yes, a live look outside now. a little bit of lays in the veil. you know who else is on fire? carlos santana. he'll be honored this saturday hosted by eva longoria. going to be quite the he's had an all right career. >> oh, my gosh. >> hi, we're over there. >> hi. good morning. >> good morning. shawn tempesta. >> i'm judgment j.j. snyder. >> coming up today on the "morning blend," fire versus ice. the hockey showdown between nhl stars and local firefighters. >> plus, i go one to one with hell or high water star jeff bridges in minutes. >> very excited for that. first up, this morning football season is back.

with dishes like these, renovated sports books. there is no better place to watch than the nearest station casino property. >> here with more is chuck, director of race and sports books. also here is chef steve, assistant executive chef of green valley ranch resort. hi, guy. >> good to be here. >> finally time for football season. >> come in. >> so tell us. you're pulling it all the stops this year. >> renovated five of our boos. the sixth one is in the process. it brings every seat to the 50-yard line. no better place to be if you want to watch football. it's just a great experience for all of our guest. >> renovation. all right. so what happened with the actual seats? you're saying you got better cushier -- >> the video screens are unbelievable. >> no washed out old school screens. we're talking like -- >> technology, guys. every game. great seats, great screens. just an unbelievable atmosphere.

this, too. >> of course. the food. >> the food. we come in by eating it, you have to make it. >> with that renovation, we recently rolled out a brand-new turf menu. this is just some of the offerings that we just kind of showcasing yesterday. >> let's go down the line. >> let's get in them. >> over here we started with our newburgher selection. a build your own burger. single, double or triple it down. >> certainly can. >> we also for the first time ever for the morning games we're offering breakfast selections. >> nice. >> breakfast sandwiches also build your own sausage, bacon, eggs, cheese. >> we're both from the east coast. 10:00 a.m. games are the weirdest things in the world. >> they are. >> but you're hungry, you got to feed that hangover from the night before. [ laughter ] >> what? >> fair enough. >> for the healthier fair, you have something else. >> chef salads. chicken caesar salads. dressing of your choice. and then we also have just some amazing signature dogs that we've done.

the neon green relish. a chili cheese dog and plenty of other options. >> shawn, you must at least pick up that dog. come on. it has your name written all over it. >> it's forkliftability. you're from chicago, chuck. >> i am. >> is this -- . >> a is a chicago dog with the poppy seed bun. legit. >> this is as big as my face. for those who know, i have a very large face. >> yum. >> this is some good stuff. >> every year station and football contests. >> no different. 750,000 free reasons to join kid iron glory. free football contest. 750,000 in cash and prizes throughout the season. all you need is a boarding pass card and it's free. then we have our two ultimate handicapping contest. last man standing. 75,000 guaranteed in the pros. 40,000 guaranteed in the college.

so you can win 250,000. so unbelievable contest. unbelievable video displays. and there is no better place to watch football than in one of our sports books and have the great treats. >> these contests sound really fun. but i'm a little bit intimidated. do you have to really be an expert? do you have to know what you're doing? >> you know as well as i do. >> i want to play. >> the girl that's intimidated and i don't know what i'm doing, is the one that wins every year. >> i'm heard. >> every pool at >> i've heard people say i pick based on the quarterback. i just like the quarterback. or he was cute. or i picked off the helmet. breaks my heart. >> have fun with it. it's a gridiron glory, a free football contest. all you need is a boarding pass card and then the two really ultimate handicapping events, $25. you get four entries. the fifth is free. that's our college and pro football last man standing contest. come in to one of our books

today. >> awesome. i love it. who are you rooting for season? you're from the virginia area. >> i'm always going to road for the redskins and the home team. >> how about you? >> i'm going to root for whoever we need at every game. >> it's great having you. >> he knows who butters his bread. >> absolutely. poppy seed bread. >> great having you. by the way, before we even go, desserts look fantastic as well. >> oh, the cookies. >> yeah. we always want to have that option to satisfy that sweet toh. well. i see rice crispy squares. >> we have those, chocolate chip cookies, peanut butter cookies, brownies. >> how are you not 900 pounds? >> i look at it a lot. i try not to eat it all. >> i'm a chocolate chip cookie afficianado. >> have at it. >> so good. >> spend football season at any of the station casinos

