>> all on tv. but he was not in one of them. we're so happy he's back. thank you very much for joining us. >> i didn't win the powerball, so i'm still here. >> maybe someone won out there. coming up tonight on the morning blend, get your motor running to mesquite, more than 700 classic cars are on display. >> plus, cuteness overload. to help people with diabetes, it's called care4life. it's diabetes education, recipes, and more.

great having you. >> thanks for having me. >> explain what care4life is. >> it's a program you can assess on the mobile phone, it's like a health coach in your pock. it's a -- pocket, it'set tips, getress piece, so you can cook better, and basically, you can track your blood glucose results. it encourages you to do those things and also set appointment reminders. it's a wonderful tool. >> yes, all there at your diabetes? >> it's growg, and a lot of people don't know they have it, and we encourage people to get and they say prediabetes is rising also. that's the blooducose is higher than normal,

when they have that, nine out of ten people with that condition, they don't know they have the condition. that's what we'll see more, even in younger people too. >> the symptoms we can look out for? >> there are, for type 2. a lot of thirst or hunger. those are two symptoms sometimes people experience. frequent urination. and also skin that doesn't heal well, sores and things like that. those are some things that people notice. and their eyesight gets affected. >> this care4life program, who's eligible to download it? >> anyone with diabetes, can go on, you don't have to have health care insurance. that's what i like. you can refer yourself on our website, and you go to the website. or go on the smart phone and look for the care4life app. we have a sign up code there.

grant and that's helping us to offer this program at no charge up to 500 participants. we want your viewers to know there's no out of pocket cost. if they have unlimited text messaging on their phone, that's a wonderful benefit. they can get the text messages, and they can tailor the messages. >> up to 500 people can download app and get it for free. >> absolutely. >> when it comes managing diabetes, if you don't do that, what happens? >> unfortunately, people suffer from blindness, kidney failure, amputations and nerve damage. those are the serious complications that people can have. and that's from unmanaged diabetes. having diabetes is not a death sentence itself. we offer tools, take a class,

do to help manage it. be more active and eat better. eating more fruits and vegetables will help people prevent the type 2 diabetes. and knowing the history is so important. >> diet can get you off the medication, and is important to see a doctor or someone that can keep your accountable. >> that's right. and see your doctor as part of a team. people get so overwhelmed. >> that's the bad news guys. >> yes, and we ask a few questions, it's so easy to manage. they're there to help you, even though they don't have much time, everyone is busy, but sit down and have them answer your questions, then you'll know what to do. they can refer you to >> it's important to educate yourself as well. when it comes to this app, is it

>> yes, it's in spanish. so we're excited about that, so in our office, we have a web page in spanish. if people go there, there's instructions of how to sign up in spanish. we want to reach the majority of the public and we know that type 2 diabetes is high and the rates are high in the minority communities. >> we want to sign up and get more information, go to the website. >> that's right. >> your facilities are moving right? >> we are, moving to 280 south decatur. we have nursing that'll be there, and they do some wellness everything. and our tb clinic. >> people that need health cards for work. >> absolutely, that's a lot of our business there, and birth

on our website, we offer those resources. >> do you do community outreach as well? >> we do. if there's an event tied to whether it's diabetes or heart disease, we'll come out and provide the healthy lifestyle tips. we offer people to drink more water, for example, then there are no calories in water either. we forget. >> great the work you're doing and great to have you, thank you very much. >> thank you very much, we appreciate it. >> managing type 2 diabetes got easier, thanks for the care4life program. go to their website and click on the care4life link. for details on how to sign up, call the number on your screen for more information. still to come on the morning

eye son, david it's the the new year, and choosing between taste and your waist is a thing of the past.

and wellness expert, andrea metcalf, good morning to you. >> good morning, i don't want you to make choices that are hard anymore. we have a new innovation from chobani, called the chobani simply 100 crunch. it's amazing. have you tried them yet? >> i have not. can you explain more? >> well, this is really a treat. the chobani simply 100 crunch is 100 calories, and after you're done a hard workout and want to reward yourself, you can feel good about it. it has protein and fiber, and it's only 100 calories. >> it looks delicious and something like that to start off the morning, you don't want to start your day on the empty stomach, it's easy to eat.

