will receive a huge honor. more. they're getting the keys to the it's incredible. good for them. thank you for joining us today. i'm dao vu alongside jeff civillico. do not attempt to adjust your television. what is the get up here? this is the cutest thing i've seen. >> thank you. i'm feeling good and fresh. >> you whipped it out of your closet? >> i did. it was made by elvs. it's my holiday seat. >> it looks granite came in your size. >> dawn has a -- yes, matching suits. >> oh, my goodness. >> might bust out later this morning. >> it's not enough. it's like that ugly sweater that is so cute.

dao. >> coming up today, we meet the latest adorable pick of the liter who is in need of a home. take a look at baxter. >> christmas spectacular singer, songwriter tarralyn ramsey hits our stage. there are end of year deals now at chapman automotive. they are a dealership for the people, and have a wide selection of new and used vehicles for any budget. >> here with more of the details, the man, the legend himself, don hamrick. good morning, don. >> do you have seatenvery right now? >> we were talking off air about how this is such a beauty time. >> people have started rewarding friends and family with cards and gifts. there are a lot of reasons to be

>> november pretty spectacular? >> we closed november very strong with black friday, and a lot of those specials and sales were still in place today. you probably heard the fed raised the interest rates yesterday, but we're doing 0% for 75 months. >> wow. >> free money. so doesn't matter what the fed does, we're still doing that. good news is out there for us. >> zero percent you cannot beat. >> i was hearing the "wall street journal" saying that this november was on track to be the best november, best month since 2001, i believe, or -- >> for a long time. the and the entire year is tracking to probably be the second best year we've ever had in automotive sales ever. that could be quite extraordinary. it's a good sign of an upturn. automotive is a leaning edge indicator. it means that things are getting better overall.

>> we've added 20% at each of our dealerships. we added about 20% of the employees. >> let's take a look at pictures of your vehicles that we have. can you tell us what we're looking at. this is the jeep? >> yes, this is a special edition that we have at our dealership in honor and excitement of what's going on with "star wars: the force awakens," we have savings awakening at chapman. so that's one of them. another one -- >> i thought i was going crazy. that looks like a storm trooper. >> it is. that is definitely a storm trooper. and so yeah, very, very cool. we've had these done. that is our ram rebel. and it happens to have the same look right from the factory, great rig. that's been very popular. >> we can get it right now? >> at the dealership available for delivery. >> very nice. it would be nice to get a car delivered to your house with a bow on it. or reality -- >> we do that.

we had one last year we did on christmas eve and he put the video on youtube. and it was bringing tears to his wife's eyes. he put the key in a box, and she goes oh, don't do this to me and they walk out and there is the car. and she was like a kid. it was so cute. so cute. >> you're everywhere in the community, always helping out. i see you all all these events. >> chapman is very condition shuts about doing thing in the community. they allow me to be their representative, which is great. the chapman group is a fabulous organization. we got the small footprint in las vegas, but nonetheless they want us to be a big part of the community and give back and support the people who support our stores. community. and that is another thing that

a car they are off the hook, you know. she almost jumped out from the second floor. it was very cute. she said i'm up here. i said jump down, we got you. >> just a moment ago you talked about forceful savings. can you tell us what that means? >> well, so we got discounts up to $12,000, depending on the model. that kind of helps. no payments until march 2016. zero percent finances, and for those people who say i want to buy a gift, go take care of family and you have yourself a nice new ride. >> that is so generous. >> you're also on social media. >> we are. facebook, twitter, what other -- >> instagram. i don't know if we're doing instagram. picture. >> really? >> me and you and that -- >> yeah, that's -- >> it will break the internet. >> what are your hours?

