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one. >> we could use the rain, so -- might not be the -- i wish you the best of luck. >> that was a great line. >> it's -- thank you very much. there were a lot of reviews in town, but that was the names, and the movies. >> i thought the movies were fantastic. >> listen, we have been watching you ogle women for decades. it's our turn to watch hands men -- >> you don't see me -- i do it on the dl. i'm a dlogler. >> i will say you are -- >> that's true. i'm sorry, it's -- >> you're very polite. >> she is -- >> there were three girls

wear and i was like wow. >> it was -- >> speaking of rain and weather -- >> it was a magic mike moment. >> channing tait you will, google it. the weather has dropped below 100 degrees. >> which is great, barely. but we'll take it. we got to hold off on that. >> okay. let's watch it. >> real quickly. just the stars" premiered on monday the cast on gma, they put together his odds on who is going to win, just for fun. you can't really make that -- five to one odds he believes lauri hernandez will take home the trophy. amber rose, who got tapped to do the love ryan podcast, 6-1 odds.

perry. 75-1. who do you think? what do you think? >> i can't believe that we didn't mention the olympian, and she starred with val, the professional dancer. they have a good shot. have you seen the girl on the beam? >> this is a lot wider than a beam. you put her dancing on a beam, she will win. >> have you stood on a beam? it's terrifying. >> i don't know how you do it. i want to see how does. he's my favorite to lose. >> my mom will be watching rick perry because he's republican and handsome. >> premiers monday night. okay. topic of the day. >> back to the we them i've been here two months now, and it is just dropped below -- >> you moved here the worst time. >> below 100 degrees. people in my neighborhood are working, and a shift is happening.

like a hair drier. it's awesome. anything under 104 i am comfortable with. anything over 104 kind of -- but you are getting now the -- like in the northeast snow, you have to shovel. here you don't are to shovel heat but it still stinks. >> it keeps you inside. now we're feeling free. we're going outside. what are you looking forward to doing most now that the season is changing? >> look at it. fall is for kids, fall already hit them in the face when they went back to school. >> sure did. >> i'm excited. i'm excited for gords to be used for decoration. we want to know are you ready for fall? share comments on facebook and twitter he. we got links at vegasmorningblend.com. we company read some of your comments live on the air. >> exciting. and first up, it's an event designed to bring women together and empower them through fashion and beauty.

>> here with all the details and the great cause is jenna doughton, also with us is paula hill. she is the volunteer of project 150. how are you? >> great. thanks for aring us. we're so excited to be here. tonight at fashion show mall the event starts at 5:30. you can still get tickets this afternoon at style with the cause.com, or you can buy tickets at ther don't. there is only a few left, so make sure to it's a special night. we have beauty bars from sephora. we have a runway show presented by sacks. we're launching a really exciting new app. you can follow the event, if you can't make it to the event, you can follow it from home. >> oh, right down there. there we go. all right. >> style with a cause.

your name and phone number, and then you can create your favorites list from the runway show, from the evening, and you can shop our axe online. just go to style with a cause.com to register. we have amazing items. the night is really all about honoring unsong heroes in the community, and they come to the event. the most special part about the evening is they have no idea that they're getting honored, so just attending the event. it's a total so they are sitting in the audience. and then we call their name and talk about why they were nominated. so you really capture that true emotion. we -- >> i just wanted to interject. you said the word sheros. he's she and hero. >> yes. >> i love this event how they incorporate. there is a lot of meaning and recognition and giving back, interjected into fashion, right?

you have been doing this for four years. >> yes, and we choose a different beneficiary every single year. this year we partnered with project 150. and we have paula with us today. and they give back to over 25 homeless, displaced and disadd stranged teens every single month. and part of what we're doing to give back to them is as a fashion stylist i clean out a lot of closets all yea all of the clothes that i clean out from my client's closets will be donated to the boutique all year long, so we'll be feeding them fabulous clothes. and one of the program recipients will be placed into a paid internship with style with a cause to help further their success in place. >> that's phenomenal. tell us about project 150 and how you got involved. >> i've been with them almost three years.

