>> tuesday morning. taking a live look outside at treasure islands. home of marvel station, >> the creator, the mythed the legend, stan lee is going to be there. he is everything when it comes to marvel. you have to get down there for that. >> auteur autographs. it is exciting. >> most of what is going on today is you eating your children's candy. >> yes. while they are at school. >> i don't know know what happened. as you have chocolate all over

>> we have four bags. >> good morning. >> halloween last night. i had every thought to be the good neighbor. you know the next door app, you can talk to neighbors, it is like facebook for your neighbors. it is like a neighborhood watch. button line. >> you can tell them, hey, we have candy. >> we have a picture of the front of our house. >> let's see. it is set up. >> up. >> oh. did you have the clown faces in your rocks? >> i love those. >> they are gnomes. and they are for different sports teams. >> that's how we go. >> oh. >> that's the most i saw. between the gout in my right foot and a caffeine headache

i put the bowl outside and i closed the door. we are done. >> shawn, it is your turn. >> you work late. >> i was a miserable human being. i don't know how i drove to the house. that bowl emptied. we bought too many bags. >> we have too many candy bars. >> they are in the >> froze rees. >> i got home little bit late. things were in full swing. >> major traffic last night. on the 215. >> everyone was rushing to get home and give out candy or rushing home to get their kids out. >> i was driving carefully. i didn't want to hit any kids.

the street in front of me. i was like, high beams. >> i love to see the kids. you have to see the kids dressed up. i have a couple of pictures, i think, of neighbor kids. this is amazingly decorated house. can you see the giant skeleton on top of the house? >> wow. >> these are the neighbors that went all out. and then the kids, i love the they are so excited. >> oh. this is -- she is a girl scout. >> did she have cookies. >> no, she didn't. >> the kid, the kid is a computer wiz. he fixed by laptop for me. [laughter.] . i'm not kidding you. >> nice. >> that little kid is going places. >> it was a fun night.

neighbor's kids and almost run them over when they cross in front of your car without looking. >> and the parent was on the other side of the road and they didn't say hey, stop. >> high beams. >> you must be careful on halloween. >> we did a good job. >> speaking of days, this is november 1. welcome to november, everybody. >> this is the month my life >> baby comes the month. freaking out. >> we are on a count down. this is going to be huge. >> we have the big thing, something coming up on the 8th. something to do with two candidates. >> oh. that little thing. >> we are going to distract you all from what is happening. >> i did early voting. >> november 8. november 8. i don't drink. but i want to get drunk.

>> that's sdrablth people. >> distract people. >> you and i are on the topic of calendar of days. have you noticed there's national coffee day. >> we celebrated national taco day. it is getting to where everyday is like a day. >> it is out of hand. >> you need to find a day that is not a day and make it our day. >> is there a day? >> there's not a day that is not a >> there are 72 things today. >> november 1, we have the graphic, national vinegar day. >> why? >> i like cleaning with it. it is national kalzone day. >> deep fried clams day. >> you have to have that. >> national cook for your pet

it has something to do with dogs. i'm in. >> -- will get mad at me. >> national brush day. >> it is brush your teeth or hair? >> it is national brush day. i don't know. or the stuff you clean of your ranch when you are president for a year? >> how did you swing that back to politics? >> please brush your hair today. >> with a day, it would be hug your tv host day. wouldn't it? >> maybe national corny jokes day. >> [laughter.] >> we celebrate that everyday. we want to hear from you. what is your favorite day that means nothing. or how much candy do you have left? >> vegas morning blend.com. it is a party over here.

>> well, the united way here in southern nevada, shawn, have been improving the lives in your area for 59 years. that's almost 60. [laughter.] >> the leadership council help working women take a step forward with the women's suit drive. >> rhonda clausen, and mcnulty. >> explain what you do as united way. >> united way, the purpose is to unit people to get positive changes in your community. through health in the health, education, and financial stability. >> awesome. >> and the women's leadership council, you mentioned to me, you have been apart of the

tell us about the council. >> it is a group of women all interested in philanthropy. we are all different ages and groups. there's a national womens leadership. we have raised over 2 million dollars, and put it back into the community in various projects. >> the suit drive. it is very, very important. >> it is parking lot from until 7 p.m. and we will take shoes, dresses, scarfs, anything that will give women the confidence to walk into an interview and take control of their lives. >> i love being a part of the. as someone who started out not

