n stowed on the "morning blend," celebrate our diverse community. the weekend festival that brings cultures together. plus enjoy national pasta month with guiliana and bill rancic. starve the middle, patricia heaton on the show's all new season as the blind starts now. >> good tuesday morning, everybody. woo, i love that song. we're taking a live look outside right now towards downtown las vegas. that's where you can find the viva las vegas wedding chapel after shia labeouf tied the knot there yesterday with his girlfriend. >> i don't believe it. >> the ceremony was officiated by the king himself, elvis presley. what would that sound like? >> everything he does now is like this art piece.

i don't know what to believe. black is white. i don't know. is it true? i don't know. >> i think it was a classy move. >> listen, getting married in vegas is something to tell people about. i got married in a church in some city where i grew up in. not nearly as fun as i got married in las vegas. >> it's classic. to have the king pronounce you man and wife. >> very exciting. welcome to the "morning blend." i'm shawn tempesta. >> i'm j.j. schneider, happy tuesday. >> at 10:30, this is a flee-floored complex here at channel 13. so the first floor is where the studio is and the offices. the second -- third floor is our roof where we do the beautiful outside shot. and the center is this tape area, this taped depository. >> it's an archive for old news footage. massive, big cement rooms full of footage. >> but today at 10:30 a.m., it will become a dance studio.

preparing for dancing with the north las vegas stars. this is thursday, right? >> yes. thursday night is their gala, annual fund-raiser. it's a beautiful ballet school in northern las vegas. miss bernadette, who is the founder of the ballet school, is also -- she's a classically trained ballerina, first of all. >> me, too. >> a lovely gal and she's doing our choreography. so how honored are we? >> i'm very honored. i want to know capable of 'cause i am not known for my one-two step. >> i have a lot of faith in you. i have had one rehearsal. but it will be great. there is a little surprise in our number. yeah. >> a surprise. hopefully i don't break like an ankle. i'm so afraid of tweaking an ankle during this thing in front of a lot of people. ii didn't go to my proms.

but i just -- dancing in front of people is not my thing. >> here is the basic. first this is first. >> i'm going to be ballerinaing. >> go here. you're wearing pink. perfect. well, you are. great. and chin up, yes. back on your shoulders. shoulders up. >> okay. >> okay. now, here is the big thing to know. this is a point. this is a sickle. get your that's a sickle. there you got it. you're a ballerina. >> i got to clean the bottom of my shoes. on facebook yesterday, you were in the middle of a car wash? >> yes. i love these car washes you can drive yourself through in vegas. there are no more of these left in vegas. this is right off of saint rose. oh, i am just loving this! >> i'm having a conversation at the radio station.

i go full screen. like you have the curiousity of a 7-year-old and i love it. >> yes. >> i loved it. like back then, i would be like the greatest thing ever. you are live from a car wash. could we talk about technology for a second? >> i want to take you back to a car wash. i want to take people through this. when people come to visit me, i'm going to take it through the car wash. >> you get the triple wax? >> no, i did not. >> i spirited. >> just another thing i love about las vegas. >> car washes. you do need them a lot. the dirt. >> yeah. that's true. >> let us know what you're up to on facebook and twitter. go there, get links to our facebook and twitter pages. we'd love to hear from you. it is the valley's premiere of celebrating unity through diversity this friday and saturday.

light up fremont street with a food and music festival. >> here to get us excited for the event is festival co-founder, charles chars. he's also -- charles tureaud, editor of black image magazine and tatenesha johnson. good morning. >> good morning. >> thank you for having us. >> smells so good in here. >> it does. the fragrance is just filling the room and that is exactly how the festival is. let's talk about it. this is las vegas culture fest. what can we >> we can expect to have just thousands of people, thanks to our wonderful partner, ktnv. >> that's us! >> this initiative is alive with ktnv and we're so appreciative. we could not have the crowds that we have without the support of channel 13 and this event is all about community, all about celebrating diversity. we're going to have some of the best local small businesses and they work so hard. they work so hard having the