you want to start with a good healthy breakfast, with a lot of protein. that'll keep your appetite full for the day. we have a variety of flavors. it can be a staple for your breakfast. do some smoothies, and somz with beans, and eggs. this is an excellent choice. >> and just 100 calories. >> what i love of this product, they're 100% natural. no ingredients that you can't pronounce. if you can't pronounce them, it's a good rule of thumb not to eat them. no artificial sweeteners, things you know what they are. you can feel good about pit.

other ones. store. what else do we know to keep on track as we begin the new year? >> everyone realizes they need to do the bad word, exercise. movement. ten minutes after every meal, will give you 30 minutes at the ends of the day, cumulative exercise of 30 minutes in a day. or dance to 12 songs is about a half hour. you'll burn 150 calories, or if you're watching tv, during the commercial breaks, go down and do a walk out plank and tighten up the core, or do high intensity jumps, bring the knees up to the chest, or put the moves together. go down to a plank, try a

burpees. it's an easy way to sneak in the exercise, while you're getting the good foods. >> the exercises they may be old school, but it's cheap, you don't have to go to the gym, you can do it anywhere you're at. >> you will not have to worry about packing the bag or the travel time. and try to do something every day. it's smp to do daily exercise. >> do you use apps or pe domteres? >> i think the best thing to do, i do like the feedback. but here's what i want you to do. find your tightest pair of jeans, slip them on, if they don't slip, start moving. and everyone can eat healthier.

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e'll be back. get your financial affairs in 2016, you're not alone. many are meeting with financial advisors, and joining us now are to explain, retirement advisors, nick strobelt, and abe ashton.

ashton strobelt. how, are you? >> doing good. healthcare partners nevada. >> the gyms are packed this year, this must be a busy time of year for you. >> very busy, i think our staff has had enough of us. but it's been busy, and especially after last week. we're happy to have survived last week, with what happened to the market and how big the drop was, and a lot of people, were looking for more conservative options. to weather whatever financial storm, may be brewing. we do know, we deal with retirees, and seniors. our nich is over the age of 50 years old. >> which is generally be more conservative. >> it should be, and thanks to your show, they're calling many like crazy.

>> people who have a 401 k, doesn't make them a savvy investor. what's a diversified portfolio? >> we've heard, not to keep all our eggs inside one basket. >> all i heard was don't touch that. [laughter] >> and the eggs in the basket. the retirement dollars, they're the same thing, they're delicate and can break easily. we work hard to make them, and protecting the dollars so they grow, and they are remaining in your whole life is key. having a proper plan as you diversify your plans, the beginning of the new year is horrible for stocks. if all your eggs are in the one basket, you're squirming in our

if it's going down, what do i do? having a diversified portfolio, with much more safe options, is key. if you think of the classes, stocks, bonds, international stocks, commodities, real estate, annuities, and a lot of options are available, depending on your unique situation. >> explain what annuities are. >> there's different categories when you put your money in retirement. the insurance companies, offer the annuities. it's a financial tool to put your money in, and the fixed annuities, they're very conservative. most have zero market volatility. some watching, don't want the market losses, they may want to choose a fixed index annuity. the returns may be lower.

averaging conservative reserves. the good news is the funds are protected and you can have the income stream that'll last the rest of your life. there's no better time than after the holidays, to remind them, you don't want to live with your grandkids. right? you don't want to run out of money, you just got through the holidays and survived. >> two or three days are fine. >> but by the end of the holidays, you want them out of your house. do you have a bedroom for grandma and grandpa. >> they love them, just not that much. talk about how to invest wisely. how do we set up an appointment? >> call the office at this number.