we have so many people contributed to the event. tell us little bit about some of the women who benefit from the event. >> sure. last year we collected over 12 thousand items. >> wow. >> we are very proud of that. we were able to make on impact on the community by helping women in need. take control of their lives. they are struggling to keep a roof over their head, and taking care of their family. impact on their stability. >> i don't know how those came out of the closet. >> [laughter.] >> it is so important. this is why so many people came to donate. >> all of the clothing stay in southern nevada.

women's development center. >> we have several of those organizations on the show. great groups to give to. >> tell me about personally wha and other women too. >> we are a group of women who pull your talents and sources to improve the community. it is good to see our dollars being spent to help women in need. >> how about you? >> the opportunity to make an impact in the community, directly with our dollars. we have two giving levels, 1500 or -- a year. it is our own money. we decide which projects we are going to fund, and which agencies we are going to fund.

that goes into the united way and through the community. >> and you get the awesome pin. >> that's a worthy investment alone. >> i'm intrigued. how many women do you have? >> about one hundred. >> fantastic. >> going strong. >> let's talk about donations? >> how do the women in need take part? >> we'll take drive thru 7 a.m.-7 p.m. west. >> you can make a contribution online, on our website. united way of southern nevada and make a donation there. >> thank you very much. >> beautiful. >> thank you. >> 9th annual suit drive 7 a.m.-2 p.m.

you can't miss the building. it is massive. this is a very, very cool event. it is a great way to pass on things you don't need anymore. >> do you take red chairs?

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>> if you are inspired by the change in weather, you may be looking for delicious heartwarming and simple meals to make the fall. >> the mother of two and blogger katie workman is here to talk about her soup. >> let's talk about soup. >> absolutely. i'm very happy to be joining you on behalf of garden fresh gourmet and their fresh soups. found in the refrigerator section of your supermarket. they come in wonderful flavors, tomato soup, and chicken noodle and chicken tortilla soup. and what i love about the soups, they are the classic flavors, they have a modern twist to them. when you read the ingredient lists, you can pronounce everything, you are recognize everything. it feels like ingredients that

refrigerator, and your own pantry. there's a homemade quality to the taste. >> i'm glad you brought that up. i noticed that there are no artificial sweeteners and no msg. that's a big thing with soups that we are pre-made. >> that's a big thing. you can look at the chicken, broth, tomatoes. i know what all of those things are. it feels really good. what the soups has in them feels good, and what they don't have in them. >> it makes it feel like the homemade feel. you are eating something good. >> how do we make a whole meal out of the soups?

with soup i think of corn bread. it is the perfect wing man. i came up with a cheddar cheese corn bread, that has it on top and inside of the corn bread. and the recipe for that is on mom --.com. for the chicken noodle soup, you can go with the soup cracker or parmesan. that's a good choice. couple of handfuls of popcorn is a lot more fun. you can see that we have pumpkin seeds and crushed tortilla chips, seeds, sunflower seeds. you can play around. if you put out a number of toppings and a couple of soups

can top their bowl however they want to. >> it is more personal. it is great. i want to go back to that tomato soup. i would add a grilled cheese sandwich. >> and you can cut them into little pieces and float them on top. >> that's a great idea. when people say corn bread, i want honey on top of it as well. and cayenne. >> you can blend honey can soft butter and you can spread that on top. >> i know you do a lot of cooking at home. how do you best warm them up? do you add anything to the pot when you are heating them up? >> the great thing, these can be heated in the microwave or on the stove. it takes minutes either way.

balanced. they have a lovely flavor. if you like hot sauce, you can add a shot or two of hot sauce. something else, maybe swirl black olive or pesto. >> you can heat them up, look in the door of your refrigerator at you will of the things you negligent. and figure out which might pair up with the soups. >> personalize it just a little bit. thank you for all of the information. >> just a little. >> thank you very much. >> for more information that we just shared. head to the website on your screen. >> are you on facebook or twitter? like or follow us. you can find us at vegas morning

