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not try. if i had a model body, maybe i would. they can make some killer tips. check it out, if you want a job or something to do. now is the time to go. coming up today on the morning blend, keeping your family in tiptop shape. fun ways to stay healthy. >> and get a job to be a model. plus the drive is going on to keep pets warm in the winter months. that dog is warm, and we'll explain how. first up, no better time, to change and live healthy, than right now. make realistic goals for yourself. >> here to get us started, create a change now, melissa blynn, with vanessa chamberlin houssels. good morning. >> good morning. >> before we get into the fantastic food you brought in, tell us of your group?

tackling child obesity. we build edible gardens, and part of the program is bring not guilty chefs. we do nutrition education, and schools are getting 5 to 1,500 pounds of fruits and vegetables. >> this is vegas? >> at kermit booker. >> this is something we can do in the valley. >> i think a lot of people are intimidated, it's so hat here, and cold here, they don't want to try. we encourage people to go out there and try. people can come and learn at any time.

adults, who are trying to eat better and stay healthy. it's the new year, and time for change. >> we talked about what to share, and for me, it's work smarter, and not harder. we want to be healthy. three different things that do double duty. hummus, it's a fabulous thing, what about sticking it in your baked potato? >> inside? >> oh my god, heated up, it's like heaven. put it on your tortillas, this box. sticks. we have kale. >> we all know, that's the new black, right? >> it's everywhere.

organic. >> six or seven years ago, the biggest purchaser of kale was pizza hut. they put it around the salad bar. >> yeah, it's like gold. these are kale chips. they're amazing. i want you to try. >> walk in your house -- >> i know. >> this is the good green stuff. that dressing, is made of cashews, and nutritional yeast. we use to create a cheesy flavor, without the diary. and water, and you can make the dressing here on the kale salad, and you're finished with that, you have extra dressing or kale, lather your kale, stick it in the oven, 15 minutes, at 350,

>> i love eating kale chips, but buying them is so expensive. >> you think about it, i have people order this, line up at the door for this, and it's a fraction of the cost. so good and delicious. we have -- i want you to work on. this is your task. these are rabbit bites, fall is big around our house. this is your breakfast and dessert. what do we have? peanut butter or almond butter, take some of that, and we have the uncooked oats. we have some shredded carrots. and we have raisins. >> nice. this is legitimate. >> it's a peter rabbit ball.

and then you make the fabulous balls. -- [inaudible]. >> it seems that every year, new year's comes by, and we start the bad -- stop the bad eating ton dime. how do you say, we should go into the new year? >> the one important thing is it's a lifestyle. not a diet. it's not realistic, when you look at how you encompass healthy habits and behaviors of what we do in our schools, we tackle all areas, fitness, nutrition education, these are key components for a healthy lifestyle and as soon as you

have to do this again, you want to feel good. in order to do good, you have to feel good. we encourage our kids to feel good, so they can produce in school. shift jour perception. >> what about the skinny jeans? it's the lifestyle. taking one thing of a day, and getting solid with it. do one thing, drink more water every day. >> milk after that? >> the event coming up in march? >> yeah, we have a dinner to inspire, challenge and engage, we are partnering with the reset project, and chef johnny church. he's the executive chef for the artesianal food. it's a family style dinner for over 100 participants. it's out in the garden and we'll inspire the adults.

dinner, and really engage them to takeaway what they learn that night and do something good in the community or come back and support make a change. it's all hands on. >> do we get a ticket? >> yes, there's two, a couple is 72, or a single is $40. visit our website. and it's on our website, and we're excited. so if you want to learn how to garden and how to cook, we have it that night. >> it tastes amazing, and we're so much fun be around. >> let's -- there. >> thank you. >> by the way, i'm ordering, delicious. >> a gift to you. >> thank you very much. greatest change in your life and pave the way to eating healthy this new year. for more of the creative change

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blend.cys!m what are the hot new rides, rolling off the showroom floor? one feature, all share, they're getting smarter. here to show us the latest trends is eric lyman. he's coming to us from detroit. home of the auto show. how are you? >> i'm doing very good, thanks for having me. >> let's talk about the newest trends. >> it is, absolutely, we're seeing connected cars, 4 g, and lg tv, and it's taking everything that you know and love of the smart phone experience, and tying it into your driving experience. >> yeah, it really is getting smarter.

