around and then come out the eye. so the sooner we can get at them the better. i m gonna try and pull what i can without sedating him. i know buddy. mark: there s this one right there yeah. michelle: yeah, are you ready my gus? huh? are you? [gus whining] michelle: i know my love.

michelle: okay . mark: it s okay .no. michelle: i don t blame him. narrator: it s too painful for gus to continue without sedation. michelle: okay gus, we re gonna have to give you a little more than the pain reliever. woman: hi big boy. michelle: you got funny veins. one down. we re almost done. ooh yeah, look at that one. narrator: finally gus is out of danger. michelle: three quills for all that. mark: i sure hope gus will be avoiding those porcupines from now on. michelle: there we go. did that wake you up a bit? mark: he has a lot of wear and tear on him, but he s worth it. michelle: good boy gus.

s, dr. oakley s plate is full as she deals with a very sick canine. barbara: she just suddenly went down. narrator: and she ll try to help an injured gray owl. michelle: there s a bit of a stump there. man: she s more than likely been hit by a car. we'll be right back to the more you know on nbc. there's nothing like snuggly softness. it gets. new snuggle plus super fresh. snuggly softness plus new odor eliminating technology. and it releases freshness. new snuggle plus super fresh. and it releases freshness. don't let dust and allergens get between you and life's beautiful moments. by choosing flonase, you're choosing more complete allergy relief and all the enjoyment that comes along with it. when we breathe in allergens, our bodies react by overproducing 6 key inflammatory substances. most allergy pills only control 1.

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we now return to the more you know on nbc. ator: on top of the hours at home clinic and house calls, dr. bald eagle foundation in haines, alaska. michelle: this is the tough part. every other week, moving all my stuff here and there. narrator: with vets in short supply, pet owners travel to dr. oakley from far and wide. and the day has barely begun when the clinic receives a phone call about an incoming

to have a live pup this morning. jeni: i called the police department and asked when a vet was coming to town and they gave me the contact number. michelle: you must be barbara? barbara: yes, i m barbara. michelle: i m michelle, nice to meet you. this must be flag. barbara: flag. michelle: so why don t you tell me what happened. she started seeming off over the weekend? barbara: she started acting like there was just something desperately wrong with her. barbara: i mean just walking around all hunched over and just pacing back and forth. michelle: oh geez, okay. one thing i already notice and she doesn t want me to look is she s definitely got some dental issues. barbara: probably. well she doesn t like anyone messing with her face, period. michelle: yeah, it s probably sore. she s got so much tartar and buildup. barbara: oh yes. michelle: the teeth look a little bit loose. the other major issue is she actually has a really

the heart valves. dental disease is often the culprit. michelle: a lot of times when they have really bad dental disease you can get sort of bacteria and things settling out on heart valves that then make these little bumps in the valves. they don t close properly and then that blood kind of can go backwards when it should be going forward. barbara: it s not good. michelle: so we re in a bit of a pickle right now. flag is a complicated case. we need to get more information that i can get just from a physical exam. check the bloodwork, check out her internal workings and that s gonna be our best hope for helping her out, okay? barbara: okay. michelle: nicole and i will get this blood sample from her. we re gonna send those out and hopefully have the results back within about 24 to 36 hours. and then i ll have a lot more information so we can make a plan. we can have a bit more to talk about in a couple days. narrator: while they wait for flag s results to arrive, dr. oakley still has plenty of patients to see.

ay owl named aspen. brian: she s had her wing amputated. she s more than likely been hit by a car. so far bandaging hasn t really worked. she ended up standing on it and falling on it and keeping it tore up, so i m out of ideas. maybe michelle will get that thing to heal up for us. narrator: great gray owls are the largest owls in north america and fierce yukon predators. unfortunately, aspen s hunting days are over. there s a bit of a stump there, and when she gets off balance from having this one heavy wing and lighter wing and if she gets excited moving around her enclosure she can whack this. a chronic wound with constant bleeding, that s not the greatest quality of life. narrator: aspen s best hope for recovery is for the stump to heal. michelle: there we go. so look closely. look at that feather right there.