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list, and also, think about the kids that may not be kidding toys the season. >> the marines are hosting their golf tournament. it is the weekend. a benefit for toys for tots, it is at painted desert golf club. call the number or go to the

americans will be traveling around the holidays. they are the busiest time of the year. >> julia diomn joins us to survive the thanksgiving crunch. >> thank you for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> i have been through the thanksgiving hell.

tlas. how do you avoid the biggest crowds and the weather delays? which airport is the worst? >> travelocity did a survey, and it turns out the top five with the highest traffic -- drum role -- denver, seattle, newark, los angeles, and san francisco. >> wow. >> if you have the ability when you are booking to avoid some of helpful. look for alternative airports. denver, colorado, colorado springs may be an alternative, and burbank, that may be a good option. that will get rid of some of the stresses. >> you have traveled to over 80 countries. you now how to avoid a crowd or two. >> i should have all of countries.

stressful point is being late for your flight. get yourself extra time and additional 45 minutes can help. check in online beforehand. if you are driving ourselves, waze is a great crowd source, and help you get around the issues and get to your destination quickly. >> and packing with security lines in mind. if you are carrying on, you want liquids are easily accessible. >> you know what is coming. take your shoes off. get prepared and take the coins out of the pockets and pitch in for the team so we can get through quickly. >> every time i make it through the security area, it is like a game show. if it doesn't beep, i have passed.

delay the crowd. >> tsa precheck will help with that. you can go online, fill out the application, go through the process, and that will help you go through security lines in a quicker manner. once you are through security lines, you want to keep up to date with gate changes. i like trip it. it changes. i can look at my phone, and know that there's a gate change. unfortunately, there are a longer delays, gate guru is a helpful app. which tells you what is in your terminal, what restaurants, atm's, where to find it. if you want a massage while you wait. all of the things are really helpful to note.

most importantly, you have to embrace the zen. pack your patience. it is thanksgiving. theoretically, we are much nicer people at this time. [laughter.] >> if you give yourself enough time, well-informed, that can help with the stress of the terminal madness. >> we have about 20 seconds left. how do you travel with a kid? i'm about to have one in three weeks. i'm scared. >> congratulations. >> your child is young. letting them get their energy out. run it out before you get on the plane. go to family friendly destinations. travelocity is having a great sale. some detonations like cancun have 50 percent off of their packages.

friendly destination. it is great if you are traveling with a family. travelocity has great deals and i encourage you to check it out. >> you are awesome. thank you very much. >> for more information on how to pull off a stress free trip the thanksgiving, it is possible. travelocity.com. they will help get you there. >> i like embracing your inner zen. i will think of that when i at lax >> who doesn't want soft hair? it is national brush aafter all. >> this is one of my favorite tips, used melted coconut oil. massage it into your head for three-five minutes and work it through your hair and leave it

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welcome back to the blend. >> caring for an aged loved one, we have to be prepared for it. how to be prepared for it. >> dr. jud fisher is here. he is with healthcare partners medical group. >> good to see you. >> great to have you here. you are here to tell us little bit about what we can do to prepare for taking care of an aging parent. life. what advice do you have? >> a few things. it is important to learn as much as you can about your loved one's disability or illness. and try to determine what you can do the help them. as a care giver, the more you understand about your role as a caregivers, the anxious you will feel and the better care you can

>> how can you keep them mentally activity? >> it is important to act as your gear giver. care giver. you don't have to do everything. it is crucial to maintain their independency. ask them to do the tasks that they have safely do. it is very, very important. >> allowing people to feel self sufficient and still engaged in the community and have a purpose? is that what you are saying? >> absolutely. we want our parents to have independent lives. >> why is now the best time to have the conversation?

medicare open enrollment. it is the one time of year that they have to review their medicare option and their plan. so that they can actually -- we have a mic there. >> you did a good job. >> so they can change their benefits. if they don't take the opportunity before december 7 to change their plan they will have to wait until entire to make changes. >> you are a great cave giver. >> excellent. >> it was somewhere else. you can't hear much. we wanted to make sure. >> thank you. >> when it comes to medicare plans, what should you keep in mind? the enrollment could be a daunting task. there are so many different questions and options that come up the time of year. >> the first question as cave givers we should ask, does the

does the plan have option for dental and vision? >> dental is important too, it is not in there. >> yes. and really most importantly, one of the things that i strongly push is does the plan have a patient care model that puts the patient first? such as a total care model. >> let's talk about the total care model that you >> we have a total care model that addresses the patient from a to z. from the moment you sign up with us, you are there. we have a support team that is contacting you immediately once you sign up with healthcare partners to get to your needs and you have a schedule appointment with your primary care physician. and we put our arms around you