seems to be attached to the gas price. but more people are buying >> that's correct. sold. not necessarily the total number but the mix. with 2015, the gas prices hitting low values, we expect things to stay that way for the short to mid tomorrow, we'll see -- term, we'll see more gravitate to the truck and utility segments. >> what about the cars with the residual -- >> yeah, seldom, that the car increases in value. depreciation of the vehicle is the number one cost of ownership of the vehicle. and it contributes to lower

it's something to be mindful, and the chief brands we recognize, subaru, and the brand. both are doing very well with the utility vehicle that is we talked about are doing very well in the market. >> awesome, i know the unemployment rate has gone down but the interest rates will rise. >> there are some head winds related to things like the interest rates. when we look at the market, we think of consumer market is up, and gas prices are low. and overall, we don't see the interest rates are going to to have a negative impact when you look at the total market, in terms of auto sales. we're coming out of 2015,

and we expect the trend to continue for the seventh consecutive year of sales growth in 2016. >> that's incredible. who do you think is winning on the floor right now? >> well, we saw last night actually, we got to see a sneak preview of the mercedes, and it has the technology we talked about, and to talk with other vehicles, or information databases, it's a great looking vehicle as well. we've seen the chrysler unveil their pacifica mini van. they're coming back with a rename of the town and country. and it's got the technology and functionally that you love. and honda, just unveiled the ridgeline pickup truck. the second generation, the

didn't resonate well with the traditional truck buyers. they'll try again. beautiful car. for a mini van, nice styling. >> it does. and the plug in variance is apparently going to get a fuel gallon. >> right. sounds good to me. pleasure to have you. thank you very much. >> thank you. to learn more of the latest trends in cars, trucks, and suv and more, check out the website. thank you, and each week we're check it go latest happenings from lee canyon. snow conditions this week, packed powder with the base of 30 to 49 inches. check the roads by calling 511.

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-- we will be right back. welcome back. have you been served and not even realized it? if you're sued by a credit card company or bank, you may not realize it until too late. >> here to join us is peters & associates. how are you? >> great. >> this is troubling. if someone is suing me, i might not know that they're suing me. >> correct. >> great. >> it's scary, right?

to my office and they're getting garnished. >> how is that possible that's legal? >> it's legal, for a couple of reasons. and most think the only way to get served with a lawsuit is someone comes up and hands you a paper. but there's multiple ways. if they can't find you, if the plaintiff can't find you, they can serve someone at your house, who's over 18 years old. that's one way. but the third way, and most don't realize is they can serve you by publication. >> the old fashioned way? >> in the newspaper. >> who reads -- with all due respect, who reads that? >> not too many people and section, right? >> no. >> i've done that before. but most people don't do that. >> most don'ts and they -- don't, and they don't take the

and most people avoid the scary notices. when that happens, they don't know that they're owing creditors money. if a creditor can't find you, what they have to do is post the notice in a newspaper, once a week for four consecutive weeks. >> do they make a real effort to try to contact you? >> i think they do, especially before are they sue you. after they sue you, they make the effort to serve you. >> what does that mean? >> that means you're put on notice that you're being sued. that means with the paper -- >> who comes out? who serves the summon sns. >> anyone over 18 years old. someone can come to your job or find you on the street, and now you've been served. >> you have to be touched with the papers?

>> what if people run? >> some run, and they may want to fight it in court. >> you find out that you're sued, and there's a default judgement, do you go back and say, what do i do? >> you can try to reopen the case, and for the court to give you the default judgement, the plaintiff has to give a statement under oath, that they attempt today serve you, but you can go back and reopen the case, to defend the action. a lot of times, people may actually owe this debt and maybe they want to take care of it, or they didn't know or avoiding it. people put their head in the sand and if they don't know about it, it can't hurt them, but it can. sooner or later, you can be gharn -- garnished.