thick-looking purple shaft and there s still an artery and a vein. and when that feather is damaged it can grow in deformed. narrator: with just one wing, aspen will never fly again. but with a little creativity dr. oakley can ensure a high quality of life. michelle: i guess what i d really like to do is try to have a bandage that allows those feathers to come out and get lots of air, but doesn t allow her to damage it. the time they re not even made for dogs and cats, let alone for owls. so i have to get a little creative on what s gonna work. i ve made splints and bandages out of all kinds of things. what do you think of that? brian: yeah, not too bad. michelle: that s not bad at all. what do you think the odds are this will stay on until tomorrow? brian: better add a little tape. michelle: just watch she doesn t bump anything when

narrator: if aspen s bandage stays on through the night she ll have a fighting chance at recovery. michelle: i don t want that to fall off and we have to start over, you know? narrator: when wilderness vet returns, flag s test results are in. michelle: so everything has kind of slowed down. narrator: and dr. oakley checks to see if aspen s bandage worked. michelle: how about that bandage? taste the many sides of brookside. smooth dark chocolate outside. exotic fruit flavor inside. brookside. for all your sides. why am i so devastatingly handsome, i'm in a fragrance...

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kley s clinic in haines, alaska. back for answers on their sick pup flag are owners barbara and jeni. barbara: she says i don t think i want to be here mom, it s time to go home. narrator: dr. oakley sent out blood samples to try and diagnose flag s ailment. now the results are in. michelle: how is flag doing today? barbara: well she s doing better than she was when chelle: good, that s great. okay, so what i found from flag s bloodwork is she has a really high white blood cell count. and she has lots of signs of bacteria and blood in her urine. she also has a severe bladder infection. this bladder infection fits with the symptoms. yeah, you know, she s just dehydrated. she s not drinking very much and everything has kind of slowed down and that just makes it worse because instead of flushing any bacteria out

e bacteria could move to the kidneys causing renal failure and possibly death. michelle: so what we want to do is try and flush some of that bacteria out. so what i think we could do is keep her for the afternoon on iv fluids. we ll have the fluids run through and then we can start her on antibiotics and then send her home with you at the end of the day in a few hours. would that be okay with you? barbara: oh yeah. michelle: alright. we ll see you in a bit then. so we re just gonna put an iv in. woman: ready? michelle: yep. ready. narrator: all while dr. oakley juggles a full slate of clients. michelle: oops, you got out huh? you got out. ooh, don t like your back end touched hey? we re just checking to see how much fluids this little things has had and how much more we re gonna

michelle: it s chaos. no, we re all done. a little arm wrestling. we did it. 12:15. narrator: finally after 3 hours flag has taken in two and a half bags of fluid. michelle: hi, look who s here. barbara: hi. michelle: do you guys want to come on in? barbara: oh good. michelle: you know, the magic of iv fluids, when you have a dehydrated animal and you give them fluids, you re supporting pretty much every system. narrator: now that flag is rehydrated, antibiotics should clear the bladder infection. michelle: so she ll get one and a half. we re gonna recheck her urine sample in a couple weeks and then as long as all systems are looking good at that point then we re gonna try and get her in for a dental to take care of her teeth.

good timing. barbara: i am too, i am too. because i don t think she d have made it without some kind of help. narrator: with the day coming to an end dr. oakley has one last patient to check on. michelle: so we re gonna go check on aspen, the great gray owl. i want to see if the bandage is still on. how about that bandage? brian: yeah. michelle: oh yes! yes! finding a bandage that works for aspen allows some airflow, some padding, and that she can t shake off; that s gonna give her a fighting chance. brian: it s great it stayed on. michelle: yeah, that s fantastic. it s open in the end so we can really probably leave that a good week. we ll get some more of that pipe insulation if you want to try that again. brian: yeah, i have i have lots of it. michelle: you have lots of that?

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