items all season long and excellent chocolate chip cookies. they'll also have great football contests for fans 21 and older. for more information on that, head to the web site or call the number on your screen. >> circle week five on that calendar because when tom brady does return, oh, it's going to be nasty. nasty. >> to get to the browns. >> oh, yeah. >> up next on the "morning blend," jeff bridges, he dishes on the new film "hell or high water." you're watching the "morning blend" switch to centurylink and get up to 40 megs of high-speed internet for just $20 a month. that's the speed you need to stream... ...game... ...connect on social media... learn, shop and more with fast in-home wifi. so call 844-560-link. get up to 40 megs of high-speed internet for just $20 a month for one year when bundled with a qualifying home phone plan and autopay. speed may not be available in your area. call today.

i'm catherine cortez masto and i approve this message. it's a simple question. in washington, has congressman joe heck been standing up for you? heck voted ten times to defund planned parenthood. he even tried to shut down the federal government in order to eliminate funding for planned parenthood. and heck's against a woman's right to choose and supports overturning roe v wade which would allow states to criminalize abortion.

[ music ] in our hot in hollywood report this morning, two brothers will stop at nothing to save their family farm in "hell or high water."

reviews. here with what to expect is academy award winner jeff bridges. good morning. >> good morning, j.j. how are you doing? >> hey, man. i'm great. i am so excited. >> good, good. >> yeah, yeah. hey, tell us all about this character. he looks really interesting. marcus hamilton is the character you play. he's a texas ranger and it seems like he's trying to end his career on a high note, right? >> well, yeah. he's trying not to end his career, but they're kicking him unlike actors, texas rangers can only work so long. us actors, we can work -- we can do movies on our death bed i guess if we wanted to. >> that's classic. certainly you have had a long and prosperous career. so this guy is going to give it one more shot, though, right,

>> yeah, well, he's going after a couple of brothers who are robbing banks across texas to keep the family farm and i'm paired up with my partner played by the wonderful gill birmingham. and we're going after chris pine and ben foster. trying to bring them i say justice, but i think one of the things that drew me to the script is that justice is sort of in the -- like beauty is in the eye of the beholder, you know. one of the things that drew me to the script was the ambiguity comes to mind regarding right and wrong. it's not such a black and white issue. and this movie sort of points to

i noticed this about that film, too. it's like you can sort of side with both sides, yourself and these brothers. what was it like to work with these young guys playing the brothers? did you have fun out there? >> yeah, they're terrific actors and very nice cats. we got along great. and as i did with gill birmingham, my i both play guitar and love music and we jammed a lot while we weren't shooting, that sort of thing. get to know each other. >> you got to share with me. so if you and gill were having a jam session, what was your go-to song, you think? [ laughter ] you know, we play -- you know the birds tune "rock'n'roll star," we'd like to play that. >> nice.

>> nice! >> played some credence. we do some credence tune. >> classic. >> songs that my buddy wrote, some dylan. and just jam. improvise. just play. >> so this young writer, taylor share dna who wrote the screen play, what do you think of him? >> he's terrific writer. he also wrote "sicario." i don't know if you saw that. >> that was one of my favorite films from not too long ago. he's an actor as well and i think that helps his writing. i don't know if this is true, but i imagine him kind of putting himself in the position of all the characters and playing it and the dialogue is wonderful. >> right on, yes. >> the movie -- i was going to sate, the movie is filled with drama, but it's got a lot of comedy in it as well. >> i look forward to seeing

up, jeff? >> well, i finished a film not too long ago in london, the sequel to "kingsmen." i don't know if you saw that film, but that was a good movie came out a while ago. and we're doing the sequel to that. got to work with channing tatum and colin colin firth. i did another movie in new mexico called about the firefighters that were killed in the tragic fire there in arizona not too long ago. i play the fire chief in that film. >> wow. fantastic. we always look forward to seeing your face on screen. thank you for joining us. >> all right. nice chatting with you, j.j. >> catch it in theaters this friday. for the trailer, head to the web site on your screen. shawn, back to you. >> thank you so much.