locals and it's going to be about people coming together and having great food. if you're a foody, this is the place for you. we've got amazing food, great music through our live dj's. we'll have live bands, my wonderful wife couldn't be here. she's on the air on kcp. she's put together this amazing list of live entertainers that will be playing live instruments, bands, so live music throughout the whole two days at the event from 11 to midnight. d.j.s, food. what can you ask for? it's community, right? >> it's going to be is a lot of fun. >> it's all about unit. >> yes. celebrate what we are. every day. everyone's individualism contributes to society. that's what we're about. we're about love and just about having a great time and just celebrate willing. >> and speaking of that food you mentioned, i am standing over here over some really yummy

tell me about deb's crab cake. >> we've been working with charles tureaud and we're loving it. every year we get more creative. >> we love you all, too. you're amazing. >> we still have our garlic crab fries. we have shrimp and crab hush puppies and then a prawn boil that has corn, potatoes, an do youy sausages. we grill them and put extra parsley and onions and fresh garlic. these are our deliver and grits right here -- shrimp and grits right here. nice, cheesy grits with the shrimp on top with the fresh sausage in there and the capers. it comes out so great. and we have our -- a hot link, we deep fry it and bring it back up, butter the bread real good and top some pulled pork or pulled chicken if you like with our home made barbecue sauce, fresh cheese, onions. this year we did our crab cake burger. we did something different with

we turned it into a burger where we smothered it with chicken or pork and put a cheesy crab dish with more onion ons and scallions. >> he's going to make a statement. >> last year i fell in love with tatenesha johnson. you're speaking of love. >> you want to trade places with me? >> come here. your food is the >> thank you. >> you brought about as much food last time and i ate all of it. the whole thing. i couldn't walk for three days. >> oh, my gosh. that is a compliment. >> this is such a great event. >> we love -- it's the crowd. like the crowd is so huge and massive and it's so diverse and it's like so much going on that it's so beautiful. you see the mexican food over here. then you have tacos over here.

i would say creole food. we do our own little thing with it. >> you have italian here. >> it's a culture festival. so why not try as many different cultures in our food. >> i think some of the video from last year's events. you see people dancing all over the place. >> when i was younger, i had a chance to experience mardi gras. i never forgot the feeling that i had and just the hospitality and here we are in vegas. we have the center of world. so i think we forget how lucky we are to be in vegas. we have a football team that's going to come. i really think it's going to happen. i think we haven't had, a real feeling of culture like louisiana has a mardi gras. it's free. it's for the people. it's for the community and i love people. who does free events? for the last 15 years -- >> no one. >> it's 'cause we love people and i'm a foody and my wife

my father-in-law, who was a big advocate for minority businesses. she took on that role as well. spellman is really about helping our community. we really try to be flexible and give businesses such as tatenesha johnson's opportunities to shine. and they're really about excellence, so we don't just look at anyone. we look at those who have passion and really know what they're doing and really can show it. obviously they spared no expense. there is n that -- >> it's not thrown together. >> never use imitation at all. and talking about hours and hours at different stores with my mother. hi, mom. going to the store with her, she was like, we got to go here. we got to go here. >> this is home made. beautiful. >> thank you. >> it wouldn't be possible

ktnv. the list goes on and on of the most important the locals. the locals who come out with love and really support what we do. >> let's come on down this friday. the 2016 las vegas culture fest is this friday and saturday at the fremont street experience. it's from 11:00 a.m. to midnight and it's free to the public. learn more by calling the number or visiting the web site on the screen. you can also find the fest on facebook and twitter. >> people are calling right now. the cell phone is right back here. still to come, "the middle" is the star, patricia heaton, tells us what we can expect. >> she's so fun. you're watching the "morning

any homeowner knows that maintaining, improving and protecting your home is year round project.

unspecialty in fact, according to a new survey by liberty mutecal insurance, more than half of americans are worried that an unexpected issue will arise in their house and joining us now from his very own home to get us ready for the cooler months is diy expert, chip wade. how are you, buddy? >> i'm great. how are you? >> very well. do you live with that paranoia that any time everything is going to break? >> i know, right? it seems like that way sometimes. however, being a ho kind of a constant trickle of home maintenance. we all know that. but now is the time of year where i love to kind of motivate to get some of the things done on the outside of the house before the cold weather hits. i like to leave worry free behind in the fall and move into the winter so i can enjoy the holidays. so i've developed a nice checklist of items that really make it nice and efficient to just kind of churn through them and it can be enjoyable because the weather is so beautiful outside. so are you ready? >> i'm so ready. >> let's winterize. >> here we go.