>> at once judgement, they bring the writ to the employer, and the plaintiff can take 25% of the net income. >> that's why they ask where you work. >> yeah. >> i thought they liked me, no, they don't. >> they like that you pay them. >> how do we get it reversed? >> perhaps by reopening the case or settle that dispute with the creditor. you can say hey look, i know you want to garnish, but what about if i give you this certain amount of money over a certain amount of time. or bankruptcy is an option too. as soon as you file a bankruptcy, the garnishment or the lien will stop. >> and your credit will take a hit. >> but it's worse than a bankruptcy. >> you've seen it all the time.

it's best if people open their mail or answer the phone calls, because then we can act proactively. if we wait too long, i can still help, but it'll hurt more. >> the longer you hide from it, the worse. >> it's not going to get better. >> tips for consumer, pay your bills. >> pay your bills, but a lot of people, that's not an option. somebody happened they need help to get back on track. don't dodge the phone calls. understand who's trying to sue you. >> generally if you work fwh good effort, they're willing to work with you. >> they may not give you the best offer. they understand, they can scare you and do everything to scare you into paying them. advice. a lot of lawyers will give you a

same. >> a lot of the companies use scare tactics, and it works. you don't know your rights, until you've been run over. >> and the first thing, we're a debt collection company. >> i know that, because i was a bill collector. the worst job i've had in my life. that said, if you're in a job to intimidate people. >> and once you give the disclaimer -- and people forget of it, as soon as it's told to them. >> it's incredible stuff. where are your offices? >> decatur. website? >> that's right. >> let peters & associates help

you can learn more, give them a call or visit the website listed. up next ton blend -- on the blend, from pandas to dogs, the drive to help keep pets from shivering in the news. and a free health fair is this sunday, in henderson. admission is free, open to the public. take advantage of the free screening of blood pressure, and eye exams, and activities for kids as well.

canned good donation. welcome back to the blend, cold >> here to tell us of the fifth annual dog bed and blanket drive. with nathan adelson hospice, and kari rodowick-sandrini, and her dog donkey. welcome to all of you. lisa, start with you. before the pet therapy program, tell us of the drive you're having.

therapy program we have. we have at nathan adelson hospice. and pet therapy is one of the therapy that is we have, that's very very popular. most of our animals are shelter animals, not all of them, but most of them. our therapists are well aware of what the animals go through in the shelter. they're cold, scared, and they don't know where they are. we like to give back to the community. maybe the next dog you take care of with the blanket or bed or towel or unopened food is the dog with you pick up, and you come and work with us. >> provides the warmth and comfort as well. how long is this drive lasting? >> we started on january 4, and go to the end of february. lots of time to bring us stuff. >> you need beds, food, towels,

>> not really, blankets, wash cloths, and unopened food and we divide it up, and give it to eight different organizations in the valley. >> where do we bring it? to the hospice, you have the locations, or give me a call at this number. and i'd be glad to tell you what's closest to where you live. >> how long has this program been around f there, i've been there ten years. but it's -- they're really special. they come in and visit the

i'm the first t gt bye. he's sit here for the day. and sometimes we spend ten minutes in, and sometimes sit for an hour. it's neat to see the some are hard ofhearing. there's a lot o yelling tot a lot too. >> how did you know he would be a good pet therapy? >> look at him. >> it's funny you say that, it was led by him. i was looking for something to do with him, to spend one on one time with him. what would be good that i think he wld being still with people.

corner, i'll call up lisa, and got in touch with her. he's been a wonderful fit there, and it's been nice to see him d that he enjoys and the patients enjoy seeing him. >> as you can imagine the patients come in and they're anxious, and they've done studies, that the patients sleep better after pet therapy. and lower respiratory rates. >> they bring joy to our lives. >> they do. >> if we have a good pet therapy dog -- >> give me a call. >> how do people get involved, beyond bringing your dog over. >> we have all kinds of programs, we have fundraisers, they can help with the mailings, and we do meals on wheels, we

can't get out and get their own food. we have a veterans program and all kinds of things we do. we're the oldest nonprofit hospice in a o[inaible of coure.s >> thank you.

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