sport that teaches team work, integrity and camaraderie and las vegas firefighters youth hockey foundation thinks so. their mission is give kids the opportunity to play the game they themselves love and this saturday is their fourth annual charity hockey game matchup. just off the ice here to tell us about all of it, eric litman, our buddy back with the foundation. also dave french canadians. nevada storm youth hockey here as well. great having you. >> great to be here, thanks for having us. >> let's talk about the las vegas firefighter youth hockey foundation. what's it all about? >> basically it is a foundation that helps kids to remain and get exposed to the hockey programs here in town. it's an expensive sport as i'm sure gabe will tell you. and so what we try to do is keep kids on the ice and off the

streets, we want to keep kids involved in anything. we happen to feel, our foundation, which is comprised of firefighters that have played hockey and my wife as well, she's the brains behind it, to keep them on the ice and keep them involved. we know what that means in the long-term for kids. so we help subsidize through funding their monthly dues when they're with the hockey program that gave and his people put together in the valley. >> it's not just the pads you have to pay for. you have to pay for the ice time. it's not like you just have a pick up game at a park. there is no ice rink at the parks around here. >> no, it's very difficult, especially in the desert. you have to keep that ice cool. the cost of ice and then the practices, being on the ice. the luxury the kids have here is they're on the ice more than a lot of places in the country. >> no kidding. >> yes. just because the one rink is family owned and operated and the other one is owned by

primarily out of is owned by a family. so we have the luxury to give those guys more ice time. >> that's phenomenal. so there is a big charity hockey game. let's talk about this. >> 4th annual charity hockey game, as you know, shawn. this year is a little extra special. we usually raise money for the foundation itself. but one of our board members, greg burns, established a strong relationship with wesley payton. he was a 7ea battled just so brave and courageously, he had leukemia over the past year and unfortunately, he lost his battle last week on the 11th, surrounded by his loving family and his his funeral will be this saturday, the morning of the game. and his parents wanted to make sure that we put the word out and his entire family, his brother is going to be dropping the puck that night. they're coming.

i think it behooves all of us as a las vegas community to support that and show our love and support for the people that want to help situations like this. >> of course. the fact that his family is going to be making it there, it shows how much of an effect that your organization has in his life and how much his life had an affect on your organization. >> yeah. he loved firefighters. >> firefighter gear. >> yeah. >> no kidding. >> las vegas fire station 1 was -- he called it his station. so we gained that relationship. everybody jumped in. we have derek england currently with the calgary flames is donated a bunch of gear that i'm going to be auctioning off. george paros, stanley cup winner and played with the anaheim ducks is showing up for the

we have jason zucker also playing. he is the first person from the state of nevada that got drafted in the nhl. he's playing for the minnesota wild. i have alumni. gabe was with l.a. kings organization. it's going to be a fun night it's always a blast. we want people to come out. the family wants people to come out and like i said, 50% of all the proceeds are gonna go to his family, wesley's family for the expenses traveling to utah and california for the treatment. >> wow. absolutely unbelievable. how do people get tickets? >> so pretty easy. you can go on lvffyh.com. there is a phone number there that you can call and we can charge for the tickets and have them at will call. the tickets are also at fiesta rancho ice arena. 10 to 5 is the normal operating

there. we have tickets there as well. and actually friday we also community partnered not only with gabe and the nevada storm, but unlv has a unlv hockey is trying to attempting to go division 1. >> that would be awesome. >> they have a golf tournament where we'll be selling tickets at the golf tournament, too, on friday at bears best. so there is plenty going on. the web site the information. ten dollars for adults, $5 for children. we'll have a signed lemieux jersey we're auctioning off. george paros is being memorabilia that he's digging up to sign. everybody is jumping in. we have a raffle package that's going to include a bunch of other items, including golfing items. all kinds of stuff. >> by the way, the juxtaposition here, we have firefighter,

>> i'd put him on my team. >> you're on his team. >> i'm on his team. >> i'm not crazy. i kind of mixed it up, trust me. i want to look good. [ laughter ] >> okay, fair enough. >> that takes a lot, by the way, just to let you know. >> it's really an incredible thing you're doing for the family and incredible thing for the family to be making it out, especially the same day. >> yep. >> we want to make sure that the commune goes out and supports this. gentlemen, great having you. >> thank you for having us. >> thank you. >> best of luck. ey fourth annual vegas valley firefighters charity hockey game happening this saturday, 5 p.m at feesiest at that rancho. the web site and phone number are on your screen. proceeds from the game will benefit the las vegas firefighters youth hockey and wesley payton's memorial. for more information about youth hockey, visit that web site right there on your screen. are you on facebook or twitter? you can like or follow us. find us at vegasmorningblend.com