doing something like pressure washing now while it's still a little warm. it's something, even if you don't have a pressure washer, represent one for the day. it will be 100 bucks. totally worth it. go and it will be so gratifying because you're going to clean your driveway. it will change color. it's gonna freshen the whole curb appeal of the house and remove the debris around the house, which makes it way safer when your guests come to and from during the holiday season. also check the weather stripping on your doors. that's an easy thing that you flashlight trick, but wait 'til dark, have a friend on the inside of the house, shine it around the doorjamb, if you see light, you'll need more weather stripping. make sure your caulk is in good working order on the window sills and the flashing above the window. make sure all the bug spray is up to date and your insulation in your attic has no mishaps. like not piled up in a corner or a little bit too shallow in another area where maybe a

around. make sure it's even coverage. sound good? >> absolutely. how about stuff that we shouldn't maybe tackle as far as diy? is there anything we should probably hire a professional for? >> there is. actually i created an interactive 360 video for liberty mutual insurance. this is actually it right here. you can see this is actually me in my own yard, so you can actually see there is my house there. this semi yard. this is the side yard. you can actually see there is all kinds of tips that will be popping up here and you can actually see, navigate through like this about keeping your lawn in great shape, touchup painting. all of these types of things. these are the diy. the ddiy's you'll see later in the video. but over here, you see ladders, roof work, all of this type of stuff. leave it to the pros. it's very dangerous. it's just not worth it and it's too cost effective to hire a pro to come in and do those things. now, the inside of the house is a completely different animal. i'm really excited because i'm

i love connected home equipment. it's come to a place now to where it's so cost effective and it really translates well to the everyday homeowner that can afford the stuff that actually changes lifestyle. the first is the august smart watch. you can see here, it's a nice sleek device. it bolts onto an existing dead bolt. take your old one off, put this on the existing hole. it connects to your smart phone and allows you to lock and unlock it seamlessly. imagine, you have a delivery or guest that comes over. you don't have to key. hit click, boom, unlocks it. when they leave, lock it back. you know you're set. second thing, the nest protect smoke alarm. do you have any incidents where somebody is burning the biscuits, i don't know. maybe there is something worse happening. it's going to notify you immediately so you can take action. the final thing is the canary. this is a really cool camera monitoring system. i actually have one installed in my house now. you can see this is my set-up with my crew in my living room and kitchen. pretty cool.

maybe at dinner or maybe i'm on vacation or at work, i can log in to my house and see live color video and just check out what's going on. so if you have one or more of these, if you're a liberty mutual customer, this will allow you to qualify you for potential discounts on your homeowners insurance called the smart home discounts. to check that out. for other tips just like this, visit libertymutual.com/masterthis. it will give you links to the youtube page interactive videos that show you those -- how to get your house ready for the winter. check all those things out. you won't regret it. >> i have liberty mutual. you might have saved me money. i can't thank you enough. thank you, sir. >> you're welcome. >> you want to find out more about the tips that chip shared, head to libertymutecal pain com/masterthis and you can see this segment again on our web site, vegasmorningblend.com. thanks, facebook or twitte? like us or follow us.

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?? >> it's october. so you're probably thinking about pumpkins or trick or treat candy. but did you know it's also national pasta so pick up a fork and celebrate like a reality tailian. here to tell us how it's done, the first generation italian american, giuliana rancic and her hubby, bill rancic. good morning. manga. >> hi. good morning. you got it down. >> that's right. eat, eat. hey, a lot of people may not know that you're first generation italian american.