like she mentioned where the students can come in between 2:00 and 5:00. they can choose up to ten outfits, backpacks, school supplies, hygiene products. we're in 47 high schools throughout the valley and up in reason owe. >> and that is a lot of -- you have been doing a lot of great work. it's been doing a lot of great work. >> it's been we thank jenna so much for choosing our organization as the beneficiary. >> sounds like a good partnership. you will be doing something tonight alled a beauty transformation. >> yes. >> it's so fun. tell me about that. >> so the nomination process to pick our sheros, one of the stories we grant a beauty transformation, and it's not somebody that -- it's not like what not to wear, it's not like an intervention, because you don't know how to dress. but it's more you're a really

and we want to give you a day of pampering. so we videotape the day. we tell the person's story. we take them shopping. they get their hair and make up done, and we give them the special moment and we share their story, and they rise out of the box from the runway. and it -- >> are you -- you haven't seen -- look at the runway. it's unbelievable. pops out of nowhere. really is a great event. congratulations on keeping it going andei beneficiary. thank you so much. >> thanks for having us. see you tonight. >> style with a cause. happening today, starting at 5:30 in the runway. you know right where it is, where the apple store is. right there. visit their website style with awe cause.com for tickets. the event will benefit project 150, which helps over 2500 homeless, displaced and disadvantage thatted high school students. still to come, he's a sharp

might say anything. vinney favorito. come join the -- as the valley prepares for the greek food f we sent him here to fix it. but congressman joe heck became part of the problem. wall street invested over a half-million dollars in congressman heck's campaigns, and heck supports their agenda -- privatizing social security, handing wall street billions in fees, but risking our retirement in the stock market, cutting benefits, putting wall street ahead of us. congressman heck -- what's wrong with washington.

i am -- i love it. that time of year where the greek community opens its arms, hearts and kitchen to the valley, the 44th annual greek food festival returns one week from friday. >> i'm excited. here with how we can be greek for a day is pete papas, an excellent greek chef. and he's been volunteering at the festival for over 25 years.

>> it's what we do. we love it. i enjoy it. >> this will be my first festival, so please tell me about it. >> well, we're at the hacienda between torrey pines and jones. we start at 3:00 on friday, and saturday we start at 12:00 to 11:00. sunday 12:00 to 10:00. we have shuttle buses running through hacienda to pick up our guests at pick you up and drop you off at the front door. >> thousands of people. >> it is unbelievable every year. it's such a -- the campus is so beautiful at the church. so much room. >> it's magnificent. we have tours, one of a kind in the country. it's a beautiful church. you can see it. we also have a marathon torch run. >> oh, wow.

friday. at the church grounds. and then we start the torch, we light the torch. >> this is excellent. i believe the torch run is benefiting two charities. >> yes. that would be official house foundation. that is what -- they take care of the families of wounded soldiers. we also have goodwill of southern nevada. we give back to our community. we're a nonprofit orgiz can. and we love doing what we're doing, and we -- >> i have been to yourevery yeae city. it is so good. if you like gyros -- >> it's tremendously -- a lot has been going to this one. we have 15 broilers going on. one of a kind in the nation. if you look at travel magazine,

rated the only accessible greek festival, we're the only one mentioned in the entire country. >> really? >> yes, the entire country. >> it's that big? >> it is huge. >> they're going to take -- >> you know what, we're going to have a good festival, another elevation i think. you'll be impressed what we're doing to our fest. we have running through the festival. we're going to have a lot of stuff we neverad and my food, here we go. >> i heard you mention the train running through the festival. there is a whole kids area. >> correct. we got a kids area. this is family run festival. we are -- we have been doing this for our children, and we start with our children growing up with us, dancing with us. you'll see in our booth you see kids eight, ten, 12-years-old, because that's where we start. >> and music?

in the nation playing for us continuously. >> it's so great. >> it never stops. >> table, you eat, you eat delicious food, and you hear the music, you feel like you've beee been sent somewhere on the greek islands. >> the theme of our festival is without leaving las vegas. >> there you go. >> it's huge. by the time you walk into the your church grounds it is magnificent. >> it is gorgeous. >> greece without the jet leg. >> i like that. let's talk about the food. >> we have shrimp sauteed or rice. we have hummus over here. the lettuce, of course. and this is our besticho. we are doing something different

salad, your chicken and lemon herbs. on the other -- this is our assortment of pastries that we have. >> marsha takes home at least one of these. >> they're delicious. >> can you preorder them? >> absolutely. we prewrap them. and on this side, we -- are you with plea? >> yes. >> we have here, we fries. we have also lamb chops with fries here with the chica sauce. we have our famous gyro sandwich. >> this is the one i eat. generally i'm hospitable. if you see me with this in my mouth, just let me chew. i love it. and really quickly, there is a deal going on with the coupon books. >> if you purchase our coupon

$20 value for $15. and that will be good, you can get your coupon books at the church. telephone number should be on the screen. and you call up, and we'll have books ready for you. after the 16th they go up. >> thank you so much. >> experience the magic of greece close to home. it's next baptist greek orthodox church at the corner of jones and hacienda. kids under testify are admitted free.