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if you're in an accident, do you know what to do? who would you call? should the police be there? your insurance company be there for you? >> don't just guess what you need. attorney and firm owner roy baker is an expert on motor vehicle accidents and he has all the answers you need. you're not an expert in terms of you get in them a lot. you help people get out. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> so we get in accidents, minor, major, what's the first thing we should do? >> obviously call the police. but from there, the ambulances are important. it used to be that there for a

>> yeah. a lot of things changed. >> i think half the people, they're listening probably don't even realize when they're in an accident, how critical it is to take pictures. we run around with these mobile phones and half the time forget to get them. >> take a selfy in the bathroom, but not an accident. >> exactly. >> really it's important because when you're trying to deal with an insurance company, they're always trying to find a way to not pay out. >> exactly. >> you want to make it very clear that they have to. >> yeah. >> pictures are a great way to do it. video >> especially the scene of the accident. so important. when there is a challenge of who was at fault, you can tell a lot by just the picture. >> right. it's not just a he said, she said. you have evidence. >> and how they're positioned in the intersection, stuff like that. >> skid marks, yeah. >> it's so important. and i think people just, they're in an accident, they're nervous. they're hurt and they just forget. so that's a big thing. taking pictures -- the other day i had a guy take a picture of

card, of the other party. >> 'cause remember you have to write down everything. just a quick snapshot and you're done. >> exactly. that's a big deal. make sure you take lots of pictures. get the witness information. lot of times people are hanging around that have seen the accident. they can be on your side, but if you just don't know they're there, it's tough. then it becomes a he said, she said. so it's so important to make sure that all the witnesses are covered. >> okay. slept. so take look for witnesses. what are am so of the other things not to do. some mistakes that people commonly make? >> the very first thing that most of them do is call the other insurance company and give a recorded statement. don't ever do that. because usually it's like lifting weights for the first time. you're hurt, you don't even realize it 'til the next day. >> my poor wife, this happened to her where she called and made a statement and what she said was slightly off enough where

you're 50/50. she was stopped and she was hit by another person. >> yeah. critical to get an attorney. some people say attorneys aren't that helpful. so critical. people are hurt, they don't realize they're hurt until the next day or two weeks later. i had people that said to the insurance company, i'm not hurt at all. i'm just a little ruffled or whatever and ended up having surgery. >> exactly. turns into something worse. >> yeah. so it's so critical that you don't do those ki another big thing, i had one this week. a guy comes in, he's like it's been 30 days. the insurance company said they'll call me back and send know a doctor. i'm like you're top. you're too late here. because any gap in treatment is a big deal. >> of course. >> they'll point that out. hey, you must not have been hurt otherwise you would have gone to the doctor. >> the first call is to the police. the second call to you? >> exactly. call us. we'll run you through it. 444-2222.

>> so you will help a person deal directly with their insurance company? >> exactly. >> and sometimes the other driver, i think at least the latest numbers, or relatively recent numbers is like a quarter of all the drivers in the valley are uninsured or underinsured. that's pretty significant. so what happens if you're hit by an uninsured motorist. >> you better have uninsured motor coverage. >> there you go. that's what you should have. >> that's a critical coverage the i used to work for insurance companies and i tell everybody to get it because that ot the people in your vehicle, your family. the people you love. so it's very critical. >> new technology is out there, dash cam technology. that can really help clear the mystery behind these accidents as well. do you suggest clients get that? >> love it when they have it, yeah. it's fortunate that a lot of the cabs have it. so you get these cab drivers and hey, the light was green and sure enough, you look at the camera and it was green. >> and how about those

i see helmet top camera on almost every motorcycle. i don't know if they're just doing it for fun. >> checking out cruising. >> i saw your billboard on the 15 self and it's there with you and get the motorcycle there. you help motorcyclists as well. >> absolutely. yep. i ride and have a lot of friends that ride. a lot of times people think they're the ones at fault 'cause they're on a motorcycle. it's not true. fault. probably 99% of the time. >> got you. how easy is it to set up a consultation with you? >> easy. it's free. we'll come to your house if you need to. whatever works for you. a lot of times the hospital if you end up in the hospital or whatever. >> it's great having you. >> thank you. >> thank you for -- hopefully we won't need this advice. but if we do -- >> number is right there. >> there we go. >> if if you're in an accident,

call attorney lloyd baker and his office. they're gonna walk you through it. their phone number and web site are right there on your screen. a community event, grew envalley ranch spa is holding a backpack drive. donate through august 26 with supplies. >> by doing so, you'll get a free enhancement to a 50 or 80-minute service. massage. you'll get more information,