i was actually born in naples, italy and moved to this country when i was about seven years old. the word manga has to be one of the first words i ever heard in my life. my mom, i can hear her voice right now. in fact, i heard it last night. last night bill and i came home. we're here in chicago. my parents are staying with us. and before we could even get through the door, my mom is like, come on, manga. like you got to sit down, the food is getting cold. so yeah. i grew up and i tell my this. i've been telling people for years, we had pasta on our table every night of my life, literally every night of my life. >> and i have something in common with you. i'm married to an italian. to i know manga very well. >> you do. you do. >> bill, what do you think some of the differences are between the way italians and americans eat? >> well, i've become an italian via marriage. we've been going to italy for almost the last ten, 11 years

different because in italy, it's a real experience when you have dinner. that's the manga way of life. and i read a great article the other day that said in italy, 80% of the italians actually set the table every night before dinner versus here in america. it's like 10%. so in italy, it's about spending time with the family. it's creating an experience. they light candles. they set the table. they really let dinner be a time where they can reconnect at the end of the day. that's something that we try to embrace and it's really the manga >> isn't it just a great day. >> it reminds me so much of when i was a kid because i grew up in a family where every night we sat down at the table and we talked about our day. we heard stories that our parents were sharing with each other. we learned a lot at that dinner table. >> yes. as did i. i think it's a really valuable experience. how are you two celebrating national pasta month together? >> we partnered with bertolli

the guesswork out of making an amazing italian meal quite quickly. so these are awesome. you keep these in the freezer. you can get them at the grocery store. keep them in the freezer. literally rip open the bag, pour all the ingredients in this bag into a skillet. you don't even have to boil water. ten to 11 minutes, you have the most amazing pasta. so what's beautiful about that is that gives us less time in the kitchen at the stove and more time with our family. so during those minutes, i set the table quite like this actually. just little details that make it feel like an italian table. a little fresh parmesan, a little grater. put a bottle of olive oil on the table, crushed red pepper. i like to take a nice bread roll, cut it up and put it in a nice bread basket. couple bottles of wine, candidatesles. while the pass is it is cooking for ten ways, so that when the

we're having a really family style meal. >> you're making me hungry. it looks beautiful. >> i wish you could smell it. >> delicious. >> fresh food, but less prep time. right? >> exactly. >> exactly. >> guys, how can we learn more about some of these dishes that you've shown us here today? >> well, there is a great web site. bertollimanga it's gia.com. how are the italian groceries in chicago? >> oh, my goodness. incredible. we have a really big italian community here. we have a little italy on the southwest side of chicago. so. >> fresh tomatoes. >> chicago is a reality tailian town. >> you guy, thank you so much. it's been a great interview. thank you so much.

post your pasta picture. for more information, visit the web site on your screen. >> thank you so much. peters and associates, the panda guys, have been on our show discussing budgeting as well as the importance of having an emergency fund. today we're here to talk about one of the most difficult topics in personal finance. it will be so much fun. getting out of debt. here to help us get out of debt is peter with peters and associates. how are you? >> by the way, it's very simple. pay it off. >> kind of. you just have to print us the money. >> that's right. >> what's the easiest way to get out of debt? the best way. >> you hit it on the head. it's paying it off. that's the best and easiest i suppose if you have the money to do so because the creditors will take the money. normally what you want to do if you're going to prioritize, smart off with the smaller bills first, get those paid off and

>> luckily i think it was the ftc that forced these credit card companies to actually put what paying the minimum balance will cost you and how long it will take to pay it off. >> right. these loan disclosures that you understand how much this loan is going to cost you if you paid minimums. sometimes they'll take you 25 years to 45 years to pay off a credit card if you pay the minimum. >> long time. >> yeah. all of a sudden hey, that $300 bill you had cost you $1,800. >> yeah. very easily. go figure. >> are there debt settlement scams out there? left and right. so first of all, the most important thing is to understand who you're doing business with. that's why i always encourage people to use local businesses. you can go in and talk to the owner. for instance, someone comes in to peters and association, they'll talk to myself or a partner. there are many debt settlement scams, so you want to be wary of any out of state companies. a lot of them come from florida or california or new york. they're not even supposed to take your money up front unless they meet with you in person.