9:00 p.m., monday through saturday. and we have service hours that mirror those, as well. we make sure our service customers get taken care of. >> that's very nice. 9:00, that's long hours. >> thank you so much. >> great to be here. >> you have wonderful holidays. you're already ready, buddy. >> two locations, one on east sahara, the other in the valley auto mall in henderson. for more visit the website you see on your screen or call the number listed. still to come on the blend, leo alert, where the hollywood hunk was spotted. >> more morning blend is on the

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help redefine victory over cancer in a bold stance to support families touched by the disease, the american cancer society lawn much muched a new public awareness campaign. here with more former nfl player chris draft. chris is a nfl ambassador and national spokesperson on many health related issues. good morning to you, chris. >> good morning. >> you got involved with the american cancer society because of your wife. can you tell us what happened? >> absolutely. so my wife was diagnosed with lung cancer in december of 2010. and unfortunately passed a year later, in december of 2011. but not before we were able to get married. and on that day we made two commitments. one commitment to each other, and the other one to the cancer community as a whole. and we know with -- we know research is important but we also have to appreciate the people that are going through

we have to love them along that way. about. that's why i'm excited to be part of the american cancer so sigh eighth advantage human campaign, because we're redefining victory over cancer by talking about these emotions, talking about the traits that really carry someone through their cancer journey. those traits can be hope, it can be devotion. it can be courage. it can be anger. or it can be tenacity, as you can see back here, that really -- that takes you through the cancer journey. >> do you feel like you got through it also with the support that you had with family and friends and the people from the american cancer society? >> oh, tremendous. family and friends were so important throughout my wife's cancer journey, it was only a year.

and they really stayed true to the chips that we have that really -- they were there. they said let -- you know, they made sure that they were there. so the holidays can be a tough time. my wife was diagnosed in december of 2010. and passed in december of 2011. so if someone is out there and it's here. it's here at the holidays. so it was important. our family friends they let my wife know they were there. there. that they didn't just talk, that they listened. they listened to her and they listened to me. and sometimes you just don't know what to say. and that's when they give a hug and give us that energy. but the most important thing was that they allowed my wife to be more than cancer, allowed her to be her, be keishat. amazing

cancer. but always key keisha. >> now, can you tell us a little bit more about the campaign that you were working on, the advantage humans initiative? >> so you know, it's about survivors, about caregivers, they're going through. and so when we talk about cancer, we want to make it clear that we're not fighting against people. we're fighting for people that are -- that have these range of motions that are diverse. cancer can touch anyone. advantage humans is about making sure it's clear that's who we're fighting for. we're fighting for humans, and why. why. because they're amazing. they are awesome. but along that way they need help. and they need help. and that's why you can go to cancer.org, that's why groups like american cancer society are doing what they're doing.

learn more about what american cancer society is doing. sometimes you just need specific information. you need help. that's why there is a 24-hour number american cancer society has. 1-800-227-2345. for those questions that are pressing that you just need an answer for right now. >> don't give up hope. chris, thank you so much. >> thank you. holidays. to learn more about the new campaign advantage humans from the american cancer society, just visit the website on your screen or call the number he listed. have your smartphone? just in time for the holidays our friends at "action news" invite you to download their new app. it's simple to use and features a powerful, blazing fast radar. get it free in the app store and in google play. still to come on "the morning blend," scoop up a new pup for the holidays.

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we will be right back. we all deal with stress and work and busy schedules and unexpected expenses. most of us expect that to ends when we retire but will it? two advisers nick strobelt and abe ashton are here from ashton strobelt with more. great to see you. people think retirement is all simple and easy and you gotten

not that way necessarily. >> some people think it's going to be an endless vacation and that is scary because you know vacations we get in the habit of going and spending. we sometimes budget enough to go out and play and buy things, go out and remember the trip by eating out every single night, and while a lot of retirees come into our office and say we don't know what day of the week it is because it's all a saturday, that isn't one of the benefits of retirement, but we can't have the same spending habits we have when we're on vacation. so we have to think of managing the money and the income the same way we were when we were working although we don't have to take the time card and punch in and out at 5:00 every day. having a with budget on spending stress. >> you need a budget even when you retire? >> of course. your income sources are going to be more fixed. you hear people talking about living on a fixed income. what does that mean? it means i only got my pension