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shawn, how awesome would it be to hang out with health care practitioners and talk about issues that are important to you? it's important to everybody. now you can on a monthly event designed to bring the community together. >> here with all the events and topics covered is dr. rennee coffman. madam >> hello. >> tell us about roseman and how it was started and the history. >> well, roseman started about 17 years ago when dr. harry rosenberg and myself came because there was a huge need for pharmacists. we were both pharmacy educators, and had a ph.d. and so we came here to alleviate that need. and we started just as a college of pharmacy.

so we aren't supported by state tax dollars, and you know, as a not for profit we don't -- we reinvest everything that we have into the new programs. and part of that new programs as we grew over the last 17 years came about because we listened to our community. and we starred with the pharmacy school, as i said, but as the hospital partners engaged with us they talked about how much they needed nurses. and there's still a nursing shortage. added on a health care mba program to help with the business aspects. >> oh, the coding. and recently changed how all the coding is done, right? this is why you're there. >> exactly. and we have an orthodontist residency program. not only do we train new orthodontists but the community can come in and get braces at about half the cost. >> no kidding. >> absolutely.

in 17 years we've grown and expanded because we listened to our community and what our community needs. we focus on health care and health care professionals. that is just -- there's such a tremendous need, particularly as our population is aging, as the state is growing. it's a huge need. we rob able to step in and help fill that void. >> we understand you teach differently at roseman. tell us about the six-point learning >> yes. we felt that it was really important for health care professionals to be highly competent, and we developed a learning model so all of our graduates are highly skilled and the best that they can possibly be in their chosen health profession. it starts with competency based learning. it's hugely important for health care professional. if you go to a traditional school where there is a 90-80 grading system, do you want your

to only know 70% of the material? >> of course, not. >> we focus on competency, and it makes a lot of sense. either you know something or you don't. so our full -- is making sure every graduate has that level of competency. as part of that we built the learning system around that. so including the competency learning, we have an aspect that is revolving around learning assessment, so whe takes a test they don't take it in a vacuum and it's done. they get together and talk about the right answers and wrong answers and the faculty come back and review the right answers and wrong answers. there is active learning components, not somebody just lecturing at you. it's a day where the -- the students are actively engaged as part of the experience. they take one class at a time,

master that material before they move on to something else. they get out into the -- they get in the community early, and the last point is the classroom deseen itself. the class many room is designed as a hexagon with everybody engaged. theater in the round. it helps to engage all the students in the learning process. >> we have 45 seconds left. i want to make sure they hear about the health series. it's been a lot of meaningful moments, laughter, crying. tell us what the event is about. >> the exciting event about the neighborhood health series is that it really engages, not just somebody lecturing at you, not the regular lecture series you see, this is something that really engages the people that attend these many prays. for example, we had a program about caring for your aging parents, and everybody knows today that more and more middle-aged folks are not only having to care for kids but parents, as well.

and the added components to not having a parent that may be ill and may not be, as well as you like, and now you're the caretaker of your mom or dad. having that conversation with an expert, we have over 500 faculty and staff that have expertise, and the top health care professionals, and they're doing it to provide that information to help serve the neighborhood. >> awe many so. >> and you have an upcoming event. tell us about >> we have one of the preeminent cancer researches talking about cancer, because it is -- cancer is interesting. it's really a mire i i had of a bunch of different diseases. we're going to use the expertise that we have at roseman to help i'd kate the community about that. >> excellent. it's great having you. and we're looking forward to seeing people at the event. >> it is free. >> oh. >> and there is food.

there is free cookies afterwards so you can get to know your neighbors and talk to the folks. >> thanks so much. you can call or go online to register for the discussion. it's next week on thursday, september 15th, at 5:30 p.m. there is food. the address is right there on your screen. same for more information, as well. up next, discover the hidden tellents of your favorite personality, the special talent show you don't want to miss. a community event to tell you about, star gaze at star canyon. this saturday night, take a look at the stars, shawn. it's a family friendly event during which you may be able to see saturn's moon and rings through a telescope. plus several other incredible sights. from 7:30 to 9:00 at the sky canyon park.