and learn a bit about us. we offer complimentary consultations. we can show them what we do, and they can tell us what their concerns are. this is not a timeshare presentation. when people come in, they don't have to bring anything at all, but questions. we pride ourselves to be a great place to get education and a second opinion. and if we never see someone again, except many the grocery store, that's fine with us. and hopefully we can help them, and have a great business relationship as well. >> it's more of getting an idea of where you are. >> and one way, is to offer a free gift when we've been on the show and this week, we're offering the fife retirement myths. it's a great way, to see what the biggest myths are out there, take a look at the book, we'll have those for the first 20

it's a great tool and resource, but without having to go to a financial planner's office, what are the myths out there? >> it's an excellently offer, call the office, first 20 get the book. >> yes. >> thanks for being here. be sure to tune in each and every morning here on the blend for more information on ashton strobelt. they're located on st. rose parkway in henderson, schedule an appointment today. check out the website you see or call the number on your screen. get your motor running to mesquite, more than 700 car are on display. the event runs from tomorrow to sunday. kids favorite, and hottest flames. they'll go head to head with roaring engines. the event is free for spectators.

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congested or fatigued? your indoor air quality, could be to blame. >> here to explain is chad dymon, with josh anderson. both with alaskan heating & air-conditioning. >> you go outside and see the cars, pumping out a bunch of smoke, let me get home and breathe in clean air. not the case. indoor an often worse than outdoor, why is that? >> people don't realize there's so many chemical ins our furniture and carpet. we're using the chemicals to clean the house as well. there's no regulation of how many chemicals can be in a home, and people are breathing that, and there's no way to clean it. in the extreme climate we're in, if it's really cold or hot, we

open and we trap the polluted air in our home. >> during extreme temperatures in the summer time, it's worse? >> absolutely, the less you go outside, the more you're breathing the air indoor. >> and the homes are built now to be sealed. tight. so what are the symptoms then of toxic air? you're hacking up a lung, i've had my air ducts cleaned before, and i know how much better i was breathing after it was done, this can really affect your health. >> no doubt. being fatigued, asthma, and all the things that come with either allergies or not being able to breathe well.

kids, old people? anyone? >> absolutely, older people have lower immune symptoms, and kids are crawling on the floor. we put chemical ins the carpet, stain resistant, and fire retardant. >> so what do we do to improve all of this? we see the different air filters, there's the cheap cheap one, the fantastic one, but they're all the same dumb material. >> absolutely, one of the things we can do is clean the air centrally. every bit of air that's in your house, passes through your system, every 16 hours of use. the best way to clean it is using the central air-conditioning unit. in the video, a condensed version of an air-conditioning unit. we're pumping a full cigarette in the box there.

>> and also a stop smoking ad. >> it's all in your lungs when you snoke. but again, filling it with smoke, to give you an idea. the fan on the bottom, it's moving the air around and we flip the switch for the air cleaner up here. you can see within five seconds, the box is completely cleared. we didn't pull the air out. >> but it comes back in 16 hours. how is it working? >> every 16 hours of use, it'll pass through the filter. every 16 hours of use, you're completely filtering your entire house. it has a stand alone filtration system in the corner of the room, this is using the entire system. >> is this the typical filter? >> you brought a filter. >> this is a dynamic air cleaner.

cleaner. it's using electricity to stop the dirt and dust. >> how does it work? >> wired directly to your heating and air-conditioning system. anytime the air is pulled through the system, it sends a 24 volt charge to the pad inside here. that carbon pad will filter out 97% of the air, at .3 microns. it's a third of a width of a hair. you can see how much the dirt and dust is trapped inside of this system. >> is it expensive to wire it to the house? >> not terribly expensive, it does cost money obviously. >> it's not a big production. >> no. >> if someone wants it, it's easily done by you guys. >> absolutely. >> this demo -- that's what we saw.