cases, and so with those two sources of income there's not social security. you're not going to get a big raise where you got a 20% raise in social security. 2016 is one of those years where there is no cost of live ago justment at all. and so people are living on i affixed income like social security, you got to be able to budget that money. there's no secret way to get a bunch of money unless you want to go back to work. >> what kind of things might come up during retirement that are unexpected? >> oh, wow, that's a great -- big question. >> all of them. >> anything could happen that's unexpected. but that's what throws people off. they think retirement is going to be according to an exact plan that you think 15 years in advance, but then a wrench gets thrown in, and a plan, a proper plan can account and be manageable and and flexible enough to account for the things that get thrown in the mix, is what someone needs in retirement. from a loss of a spouse to

the i had cans or grandkids, have to move states, anything that can change it up. but a proper plan can account for that. >> you can have a medical emergency, the furnace goes, something could happen and you're not prepared for it because you did not budget for it. >> a lot of people when they come into our office their number one concern is investments, talking about their 401(k), the savings accounts that they saved to last until the rest of the life until one of those unforeseen things. if all of a sudden the ball answers of your account dropped by 25% and you have 75% of what you had just a month earlier you start rethinking the way you view retirement. you start to rethink okay, wait a second, i thought i could get by with x dollars but something happened in a whole different country, you know, globally, financially, something happened in greece and my accounts here, my little ira has gone down and i don't know how i'm going to deal with that.

conservative that will mitigate and reduce risk becomes important. >> that's the last thing you want to worry about is a financial crisis affecting you and telling you to go back to work and thinking do i have to live with my kids now? vital. >> think of the people that come into our office that come in like with a more aggressive plan than you would recommend for their age? say. >> over half are way more aggressive than they realize. >> new people coming in to our office come in and way more -- more than half come in and more aggressive than they should be in their investing. >> that's why you have to look at their plan or their portfolio maybe every -- how often should you look at it? every six months? >> we look at it as often as the client wants to but we do annual reviews, and quarterly, we have weekly e-mail updates. we have lots of daily monitoring. that's the beauty of technology.

happening every day, even get text messages on certain events. they're more in control and more attached to their balances than ever before because of technology. >> as you get closer to retirement you don't want to be as aggressive as someone who just got their first job. and has a lot of time to save money. >> that's a common conversation we have when someone comes in, we say you're not 35-years-old anymore, not 40-years-old. you're 70, and you shouldn't be investing like a 40-year-old. and often it's a fun conversation to have. >> we'll say just imagine in 12 months your account goes up 50% how happy would you be, would it change what you are. if we say your accounts lost 50% would that change how you view the future? for a 60-year-old it would be devastating. >> you have a special offer, as well. what is that? >> i think we got stress free retirement books. we're doing them for the next 30 minutes.

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the number on your screen. tis the season for great holiday music. tarralyn ramsey's christmas spectacular is a moving experience. >> here with more on what to expect and a special performance the singer herself, tarralyn.

>> thank you for having me. >> look, i got a matching -- >> i got you. we're chatting about your show at the tommy wind theatre. you start on december 8th. how is it going so far? >> it's been good. you get through, you work out the kinks. and you practice one way and you start, and you go we got it now. >> it's a beautiful theater. >> definitely a good theater. >> tommy is a sweetheart, the dad and the son. >> the whole family is. >> and his wife, yes, is a sweet lady. >> when did you get into singing? have you always sung as a child? >> i always -- i started singing at like 3-years-old. and then i got a record deal when i was 13.and i was making christian albums and kind of just been doing that all my life. >> where you from? >> florida. i was born and raised in florida. >> now you're in vegas. >> i'm a vegas girl. >> you're local now. >> i love it. it's so good.

i think the cold was a little bit shocking because it's always warm in florida, and then i tell people that people don't know that vegas is a little bit country and little bit city, so reminds me of florida, just with like mountains. >> that's great to hear. now tell us a little bit more about your show. it's an hour and a half long show. and all christmas music. >> yes. it's about an hour and a half. my show is called christmas spectacular. i have puppets, and they sing and they dance. >> puppets? >> yes. and i have dancers. and it's kind of a mixture of the christmas album and just regular holiday classics with a spin on it. so it's like my take on silent night and my take on chestnuts, you know, the christmas song. so -- . >> and you have a christmas album. >> i do.

you can get it off of itunes. it's called tarralyn ramsey the season for miracles. >> do you plan on releasing another cd? >> maybe next year. the new show definitely after this show is based on the record, so next year i'll have a new album coming out. >> how much time do you spend writing and recording versus performing? >> that's a crazy question. lately it's been no time. but i think right after the show i'm going right back in the studio. and on the weekends i'm going to try to get back in the studio and finish recording. >> we're going to look out for that. you're going to perform for us. what is the name of the song? >> the original christmas song, but it's my way. >> okay. >> the chestnut song. >> take it away, tarralyn.