you know them from the paper, the tv, the radio perhaps, but many of your favorite media personalities have talent that you didn't know about. on stage, you're going to see them firsthand this friday at the 19th annual advertising community >> here with more is dave martin, share man and producer, and shannon martin, the president, good morning. >> good morning. thank you for having us. >> so fun. so excited. >> advertising community talent show. >> we're excited. nineteenth year of doing this, and it really is it shows members that you know familiar faces from vegas media. it can be people in advertise,

tv and print. all coming together and showing off talents you never knew they had. like for instance this year we have tyco drums that come out. shawn has seen it before. >> these are incredible. phenomenal. >> and they come out and rock n' roll. we have bagpipers. we have three different bands. i'll be performing, even bette >> what will you be doing? >> there is everything. i'm doing a cool mash up along with kelly, that we're going to pull together a couple rock n' roll tunes that we're going to do together that we've been working on. >> i've been seeing the facebook live rehearsal videos. >> oh, yeah. it's been a work in progress. >> getting to see them do their thing. >> it has been. so we're looking forward to having a really esciting show this year between the bands. we got dancer, a girl coming out doing color guard with all the

>> we got a full trance troupe coming out, and you know, it's -- >> 25 bucks. >> isn't it amazing what talent people pull out when you start to ask? >> of course. >> i feel like glorified karaoke singer. but when i get with the band, i come alive. >> and you're among your friends. >> and the cool thing about the show is 100% of the proceeds go to benefit safe nest. when we started the sw, never had any hard costs. station casinos always donates the rooms, so we're inside santa fe station. on friday. 6:00, doors open. with silent axe. and we got a great silent axe with about -- i think we got about 35 different items from stacations, to a snow board, to a golf we have so much cool stuff. restaurants. just lots of great stuff that

we'll give away a 55-inch 4 k, smart tv. >> wow. >> that will be raffled off during the show. >> awesome. >> tickets are only $25, so it's a night of great entertainment. it's cheap. it's a win-win. and we have no hard costs so every single penny we get-goes directly to safe nest. we don't have to pay for the room, the people, the crew. they do it all. we have great sponsors, like subaru of las vegas was the title sonar s to help us out. >> shannon, tell us about how this will benefit safe nest. >> for those who don't know safe nest is nevada's largest charity fully dedicated to domestic violence. we are -- our programs are for advocacy counseling, prevention and we have the undisclosed shelter location for victims and

come and feel safe. acts has helped so many years bring things to this shelter, because that's what they like to use the money for. but they had a tremendous hand in helping build our new playground. we had a very, very worn down playground for many, many, many years, and that's a really important spot for the kids that come in because they finally feel safe and have fun and they're happy, and we're actually building that later this month. so that should be ready for the fall for the >> and one of the cool things, 17 years ago the advertising community talent show bought a van, using the proceeds. they're still driving that same van. >> wow. >> this year all money raised is going to get to buy the brand-new van. >> i love it. >> hopefully two vans. >> it's great having you. >> thank you for joining us. the 19th and you'll advertising community talent

station. the silent axe begins at 6:00. the show starts at 7:00 p.m. you can get tickets at the show or online. for more information check out the website on your screen.

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technology. it will change the way you see yourself in the mirror. thank you. >> get ready to be wowed. this is incredible. this product plexaderm has taken the country by storm. >> tell me about it. >> i want to introduce you to my good friend, ritchey. we'll put him up here on the screen. we'll call him ritchey bag. what you're seeing him do is rubbing the plexaderm under his eye bag. this is a product that specializes in under eye bags but will work wrinkles in your forehead. we're going to come back to him. i was actually in the room when we did this, and in three or four minutes it was completely gone. you're going to be shocked. >> i could see he definitely has eye bags. they can be genetic, because of age, and they make you look just tired. >> you know what? gravity sucks. and basically what we're dealing with. gravity takes every where in our body. i'm going to bring up a term

collagen. what cool a january is, it's responsible for the cell structure in our skin. and over time it degrades, and that's why we get the bags, the wrinkles and everything else in our face and people get collagen injections for that, but now they don't have to do that. those can be painful. you and i talked before we started the segment. we hate needles. and they can be expensive, too. it works in less than five minutes, and completely takes it >> this is going to be amazing. >> let's go back to ritchey and see where we are. i know we're doing realtime on him. i was in the room for this. and you can see after two minutes it's already starting to go away. it's about half reduced. everyone is affected differently. some people takes three minutes, some people four minutes shall but takes no longer than ten minutes for it to work. it's really incredible. >> you can really start to see it. >> and for the people that are