money over the phone after talking to someone and that's a problem. >> these are the ones you see advertised on like the nationally late night commercials type stuff? >> true, true. the other issue is -- it's not necessarily illly, but it's how they set up the program. a lot of times they'll want to put you on a three-year plan. your creditors won't wait three years to get paid. but that debt settlement company gets its money up fronts. so they get paid, you get sued. you call them and say hey, i got sued. what do i do? they will say, go hire a at that point, it's a little bit too late. >> if they're broadcasting on a nationally syndicated program and they're advertising all around the country, you know it's not free. >> no. >> you know where they're getting the money. [ laughter ] >> exactly. >> we were talking about the emergency fund and talking about debt. what comes first? like let's say you have debt, you have no emergency fund. should you pay the minimums and make that emergency fund or

fund, wait, let me pay down the debt? >> pay the minimums and you should pay that -- build up that emergency fund. >> because you're still -- heaven forbid you have a big emergency, all of a sudden that debt will go unpaid. >> and then that emergency will require that you get a higher interest loan from a paid in loan company and that's the beginning of the end right there. >> 'cause i listened, there is a radio broadcaster that talks about debt that's a whole show. dave ramsey. >> right. >> that's what he talks b. have that financial fund before you start before you start killing your debt off. >> first and foremost. that credit card debt can wait. even if we're gonna do debt settlement, we'll talk about is it smart to pay your creditors on time. or if we're filing bankruptcy. the answer is no. >> once you get the first phone call from a creditor just like your heart -- you feel like a weight on your chest, it can be

offer free consultations for people that feel the stress. >> we do. >> you kind of help lift that weight away. >> we do. because we give you options and tell you exactly what that creditor can do. debt collectors are good at making you feel stressed out or scaring you or bullying you into paying you money. or just putting a guilt trip on. they're very good at that. >> i was a bill collector for a year. they train you. they're like make them feel as bad as possible. >> you were probably in the same situation; i'm like, who am i have a 560 credit score. >> you're the pot. we tell people, look, you can't get arrested. no one is going to jail. here is the time line if they're going to sue you. here is how they can garnish wages and how much they can garnish and here is how we can stop all that. most of the debt programs are done within a year to 18 months and you're paying for 20 to 40 cents on the dollar and saving a lot of money. >> you'll take the hit on your

>> not only that of the we'll show you how to get back to a 700 credit score within two years. really quick. >> wow. >> it's amazing. most people say, well, i'm at 650 or 700 or 800. we have to explain to them is credit is a tool to help you save money. if you need to sacrifice your credit to save money to get stable so you don't have to live check to check, that's what you do. that credit will rehab. it's not a scarlet letter that you always have to bear. we can make it better. >> no question. great having you. >> thank you so much. >> you want more information on the services offered by and associates? aka the panda guys. call them or visit the web site. they're both right there on your screen. you can also find them on facebook or twitter and see their handsome faces when you're driving north of 15. always on that billboard. all month long, planet hollywood will turn the color pink. all to benefit susan g. komen through the end of the month. all coins tossed into the fountain will go to the organization. and you want to find out more

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season after season, the family shows us that being average can be hilarious on the hit comedy "the middle." >> patricia heaton uses her wit and sense of humor to get her family she joins us now. good morning. how are you? >> hey. good morning. good morning. i'm doing great. >> congratulations. you're in your eight season now. you're deep within syndication length. this is good. this show will last forever now. >> yeah. it's kind of amazing to have sort of hit the jackpot two times with wonderful scripts and great cast.

>> well, we're looking forward to the episode tonight. we hear that axle is going to be bringing home a new lady. tell us a little bit about her and how the whole family reacted to her. >> yeah. she's absolutely stunning, played by the marvelous greer grammar, who happens to be kelsey grammar's daughter. and who i've also worked with. so it's really fun. and she's beautiful and super funny and the family is very excited to meet her thinking she's the just let you watch the show. >> i think we actually saw on mute the dot, dot, dot, but we don't know what was said. this is why you have to watch it. >> no, but i saw the look on your face. you have to see it. >> what's your favorite -- throughout all the seasons, what's been your favorite parenting moment from the show? >> oh, my gosh.