>> find relief for pain. our next guest can pinpoint the source so you can start living life fully again. dr. doug is back. great having you. >> always great to be here. >> explain the method to us.

they've had a bad experience because they don't want to get twisted, cracked, popped. the method is regentle. rather than seeing people every day the rest of their life, we have a set program that gets people better, teach you how to take care of yourself down the road so you're not reliant on a doctor. >> we have a video that shows how you're able to pinpoint the location of pain. explain this for us. >> so if you figure this brain sits at the top of our body and most of us have one. our spouses may argue with that. the brain the spine. the nerves come out the side. they run to every muscle, cell and organ in your body. bone out of place, may be from a fall, an accident or sports, you name it, what it does is pinches a nerve that can cause pain, numbness, weakness anywhere throughout the body. my job is to find where in the body the bone is out of place very gently fix it, so the body can fix itself. bone out of place top of the neck. think headaches, migraines.

problems, allergies. middle of the neck, thyroid. that's weight gain. sometimes too much weight loss. nerves run down to the hands, consumer tunnel. so people get their hands cut on. a lot of times the problem comes from a misalignment in the neck. here runs to the heart issues the lungs. this adjustment, the nuka chiropractic organization studied high blood pressure. the adjustment can lower it equal to two medications. i don't claim to cure really anything. blood pressure. but when you get the pressure off the nerve for the first in a long time, the body can fix itself. as we get towards the middle of the body, these nerves control the stomach. stomach is indigestion, heartburn, ulcers, those nerves also run to the pancreas, which is remember diabetes, immune function, getting sick all the time, your kids, you. also when the body attacks itself, like rheumatoid. here at the bottom, these nerves, small and large intestines, constipation,

that, but when you get the body off the nerve, the body can fix itself. painful cycles, hot flashes and all the other joyce that go along with that. those nerves at the bottom, that's also sciatica, burning into the buttocks, into the knees, even bottom of the feet, which is neuropathy. what we have is a very gentle adjustment to get the pressure off of the nerves and that way sometimes symptoms that people don't with their whole life, chronic pain pinching, numbness, burning, tingling, you can fix it without getting shots or cut on. >> you're getting rid of essentially the traffic jam so everything is working at the best. >> yes. >> for people to have chronic pain, they figure i have to live with this for the rest of my life. >> or a doctors says here, take this drug. it might feel better for a little while until the problem gets so bad that you have to have surgery. so these days about 10% of my practice actually comes in for maintenance.

you get a signal of pain or symptom, that's the time to come in and get looked at. >> low level laser therapy. this is something you utilize as well. i know it's really a healing fact. >> there is two things we do very well. one is a very gentle chiropractor adjustment that gets results where other things have failed. the second is we apply a cold or low level laser therapy to a problem area and the idea is you get more circulation there. so think shoulder, wrists, knee, hip. more circulation to that area, you don't get the joint back, but it feels better. and the decay slows down. once again, you have quality of life and you don't have to go get cut on or go you should the knife. >> people are feel ago pain, how do they get in touch with you? >> sometimes the pain in your neck is someone else's pain in the neck. that's another reason to get fixed. so here is what we do. we have practice two-day workup to see who we can help and who we can't.

get you the help you need. so if it's not here, i'll refer you somewhere else. normally $108. we'll limit it for this show to the first 20 callers, we'll do the workup for $37 and we do cut it off at 20 callers. >> so make sure you get in right now. doctor, pleasure always. >> great to be here. >> he has that great special for the first 20 callers. a two-day workup, which includes a discounted fee of $39 for a consult, exam and x-rays. this is not valid for medicare-aged patients. for more information, call the number or visit their web site. locations include summerlin and henderson. there you can find so many great stories on what makes the valley such a special place to live. ktnv.com. deals at restaurants, the whole shebang right there.

back to school is top of mind for so many parents here in southern nevada. and also for america first credit union. the company's had a busy summer, helping people find innovative ways to manage their finances and they continue to put the community first.

media manager with america first credit union. also here with us our august give back winner. great having both of you. how are you? >> great. how are you? >> it's been a really busy summer. you opened new branches? >> we have. we've had new branches open up. we're doing lots of fun things on social media and community events t. has been a crazy summer. >> i'm so impressed by how involved you really are in the community. i know you have somein on with unlv. >> we do. this saturday it's the rebel kids club kickoff. we will be there on site and as part of us getsing involved, we're really involved there. we're sponsor many different things. you'll see the america first logo on the basketball court. as part of the unlv rebel kids club, we, for membership, when am somebody comes in and opens up a kids account, we will pay that fee for the rebel kids club for them.