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smiled after he saw the results. >> i hope you did the other eye for him. >> of course we did. when he looked in the mirror he was amazed. we were all shocked in the room. it was mind-blowing. >> it's an amazing transformation. both you and i shared we have an acting background, and one thing you learned it's all about the eyes. and what a way to just take years off your face. >> and to not look tired and to look fresh. you can gain from this, just from that five minutes at the most, you're going to gain ten to 15 rears on your appearancers because the elasticity in your skip, it degrades over time. this is a way to uncomer the act it. >> like we said, there are no needles involved. and it really does well for order theiry people. >> yes. >> everybody could use a -- >> when you see ritchey, we'll

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welcome back. he's known for his quick wit and sharp vinney favorito unfiltered opens tonight at the westgate. >> he is live with us here with what to expect. what should we expect? >> just anything and everything. the things that when you get cut off in your car, and i know on tv you're all prim and proper, but the things you say in your car under your breath. >> we were just talking about that yesterday. it's called a conversation.

stuff, or stuff in the bedroom that you might say. >> what? >> yeah. >> can you turn off the light. that's pretty much -- >> you know -- >> i'm trying to sleep, honey. go away. >> oh, man. you come from boston. >> when there is like a -- almost like a -- going to school, going to college, you're in the new york scene or the l.a. scene or the boston scene, there is a class that you've come up with. class in boston. tell us who you were working -- >> my group was pretty much nick depaulo, a fabulous writer and comic. jackie flynn. we always used to play softball together in the daytime. joe rogan, who steps in a puddle and he gets a tv show.

patrice was great. >> he almost didn't want to do the show. >> i know. >> he was just getting discovered. he passed away a few yearsing a. he was just getting discovered. >> very, very funny guy. so much talent. and still is. this guy is in boston that can blow away some of these stars you see on tv, and you just don't know who they are unless you're a real comedy fan. there are guys back home, you know, steve sweeney, they paveed the way for us. guys like -- we used to see them before it was -- >> they are still around that. >> when you have these geniuses, back in the day we were doing six shows a night. people wind around the block. it was crazy. and i was very lucky. i came in to the comedy scene at

much comedy that the guys who were just starting to come up could get work. george my personal favorite forever, because he is the first guy to put me on stage, and he ended up being the producer from madtv, she is the one who got me my first gig, she said you know -- i know you know who she is. >> oh, gosh. >> oh, wow. i'm going on kill this guy. >> we'll talk about this at the house. talent. boston, you know, a lot of us broke through. and i'm blessed. i'm just blessed to be working. that's the name of it. >> it's interesting with you because i have this instinct get really -- >> drunk? >> forceful with you, too. and start -- but do your audiences talk back to you? >> if they want to. >> it's a terrible decision. >> it's the exact -- >> i witnessed this. >> if you want to match wits with me give it a shot.

aerophone, you know what i mean? that's the key. and you being here we explain this to you. >> oh, no. >> i can handle it. so this new show, you have been playing in vegas, great to hear about your boston base. now you've been playing in vegas a while. you've had a lot of success. >> the room is perfect for me. they have the lower pit, which will be the super vip people. they get a choice to be messed with or left big money for that. you have the vip next there. and you have the section eight people. kidding. the ga. and then you -- >> it's live. we got to go. okay. >> j.j., you and i -- >> come on. >> okay. >> i thank you for listening. wednesday through sunday, 9:00.

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studio. last night, we saw the results. $17,000 was raised and presented to imagine founder and present lisa golston. >> it's a beautiful thing and the best part is the combination of when we deliver the instruments to the school. there's nothing better. i really truly have to take myself out of it because i'll be crying with my mouth in the corner because it's truly beautiful. it's like christmas, and that's why we do it. it's amazing. >> it to do something like this. at the end of the day, $17,000 is great, but i know we can do more, and we want to do more. there's more out there to be had. and we're going to continue every year to put on this event, because we're not going to it had it go and not going to let it die. music education and music in general to us is priority one. >> you know, there was some

bob kulich, who is considered the fifth member of kiss, and played on several kiss releases explains why it's all about the legendary rock band. >> kiss was used as sort of the lure to bring people in to be able to are a circumstance where we could raise this amount of money, $17,000, so kids who would not otherwise have the opportunity to have a musical instrument could actually do so. there's a joy and pleasure that heart as it should everyone who was involved with this, a truly worthy cause, surrounding something that is special, and special band with a special cause, with a special result. >> pretty awe many so. and before we go, mariah carey, the one naked on the billboards, she got up close and personal with some of the chippendales. chick these pictures out. >> you can't blame her, can you? >> invited two of the boys on

number. >> bet she did. >> maria went to chip and dales and joined them on stage, so it was like a thank you. >> how selfless of those gentlemen.

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