such a wonderful show and it's kind of paralleled my life as we're going through. so even this season, we have sue trying to figure out what her college major is. i'm going through that with one of my sons. we have brick learning how to drive this season. i've gone through that with my kids. that one i finally had to just pay somebody to teach him 'cause i could not get in the car with him. i mean, my just tightening. i literally, like pressing on that invisible brake on the passenger side. yeah. so i mean, i totally relate to all the adventures that the hecht family has together, as i think most americans do. >> yeah. you know what i love about you, we know you're a super mom on tv for almost two decades. but you're a super mom in real life. mother of four sons. my co-host, shawn here, is

five weeks. do you have any advice for him? >> help me. >> oh, congratulations! >> thank you. >> oh, my gosh. soave to just take the next eight years and set them aside. >> oh, no. >> you're not going to be able to do anything you actually want to do for about eight years. but you'll be having fun. but you have to just like pour your -- you had plans? cancel them. [ laughter ] you kind of have to settle in 'cause those first eight years are really super intense as far as hands on. but my advice to you would be you need to really lay down the foundation and rules for your kids early and then you can loosen up later. and also you want to make sure -- yes. and also you want to make your kids as independent as possible

>> don't do everything for them. i'm learning this too late, by the way. i'm only telling you this because i didn't do any of these things and i'm paying the price. but you really want to not be a helicopter parent. do the opposite of that. >> all i know is i hope to do as good of a job as i can so that my kid never runs for president. if i can get that to happen, we will be in good shape. >> i think maybe we kneeled your kid to run for president. like right now. >> let's see. we have a fetus. he's coming out in like ten days. but he's going to run this thing. >> he's a great candidate. he's got a clean record. >> clean record. so far as we know right now he hasn't lied about anything. >> yet. give him time, i'm sure he will. patricia, it's a pleasure. congratulations. this has been such a huge show for you and we're really happy for you. congratulations. >> and congratulations on a new

tuesdays? >> tuesday nights is great. we have a wonderful show following with called "american housewife." my good friend is in it. katy nixon stars in it. it's going to be a really fun night. >> awesome. great having you. thank you so much. >> thanks, guys. >> the season premiere of "the middle" is tonight. a new night at 8 right here on channel 13. on ktnv.com you can find out why the place to live. >> from special reports to deals at restaurants and more, check out the web site for your out the web site for your insight into las vegas. the desert is where bad guys go when they want to make evidence disappear. but hiding the evidence won't help danny tarkanian. sure, he can bury all those property taxes he skipped out on for years... ...or all those fake charities he helped set up... ...or the scams against seniors he formed...

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our next guest can pinpoint the source so you can start living life fully again. dr. devin luzod is back with spinal care of nevada. great having you again. >> always great to be here. >> so the nucca method. explain that. >> it's more gentle chiropractic. people are afraid sometimes of going to a chiropractor. they've had a bad experience because they don't want to get twisted, cracked, popped. the nucca method is very gentle. 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 doctor. >> we have a video that shows how you're able to pinpoint the location of pain. explain this. >> so if you figure this brain sits toe top of our body and most of us have one. our spouses may argue with that. but the brain sends a nerve down the spine. they come out the side, they run to every muscle, cell and organ in your body. bone out of place, maybe from a fall, an accident, sports, you name it, it pinches a nerve. that can cause pain, numbness,

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. those nerves run to the sinuses, cause headache pain, sinus problems, allergies, middle of the neck, thyroid, 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 m neck. here runs to the heart, the lungs. this adjustment, the nucca chiropractic organization, studied high blood pressure. the adjustment can lower 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 time in a long time, the body can fix itself. as we get toward the middle of the body, these nerves control the stomach. stomach is indigestion, heartburn, ulcer, those nerves

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, diarrhea. messy conversation. again, i don't claim to cure that. but when you get the pressure off the nerve, the body can fix it at the bottom. that's male organ, female organs. prostate, e.d., menopause, painful cycles, hot flashes and all the other joys that go along with that. remember, those nerves at the bottom, that's also sciatica burning into the butt tux and 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 dealt with their whole life, chronic pain, nerve pain, pinching, numbness, burning, tingling, you can fix it without getting shots; you're getting rid of essentially the traffic jam so everything is working the best. >> you have the best analogies

to live with this for the rest of my life. but this is not an excuse. >> or a doctor says take this drug and what happens is 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. they don't really have pain. they're not really suffering. 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 >> there is two things we do very well. one is the very gentle chiropractorric adjustment. it gets results where other things 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 arthritis, bad joints, shoulder, wrist, knee, hip. more circulation to that area, you don't get the joint back, but it feels better. and the case slows down. so once again, you have quality of life you and don't have to go