>> if they're already currently a member of the credit union, we will pay and they'll get it at a discounted rate. >> that's phenomenal. >> so it's awesome. there is lots of different things they get with that. they get a t-shirt, a membership card. they get access to some of the athletic events and then also discount tickets to buy for their family member. >> this is the thing that people might not understand about a credit union. you are in business to support your members. >> we are. >> that's it. there is no stockholders you have to worry about. it's for the members. so we look for every opportunity that we can to get involved in the community, ways we can reach out and make a difference in their lives and then give back as well. >> there is a calendar contest going on, right? >> we do. on our social media platform facebook, you can go and we are looking for -- every year america first does this calendar we give out free to our members. this year we decided to go to our membership and ask them to submit photos. so the theme this year is sunsets. >> nice. >> so if you have a beautiful

would be wonderful in our calendar, go and submit it. not only that, we're giving away prizes. we're doing it by popular vote. so people can go onto our facebook page and vote for their favorite picture. but on top of that, we will be selecting 12, employees will go into our calendar. >> one for each month. of course. >> and you know, i have to say, with all the smoke in the air -- >> there we go. >> it makes a beautiful sunset. >> yeah. >> now is the time. i am so excited because this is the first time i get to >> this is great. her first. tell us about yourself and what you've been doing. you've been helping seniors here for 22 years now. >> yes. i'm with the southern nevada regional housing authority. i have roughly just under 500 clients. >> wow. >> yeah. and what we do is government

apartment. i'm like their liaison. >> you help them traverse the system. >> actually i find them the resources, whatever they need. >> yeah. >> and i do the leg work and paperwork to get it for them, along with any paperwork, any applications, food stamps, welfare, anything. i assist them with. >> you've been doing this over 20 years. you also, in add job, you just do a tremendous amount of connecting with some of the seniors in the valley. it sounds like a really fulfilling position. >> it really, really is. we do outings. i take them to different places throughout the valley. even been to red rock, a little mini hike. >> there we go. i like mini hikes. >> yes. >> it's very, very fulfilling.

i'm sorry today we're having commodities, which i'm not there for. hi, sorry. but i'm not there for it today. but yes. it's very, very rewarding. >> having that safety net there to make sure that our seniors aren't forgotten and that they're safe and they're able to live the rest of their life with pride. >> yes. >> is so important and it's because of people like you that are able to facilitate that. so thank you. >> thank you. >> i see a big prize check. >> it's time. >> we have to present to you. and i am just -- i know this is your job, but i can tell just from talking to you, the brief time that i've been able to talk to you this morning that you really take this to heart and it's not something that you go to the office and then you check out when you go home. i can tell you care about and think about these individuals 24/7. so congratulations to you and i hope that you're going to be able to use this money to do something fun. >> thank you. thank you so much. >> very nice to meet you.

>> congratulations. >> thank you. >> she did not want to be on tv. >> she was a little nervous. >> she loves giving back, but she doesn't like the spotlight. i don't care. you deserve it. >> thank you so much. >> it's a pleasure. and thanks to america first credit union for shining that. >> if you want to nominate someone today for the give back award, it's very simple. america first credit union, they partnered with us for the $500 prize each month. it's vegasmorningblend.com. you click on that give back button to nominate. >> and america first locations across southern nevada. for more information, visit their web site. you can also find them on facebook and twitter. >> they're spreading. >> a twinkle in my eye. more to come on the blend in

for seniors like barbara, social security makes a difference every month. but for the wall street types who've given congressman joe heck's campaigns over $500,000, social security could mean billions of dollars in fees. that's what privatizing social security means and why joe heck and wall street support it. under heck's privatization plan, retirement security gets risked on the stock market. and the wall street types supporting joe heck make billions. on? senate majority pac is responsible

losing hair, trying everything you can to bring it back? regrow back your own natural hair with no pain and no side effects. it's possible according to our next guest. here with more is lindsay kay from laser med solutions. great having you again. >> thanks for having me. >> slain laser hair therapy. it sound like something out of some sort of science fiction novel. but this actually works. >> this actually works and it is a noninvasive treatment.