it's such a good visual, you don't realize what's happening in the home. >> the smoke molecule is very small, at .3, that's on the same stage as different bacteria, the flu virus, things are at that level. this is a visual demonstration so it shows it really does capture. when the fan is on, it's just going through the filter. but we turn the charge on, it pulls it on a molecular level. and it's the same with dust. >> you have a special offer for viewers. >> we do, for the first ten people, we have a free assessment. indoor air quality assessment for free, and then we'll give a 40% discount if you mention the morning blend. we don't normally do that, if

we'll give 40% off. thatcleanings, filters, and a lot more things than this to help clear the air. >> it's cool, the filters are passive, and panty hose pretty much. this is something that's actively trying to get the molecules, and make it a cleaner home. >> absolutely. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. alaskan heating & air-conditioning is offering free indoor air quality inspections to the first ten callers. that's an $89 value. and plus f you mention the morning blend, you'll receive 40% off all indoor air quality services. >> for more information, check out the website or call the number on your screen. still to come, this adorable

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the auto show is taking place this week in detroit.

as steve majoros. what are the biggest reveals you've seen so far this year. >> so many cool things this year, one we have to mention is the buick vista. it's a high performance coup, with -- we hope they make something like this. and also the chrysler pacifica, it looks smaller, but it's a plug in hybrid at the same time, in addition to the vw. but this is again, a plug in pie bring the, so electricity is a big deal in detroit. >> that's what we brought here,

debuted the production version, of the car behind me. we continue that here. it's a vehicle that solve it is equation that so many electricity buyers are frustrated by, which is a combination of range and price. the vehicle behind me, over 200 miles of pure range, in addition to that, at a price point under $30,000, that's after federal tax credit. it's not just a great electric vehicle, but in general. with new technology. one is surround vision, it stitches together a picture of four distinct cameras, to look at the surroundings around you, and a rear mirror camera. it replaces the mirror with a camera to, look behind me, unobject instructed purple for a purpose -- unobstructed. >> that's phenomenal.

fun car to drive. gas prices seem to be falling, will this affect the electric car sales? >> you know, the prices are always going to fluctuate. these manufacturers that we just mentioned, and the list goes on and on, they're building the electric cars for a reason. they want to sell them, yes, there's a government mandate, but people buy the hybrids, so they're here to make money and there is demand. the volt is a good example of that. >> the volt best sales month ever. >> people are buying the cars. >> no doubt, and you think about

offers, it's the most complete lineup out there. and consumers are ready. >> looking at the footage of the blue volt, that's the exact car i have, same color, biggest fan. truly. before we go, let's talk about what's inside the car and how important it is to consumers. i know a lot of people that are looking for the next tech thing as well. >> steve mentioned earlier, the volt actually made its debut in vegas. the technology combination, between that and cars is quite seamless. we see the eyesight system, that prevents rear end collisions, it'll warn you. that's on an inexpensive car like the legacy. and hyundai's guide, lets you use the phone as an owner's manual. in addition to that, the volvo s

>> great technology, of performance, and entertainment and safety features. >> great stuff, thank you very much. have fun down there. >> okay, thank you. >> coming at the automotivate technology, on hand at the auto show. chevrolet.com. in this morning's pick of the litter, meet cliff. this cuddly senior is young at heart and needs a loving family. here with cliff is kathy jung. president of the nspca. he's very vocal. >> and active. a busy body, he wants to know everything that's going on. >> she's available -- he's available, and why do you have him? >> he's a jack russell terrier.

they take like five minute cat nap and is then they're done. >> you have to be prepared for an active dog in the home. >> yes, he's great with a lot of walks, but he doesn't like other dogs. he has to be the only dog in the family, but he loves to cuddle and loves the attention. >> how would is he? >> ten. >> he's an older dog. >> yes. >> but you would never know it. >> right, but the dogs live to be about 17, or 18 years old. so he's half way through the life span. >> that's the same breed as frazier. >> they're very smart and trainable. you can still train him. >> you say he should be the only dog in the home, that includes no cats. >> probably not. jack russells are so busy, they'll probably chase your cat, they'll annoy the cat and the