[ singing ] >> very nice. >> it was beautiful. you got some pipes on you.

special over want to make sure to mention, if you mention you saw tarralyn perform on "the morning blend" you'll get a two for one deal. >> enjoy tarralyn ramsey's christmas spectacular at the tommy wind theater. show time 4:00 p.m. for more information check out the website on your screen. still to come on the blend, the honor tony bennett is receiving from las vegas. next up, look at this precious pooch. he needs a fur ever home. make it yours after the break.

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meet baxter, the chihuahua mix. he's looking for a home that is full of love. thanks to pet of the week for this pet. >> here with more on how you can welcome him home is kathy jung with the ns pca. how are you? >> i'm great, thank you. >> baxter is so cute. >> he can't figure out who the dog is on the camera. >> or the suit over here. >> or the suit, that's right. he is a super great boy. he is soole today many. all he wants to do is cuddle. >> how old is he? 5-years-old. he's full grown. he's current on all his shots and new tored and ready to go home. he came to us because his previous family lost their home and couldn't take them, so they made some time on our schedule and, of course, we welcomed them with open arms. >> that happens to a lot of families. >> it does.

our best to get them in. >> very calming to have him because he's falling asleep right now. >> maybe i should just stay here. he's going to be the couch dog. >> if he is 5-years-old he's potty trained and he's go it his shots. >> he is. he's house trained, however when the man i alls live in the animal shelter we tell people you need to get them home, get them on your schedule, show them where the doors are at and life will be happy. >> what would you say is an ideal home situation? >> any home for him. he gets along great with other dogs. we -- just by his demeanor i don't think he's going to chase a cat. >> i think he's very happy chilling out. >> yeah, just chilling out on the lap, watching tv with you. >> how do we adopt him? >> come down to 4800 west dewey drive. like i said if you have a dog, bring it down, let's do the meet and greet because you're picking their friend, and maybe baxter isn't going to be their friend.

maybe your dog's friend is a bunny. >> and you always need volunteers even we can always use volunteers. our staff is overwhelmed with feeding and taking care of all the animals. we can use the volunteers to walk them, take them and play ball, and brush cats and trim the bunny's tow nails. >> you're holding an open house this weekend. >> it's a holiday homecoming. we encourage people that adopted throughout the years to come down and let's -- we want to see how everybody is doing, because every staff haze -- it's not nice to have favorites but every with them. so it's nice for them to come down and let us see them. we have treats and snacks for the humans and for the pets. so -- >> different snacks. >> yes, well, different snacks. >> how else can we help? >> he we can always use donations. we rely 100% on the community. be welcome. and if you're shopping on amazon right now if you shop through

charity a portion of the sale will come to us. >> very nice. >> a great program. >> you have raised a lot of money through that. >> yes. we absolutely do. and, of course, it increases during the holiday season, something very simple and doesn't cost you anything extra. >> do you need foster parents at this moment. >> we can always use foster parents. last week we took in over 17 kittens. and with the great foster program that we have, they were in home within like two or three hours. it's always great. and keep in mind that it's cold outside, please keep your pets inside. >> that's not nice to keep them outside. >> no. >> you don't want to be out there when it's freezing, neither do they. >> baxter took a little nap. >> he's going to -- he's going to be the couch dog. >> what happened to lover boy? >> went home shortly after i brought the pet back. it's always great. >> so sweet. >> lover boy was running all over the studio when i was here. >> he was so adorable.