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home and put cash in your pocket. brian phillips, president and ceo of fed-ex office is here to show us how. good morning. >> good morning. how are you? >> i'm great. let's talk about declutterring our homes. i love to get rid of things i don't need. autumn is a great time to do this. we got to clean up our homes before the holidays come around. you have something new called a valet service. tell bus it. >> what you just described is exactly why we got into it's fed-ex and ebay coming together to create the ebay valet, fed-ex office dropoff service, which means you can take unused stuff in your home, bring it into us and we'll help you turn it into cash. a research tells us that the average person has about $3,000 worth of items in their home that's of value that's not being used. it also tells us the average person doesn't want to go through the hassle of selling

so. what we've got here is so simple. you bring the item to us. you relax. we turn it into cash and get you paid. >> this is so smart. my husband and i sell things on ebay now and then. one of the things is we're like oh, do we have to go through all that work? you have to take the pictures and list the items and do the research. so this is a brilliant thing. tell me about what items you are selling. electronics, clothing? what sells? >> we've seen things come in, from personal electronics like phones and tablets, to sporting goods such as golf clubs and tennis rackets, even high-end apparel, including purses and shoes. so this stuff is moving very, very well and our team members will accept you sort through it and figure out what will sell and what won't. as you mentioned, this process is all in. it's all included. the packing, the shipping, the

sure that the payment is made and put into your pay pal account. and for those people that never have done this before, come in to any one of our 1600 locations and we will help you not only open up the ebay account, but also make sure you get set up on pay pal. >> this is so smart. what a great partnership. now, once i give you my item and i let go of it and i don't have to do any of the work, how am i notified that it's sold and how much of the final sale price do i receive >> well, part of the sign-up process, we will have your contact information so you'll be able to stay apprised to the process as it moves along. and when your item sells, depending on its value, you could earn up to 80% of the value of the item. if for whatever reason it doesn't sell and we try very hard to prevent that, the item will be returned to you free of charge. it will be shipped back to you via fed-ex. >> interesting. now you mentioned electronics.

phones, a couple ipod and a laptop. i would love to get rid of them. one thing stopping me is making sure of the security of my information. how can you make sure that electronics, that the information is stripped and ready to be sold? >> until ebay valet came along, i had that same shoe box and those exact same concerns. but it's real simple. we want you to wipe clean ev off for us. if you don't know how to do that on your electronic device, you can go out to ebay.com/valet. there are easy, simple steps for you and your viewers to take to make sure none of their personal information comes in on that device. our ebay expert also make sure those steps have been followed as well. >> brian, thank you so much. it's occurred to me my husband

bring down to the fed-ex office and sell on ebay. i'll be doing that. thank you for joining us. >> great. it's been my pleasure. thank you again. >> it's now easier than ever to clean house and collect cash with the new dropoff valet program from fed-ex office and ebay. for more information, just head to either of the web sites on your screen. thank you so much. while you're online bidding on her ugly christmas sweater. go to "morning vegasmorningblen. you'll find a whole lot.

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is tropical smoothie cafe. >> i was at a tropical smoothie a couple days ago. saw the box there. it's very simple. donate a gently used or new children's coat or coats to any of their locations. you want to find one near you, go to ktnv.com or tropicalsmoothie.com and a special thanks to the salvation army for distributing the coats to families in need and a big thanks to tropical smoothie cafe, a proud sponsor of action news and this community project. great thing that's been happening for many years. it gets cool here. >> it is a great thing. >> you hey, she helped the view be put on the map. meredith viera returning to the table. that and more today at 10 right after us. i got us in trouble with meredith once. >> what did you do? >> she used to host millionaire. and i, thinking the witty boy that i was, i'm like hey, let me ask her some millionaire trivia. see if she can answer some questions. the producers in new york were not happy. she handled it very well.

kid and what is he doing to meredith viera. i feel terrible. >> wow. >> that's not so bad. at least you didn't offend her. >> well, give me time. i'm sure i will.

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