absolutely no side effects. and what we're doing is using low level laser to actually heal the hair follicle and regrow back your own natural hair. >> how is this working? >> we are applying laser energy directly to the hair follow kohl and this in turn is stimulating the growth stage. so we are increasing circulation and blood flow back to the skull. like i said, we are gonna stimulate that growth stage for you. >> i was actually reading up how this is done and how they came about this. they tested had on rats or the rats were growing like afros. how is it possible? >> the nice part about it is your own natural hair. with it you're able to be treated whether you're male or female. it doesn't matter your age. what we check for is actually active hair follicles. and a lot of the time when you don't have any visible hair there in that area, you still have an active hair follicle. we can still help. >> so essentially gets rid of whatever the blockage is that

>> correct. everybody's severity will be different. that's something we definitely have to check in clinic with an evaluation. but you come in, we'll check to see if you still have active hair follicles and we'll let you know how long it will take you to get the best result. >> how long does it take to get those results? >> the laser actually starts to take effect in just four to six weeks and typically our patients are seeing that positive cosmetic change in just the first few months. again, it does depend on your severity of hair loss, so that's something that we can address in clinic with that evaluation for you. >> absolutely. we're taking a look at some before and afters right now. it's remarkable. >> it is. >> one thing especially that one. my goodness. i mean -- >> of course. that patient right there did get better results than what was even expected. of course, because you can see the severity when he first came in. you would take an initial look and think wow. we can not help this person. they have no active hair follicle. sometimes you may think you are too far gone whether that's not the case. so the most important part is coming into the clinic so we can address it and see if you have

>> who is a good candidate for this? i know when it comes to hair loss, a lot of the time when you see medication or stuff like that, it's generally only for men. >> yes. this is something where we can treat males. but we can treat females with this, which is really exciting because females don't have a lot of options. it's very traumatic for a female to suffer from hair loss. and a lot of the time we are covering up with wigs, extensions, which could be further damaging to the hair. >> of course, yes. >> so as soon as you notice any type of ha out, you want to do something about it because the sooner you catch it, the better of a result we can actually get with you this. >> so i know that there is no pain. do you feel like a warming sensation or anything? >> it's there is no heat actually coming from it. but there is going to be no pain, no heat. it's nice and easy for you. again, no side effects. so it doesn't really matter your medical history. if you're on certain medications, you have certain health concerns, we can still

most people are going to be a good candidate. >> we're taking a look at the machine that you actually use in house. this is not one of those like $700 buy at home yourself situations. this is a legit piece of equipment. >> yeah. we have in clinic treatment programs and home treatment programs. it really depends on your lifestyle and what's convenient for you and a lot of patients now adays are doing a laser cap which is a portable cap that they can use in the comfort of their own home and it's nice and simple. >> there is al there. >> there is options if people want to take advantage of this, you have a special offer? >> we do. you do need to call us today. but if you give us a call today, we'll do that evaluation and consultation for free. so you can come in. it takes about half an hour. we'll check to see if you have active hair follicles and if we can treat you and help you with laser hair therapy. >> it's a lot cheaper than getting surgery. >> a lot cheaper, absolutely. >> and a lot less painful. >> there is no pain involved and

so again, it's pain free for you. come in, we'll see if we can help you. >> just bring your work there, bring your laptop. go under the lamp and you're good to go. thank you so much. >> thank you so much. >> laser med solutions. they offer a free consultation and evaluation. in addition to a first free first clinical laser session for anyone who calls and books a consult, it's today only. you got to call now. for more information on the latest technology to control hair loss and stimulate new growth, check out the web site or call the number each week the panda guys offer you legal advice on our show. this tip is sponsored by peters and associates. it's no secret that the roads in las vegas are not in the best shape. when you're traveling on rough pavement, slow down. whether you're in a car or riding a motorcycle, you'll need more time to stop when there is gravel or grating on the road. if you get hit, your lower speed may limit injuries to you and your passengers. if you do get hit, let the attorneys at peters and

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