if you would like to adopt baxter, head down today to the nevada spca sheller to west dewey drive. for more information visit the website or call the number on your screen. they're also on facebook and twitter. a special episode of project runway junior put lights on the let girls learnive innative from president obama and first lady michelle. more than 62 million girls globally are not in school and bar yours to girls completing school are significant. >> the lands end team was inspired by the initiative. much here is a little more. >> the fashion community came together to support the president and first lady's initiative to help the 62 million young girls around the globe who lack an education. >> we're having a celebration at the lends end and for the let girls learn cause. >> let girls learn is a government wide initiative with the peace core.

girls who are in school and staying in school rise. we want to see the ability for them to change the trajectory of their family's lives increase. >> our episode began with an introduction by mrs. obama. >> congratulations on being chosen to compete on project runway junior. >> she introduced the backpack challenge. >> the winner of that challenge, 15-year-old katie from california, got the once in a lifetime opportunity to create the backpack with the folks from lands end. it's called the global classmate and it's being sold on lands end.com. >> i love giving back to the world. i made up this print, and the idea is that there are different countries and continents mixing and that represents people helping people, cultures mixing, races mixing. >> my mission is to evolve this company into a meaningful global

perfect match between a meaningful and the -- >> for a retailer to step up and accept this cause and lead it is touching, it's wonderful. it fills my heart and grateful to lands end for being a trailblazer and making such a profound mark. >> you can help too, visit lands end.com/let girls learn to see how. >> super cool project. up next on the blend, an a list spotting, plus local baseball heroes getting a huge honor. you know someone who makes a difference in the community? you can recognize them with the give back award. head to vegasmorningblend.com, click on give back, and fill out the form. one lucky person will receive $500 for the great work they do from america first credit union. they are a proud sponsor of this

we will be right back.tt0w!ti(h,! %4@-h@h tt0w!ti(h,! el@-bg$ tt0w!ti(h,! ed@-de@ tt0w!ti(h,% )8h-$;< tt0w!ti(h,% kzh-9t@ tt0w!ti(h,% n-h-l=l tt0w!ti(h,% 0ph-rzt tt0w!ti(h,% s"h-b(4 tt0w!ti(h,% ueh-ajd tt0w!ti(h,% 7hh-]h0 huge names in baseball with local ties are being honored tonight. the one and only leonardo dicaprio was spotted in the valley. >> here is norm clarke. good morning. >> good morning. >> what's going on in celeb world? >> nothing is as brilliant as that incredible suit. >> that means a lot. >> some people are making news here in the baseball world. >> bryce harper, local boy made good. and chris brad are going to be honored with keys to the city tonight at 6:00 down at the third street station, and on fremont, i think it's going to draw a really big crowd.

has two stars of this level. one is the national league most valuable player the other is the rookie of the year. >> on track to be potentially -- >> half a million dollars contract. >> good for him. >> what time does that happen? >> 6:00 p.m. tonight. >> and hopefully you'll be there checking that out. >> i'm hoping to get there. >> and tony bennett celebrating a big event, maybe next year. >> he's going to be on -- larry rubel has come up with another fabulous person to honor, and he saw that tony bennett's birthday is next year, so he's going to honor tony bennett as the keep memory alive honoree, and that is -- that alone is wonderful thing. what makes this so big is that they're going to hold it at the new las vegas arena, 20,000 people.

he's up there with the greats who helped build this city. >> leo nard oh was cited. >> yes, leo was in town for ufc and his movie is coming out, christmas, i think the revenent. he plays a fur trooper, and i just read something that he actually ate fresh bison liver, so -- >> today -- no, not while in town. while making the movie. >> if your movie is a big hit somebody might be selling fresh bison. it's going to be tremendous movie from everything we're hearing. might be getting oscar name nation for it. >> the holy war is this weekend, very excited. >> holy war. we got las vegas bowl thissing we end, byu and utah. and i think it sold out in the