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understand what we can do for them. we will have various events throughout the valley in the near future to give the patients an opportunity to meet the procedures and all of the services we offer, and prepare them for the open enrollment. >> we have little bit more than a month to go. december 7 is the last day. >> if people want to know more, where should they go? >> we will have something on the screen that will give a website, to lea we are having. and also -- >> there it is. >> -- find a location near them to participate in the upcoming events. >> thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> medicare open enrollment is now, through december 7. go to their website. do you know of someone who

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>>. >> one of the biggest trends in gift giving the holiday is smart smart technology. >> mario armstrong is showing us about the cool gifts. or keep for yourself. >> how are you? >> i'm doing great. >> how are you? >> doing very well. >> you have a bunch of stuff in front of you. we'll start off with the 2-in-1. this is the galaxy pad pro s. they have one in black at samsung.com. it is a tablet, and computer, you have a fuel keyboard. >> intel processer, and windows

i'm happy about, is long lasting battery life to carry whenever you go. it is a great community. >> if you are commuting, you want something to fit on the tray table in front of you. that's the one. >> yes. you have the multiple configurations, fold it shut. there are so many different ways to use it. >> moving to technology from other things inside the house, sometimes you run out of you run out of toilet paper or paper towels. you wish you could tell someone to get more. >> this is tripping me out. amazon created a solution to the problem. and toilet paper, you are right, that's a problem. [laughter.] >> you have amazon dash buttons, and they connect to your wifi

product. coffee, tide laundry soap, and you press the button, and it will send it automatically to amazon and order it for you. no phone, no nothing. >> we are living in a different world. >> it is a beautiful thing. >> you should hit a button that brings headphones. >> boom! . this is the back beat fit, what is good about these, the wireless speakers, and 8 hours of battery life. and they are super rugged. they are sweat proof. if you run or jog and you are tired of the ear buds popping out of your ears, this is it. >> they are super easy.

vegas. look how simple the is. you want to control your lights in the house. no wires, no tools, and one second this is done. you buy the device, it is a magnet. put it over your light switch. and now you can control that by blue tooth on your mobile device. >> so cool. >> that's it. you are done. and you can use it manually. you can press up and down if you wish. so cool. so easy to use >> great, great smart home technology. >> and the front door. the dead bolt has gotten newer and better. this is a touch screen dead bolt. you can give family members and friends a code so they can come in without keys. it is great. it is weatherproof. you can use it with gloves. it is awesome.

and check out their new campaign around open possibilities. and last but not least, you can't have holidays without a holiday gift card. you have to make it unique. minted. this is great. i love it. number one global community of independent designers created designs to upload your image. and you can see literally dozens and you can say i don't like the snowflakes, i like that other scene, or i like -- we did one for our family right here. >> you can put it on with your own message and not over the top as far as price. you will love these. and these are nice as well. >> very handsome.

>> i had little bit to do with that. not a lot. so i get it. i know it is the wife's thing. >> her genetics came in strong. that's good. [laughter.] >> great to talk to you. >> shawn, i appreciate the time. hit up our website. you know what it is. >> it is right there. i got you, mario. >> remember to check out vegas morning blend.com. >> you will find

>> yes. more than one thousand wines to try. >> that's a lot of wine. >> yes, it is.

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stars, ryan lochte and cheryl say hi. >> we would have bets how long he would stay on the show. he lasted longer than we expected. >> how long has it been since the season started? >> seven weeks. >> wednesday on the morning blend, the valley event that is bringing hope to >> food, fun, and details on the year of convoy of hope. >> [laughter.] if you heard a yawn in the background. we have the rolling camera? we have it. >> camera three needs to turn around on you. >> get camera 3 up for a minute. >> we had an in-studio yawn.

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