>> how do we adopt him. >> come down and bring the whole family. if you do have a dog, but bring the dog with you, do the meet and greet. and find you someone that's there. >> you have so many options at the shelter. >> we've got over 800 animals at any given time. the dogs and cats, and bunnies, and guinea pigs, ferrets, and roosters. we have a young pot bellied pig. and if you're interested in him, you have to be zoned properly for it. and see if it works out. >> he needs his five minute catnip. >> that's what they do. >> you said that they have to be zoned for the pigs. >> yes, you can't have them in henderson, but in different places in clark county does las vegas. >> how big do they get?

stay small, just want to sell you a pig. my smallest is 80 pounds. >> you're in need of foster parents? >> we can always use foster parents. we've had kittens all year, vegas is different, because we're a hot compliement. puppies and kittens, we'd like them to be raised in the home environment. >> you can also volunteer to walk any of the animals at the shelter? >> yes, we always have something to do there. if you're in for twaukdz dogs or brushing the cats, or trimming the nails, and playing with the animals, that's great if you're a handy man, you can use some painting and stuff. we can always use help. >> and what happened to anthony from last week? >> we went home, like in a second.

with him in the front, and then somebody walked many and saw him on the show. >> that's perfect. >> it's great when that happens. >> hopefully cliff will get adopted as well. if you'd like to adopt cliff, head to the nevada nspca shelter. for more information, call the number on your careen, they're also -- screen, they're also on facebook and twitter, thank you. >> thank you. and up next, rock legends, norm clark has the scoop on all things vegas. do you know someone who makes a difference in the community? recognize them with the give back award. one lucky person will receive $500 for the great work they do,

we'll be right back. welcome back to the blend, bourne comes out of hiding in vegas. the man with the inside of what's happening in the valley is norm clark. of the las vegas review journal, he's back with the latest news

>> not only is matt damon in town, but he's been nominated for an oscar with the martian. with good company. i have not been down, i did not see the car chase, where they fly off the -- >> do we have the footage? >> there it is. oh my gosh. so crazy. that's how they do it. >> whoever was moving to the strip will be disappointed. >> he lands in a box, that tells me, there'll be a lot of cgi. >> they want a shot of the car flying. they need to see a car flying in the air. >> matt was not in the car. he was fine. >> really? >> they shot that in front of baley's.

they in my mind something downtown as well. >> fantastic. >> it's good, fantastic, we're overdue. it's really a sad thing that they stripped so much funding away. we know, it went to a good cause. but, they were just getting back on their feet. 80 million stripped down to ten. >> people can be extras in the movie? >> yes, i wanted to add they sent out a note last night, saying they need more straz next week -- extras, next week. >> i saw a facebook ad for it. >> it's called beinamovie.com. it should be a great thing. >> if you want to be in a movie, not a speaking role, but a blip

>> the third chapter or what you call it? five, but this is the last part of the movie. the climatic part. >> the third act. >> david bowie passing sunday, there were musicians in town honoring the musician. >> chinatown golden tiki is sort of -- they set up a shrine there. it's the gathering place, they'll celebrate it for the next week. the the owner and general manager are big fans and the general manager had a great story, he was in japan when he was in a navy, and he went in a bar, sat down to next somewhere,

he gave them tickets to his show and 1983. >> i met him in downtown seattle once. i got his autograph and lost it. >> oh no. i never met him or saw a show, but my wife is such a nut, i feel like i know him, she watched videos for the last three years and showed me different interviews. it's fabulous. >> olivia newton john is honored next week. >> the 23rd, in the nevada ballet woman of the theater. she'll be great. everybody loves her. that show -- great. >> she's amazing, and john foggerty, wrapping up next week. >> wrapping up next week, and i read his book, and he has

>> do people remember woodstock? >> they're opening acts for huge. i wish i could reel them off. >> it's great. great having you. >> great, thank you. >> if you have any questions or tips for norm, visit vegasmorningblend.com, and make sure to read his column in the las vegas review journal.

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