>> utah is ranked 22nd? >> looking good this year. that's a great. amazing to see how far it has come. and this is a dream matchup to guess those two utah instate rivals. >> and what is that bag down there? >> oh, i almost forgot. i wanted to -- >> oh, yummy. thank you. this will match his suit. >> picked a good day to host. >> yes. thank you so much. >> we won't see you -- >> can we not talk about -- >> shawn will be here -- there's -- we will see you next year, 2016. >> you bet. >> if you have any questions or tips for norm, just visit vegasmorningblend.com. also make sure to read his column in the las vegas review journal. now, while you're on our website, you'll find past segments, facebook and twitter

we will be right back. this holiday season give the gift that keeps on giving. from smart home technology to the handyman in your life, here with his pick for gifts is bob guiney. good morning to you, bob. happy holidays. >> you too. let's start with someone who is a weekend warrior. what are your recommendations? >> well, that's just it. i think the weekend warrior, the dyier so tough to buy for because they get it for themselves. hopefully we can beat them to the punch. one thank you got to start with is the garage. we have the huskie mobile work

it's got attractive styling, functionality, the little full width top drawer that can accommodate all the large items that most toolboxes can't hold. you want to give them the gift of variety. it's a mechanics tool set, under $50, and the set is so easy to take on the go with you. make sure you have everything you need to get the job done on your car, whatever you need to do. and then you know, i for one am the guy, my dad handed me his old power tools as he gets the new awesome stuff. it's time to upgrade your dad's old circular saw. it's under $70. this saw is cordless. the reason i got the old one is because i cut the cord anyway. i can't even run this thing. it contains a motor that is 40% more powerful than the previous model. you mentioned the weekend warrior, this is it.

it's actually not, a ryobi dual power stereo with bluetooth under 100 bucks. beautiful to look at. kind of neat. streams audio over 50 feet away and has 2 usb charging ports, as well, keeping music and the phone going all day long, but batteries from the saw and the drill, you can pull it out and you pump it in there and it turns the radio on. >> i love it. >> you mentioned smartphones. smartphones are all the range, right? everyone wants to make sure their home is programmable from different economical and environmental reasons. the eco beast wifi programmable thermostat, this is really cool for all your forgetful friends, a great gift for someone to give to me. wifi enabled, so you can adjust the temperature anywhere, no matter where you are. and it will sense when the rooms have no one in them, and will adjust the temperature accordingly for you, as well. it's actually good on the

controls the temperature. >> and gift cards, i don't know about you but this is never -- you can't go wrong with me on these. and the thing about home depot, they're egift cards are super easy to use. you can establish whatever dollar amount you want to give. the beauty of that is you never have to worry about anyone returning your gift. it's cash money. so you're never wrong. >> you know what i love about the cart that you have? forget giving it to your honey, get it for yourself. as a woman i love it because you can put your arts in crafts in there, you can put your accessories and scarf ifs in theren an it looks cool. >> it looks good. honestly, that's the beauty, they really have something for everyone at home depot. that's what i love. you can go to home depot.com as well if you want to buy or send a gift card. you can check all the information we talked about here, today, too.

we have the power tool which is great for doing grafting. i love that noise. it's half of it. >> well thank you. >> do you have a dremel? >> yes. we have to go. so appreciate it. happy holidays to you. >> thank you so much. thank you for having me and have a wonderful holiday. >> give the gift that keeps on giving. for more on these great gift ideas just visit the website on your screen. today at 2:00 on "valley view live!" 50 and older is nothing but a number. how you can stay fit at any age. plus david perico guests host. >> he's amazing. "action news" is giving you a chance to win two tickets to see shen yun this january at the smith center. >> enter each day at ktnv.com and watch live at 11:00 to see if you win. shen yun at the smith center is a proud sponsor of "action news" and providing the sponsors for this promotion.

today, jeff civillico for filling in. thank you so much. where you headed with your suit after this? >> headed to the stuff a bus program with commissioner weekly. we're going to collect toys, then distribute them to kids in the foster system. >> people want to donate. >> go to zappos. >> you can't miss jeff. >> meet me there. thank you for having me. >> and again you perform on the strip at the flamingo -- >> 5:30 p.m., saturday to wednesday, great show to bring the families to, especially this time of year, holidays. >> a lot of people in town. it's just a riot. it's hysterical. now friday at 9:00, far, far away in our own galaxy discover what looks like a cosmic life safer. >> where to smooch a pooch. that and more friday at night. >> you saw her perform live this morning. enjoy tarralyn ramsey's christmas spectacular through

theatre by mgm grand. at 4:00 p.m. >> we're going to leave you with -- >> right there.

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