monday morning. taking a live look outside right now. >> hold on, shawn. it's not monday. it's prefriday. >> it feels like a monday. taking a live look outside. sorry, i didn't start my brain up in the cold weather up the gin. >> it was cold this morning. >> little bit. there is a new theater at the monte carlo. rikki martin going to be one of the theater's star residents. you got a nice look at my back side. >> i didn't brush the back of my hair. i should have. no, i'm just kidding. >> glad the hair restoration thing doesn't have the scar. i went walking early this morning with a major parka on. it's shelly. >> you get here at 6:00 in the

walking at ten after 4:00. there is this other guy in my neighborhood is walking at the same time and he goes morning. and i go morning. and that's about all. but the stars are out. it's a beautiful time to walk. >> that early? i didn't want anyone talking to me. don't talk to me, i'm afraid. nothing. >> i hear you. we have the phone on. >> phone, we're still on phone patrol. as a matter of fact, are we good to go? can we do this? >> we're on baby watch folks. on phone right now, is wifey marsha. >> it could happen. >> hi, marsha. >> hi. >> i can't hear her. i knew this was going to be a disaster. >> you can't hear me? >> she says hello. there she is. looking beautiful. >> look at that photo. >> hold on. marsha, i can't hear you yet. can you say hello again? >> yes. can you hear me now? >> oh, boy. you can hear her on air? marsha, tell everybody -- is he

>> is he crowning yet? what kind of question is that? >> are we close? can i leave? >> i need to -- >> i will be sticking around for a bit. you feeling okay? is everything good? >> i'm good. it's coming soon. >> listen, marsha, i need to talk to this lady. i channel 13 is behind you. i want you to keep that in mind. >> aww. >> as you go into labor on. i want to make sure is shawn taking really good care of you? is he -- is he giving you -- no, really. right now it's like, you know -- it's like -- >> yeah. yeah. >> reassuring. >> right now this is all about

ready? >> yes. i'm getting good sleep. >> when you say that channel 13 is hyped her i had a vision of being inside the room, and having like jim prather whisper in her ear, push. that would be the most awkward thing. marsha, the cell phone is on the it. you can call at anytime, it's ready to go. >> i know. i know how to get you. >> all r >> thanks for joining us. we're all anotherring for you. >> thank you, marsha. see you in a bit. we need a new cell phone carrier. yeah. here is the thing. >> do you have good cell phone reception? >> every cell phone it talks like a robot. >> most people only have cell phones. >> we want to hear from you about this. i don't know really what it is. >> we want to hear how you feel

any advice you would like to give shawn. >> labor tips. >> people love giving advice about babies and parenthood. >> facebook, twitter, you can find links at vegasmorningblend.com. we could read some of your comments on the air or i could read them to marsha while she's pushing. >> speaking of babies, it's thursday and it's my favorite day of the week, because look at this face. >> oh, boy. >> look at this face. >> this is archie. he was found rooming the streets. he loves me. he was found roaming the streets of las vegas with a microchip. the nspca called number and the family said no thanks, we don't want him. unacceptable. >> well you know what, their loss is our gain. >> there you go. i almost want to call and yell. >> yeah, it's not worth it, because we're going to find him a home. where they're going to treasure him.

the puppy like my puppy was. >> someone brought him to us. don't want him. but like you said, that is okay, because you know what? that wasn't the best home for him. >> it wasn't. and this dog is awesome. he is the perfect dog to just curl up, and watch football with. >> super playful. >> give you kisses. >> he's a little puppy. >> he does, and i'm worried he's going to jump up >> listen, we have red couches over there, if you want to chew -- >> yeah -- >> he doesn't chew, though. >> he's a good boy. >> he has white fur on his chess. you are so hand many so. let's talk about him, the demands for this kind of dog would be. what would make the best home? i feel like he could use serious exercise. >> here's the thinking. take him for a couple weeks a day, he'll be fine, because most of the time he's just chilling out, not doing much.

older. he's 5-years-old. he doesn't need ten-hour walks a day, but couple walks, and he'll just chill out and watch tv with you. >> it doesn't matter how he is with animals, chances are your dog needs to get comfortable with the animals as well. >> let's make sure they get along. >> absolutely. that's the great thing, down in the nspca in the lobby you can come down, bring the whole family. you have entire families come in, because adopting a pet is obviously a don'ting family member, is a big deal. you can bring your pet as well and do tests. i did that with my dog. we brought my other dog down and spent about two hours walking and seeing how think interacted with each other. >> dogs may love people and may not like other dogs, so it's

your dog down. >> no question. he's not tired yet, but the second he is he'll be laying on this pet bed from best mattress. anyone that adopts archie gets the bed. >> and he won't destroy the bed, he'll lay on it. >> very sweet. >> can you sit? good boy. >> i think he sees himself on tv. and he's luke who is that handsome fellow. >> you know, he's very curious. he has been watching everything, list hing to you guys talk. i want to be involved. >> very attentive. >> it's so neat to you join us each week. i know you're such a friend to the animals. you have been working at the nspca for over ten years. you're a long timer. you've seen so many beautiful animals like this. what do you think, your honest opinion, what's special about archie? >> he loves to give kisses and snuggle. i love -- my favorite thing is when it's getting colder and it's getting colder, grab the

and i think this is -- this is what he's meant to do. >> think of tall money you'll save on your gas bill. the kitten from last week -- >> she got adopted. >> thank you so much. bye, archie. >> if you would like to adopt archie head down to west dewey drive. the website and phone number on on your screen. >> if you adopt him you're going on get mattress, a proud sponsor of "the morning blend." they're also a proud sponsor of the sleep tip of the day featured every monday. stay with us.

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about to go live. that is a huge insider tip and trick, a huge advantage. plus, just by using the app you're automatically entered into give aways for cash, and they just launched the new feature called package x-ray, so if you buy a package it gets delivered to your house, you scan the bar code, it automatically tells you what's in it. if you bought something for the kid, huge savings over the holiday season, or a camera for the dso lover in your life it you can wrap it right in the box. it does half the work for you. it's amazing. >> that is a testament to how popular amazon has become when we don't even know what's in the box because there are so many at our doorstep. it's amazing. cameras. everybody loves a good camera. >> right. right. and the nikon d 3400 is a fantastic camera for those shutterbugs in your life who are ready to take their skills to the next level.

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crystal clear, so vibrant, it feels like it's right in the room with you. it's amazing. plus it has these magic trips up its sleeve, in addition to having stunning high end technology. you can be streaming a tv show on that phone, and then walk into the living room with the flick of your wrist, stream the same content on to this amazing, stunning 4 k high television. it's just amazing. >> i tell you, keep that in mind, it just blows my mind, yes. every month something more impressive comes out. i got to tell you, i love the dremel. you can go so many things. so cool. thank you so much. >> you're so welcome. and if you need to find out anything more, like where to get any of these, the price points, go to thunk news.com/you will 20 mat. >> to find out more about

go to thunk news.com/ultimate. >> thank you so much. you worked hard, saved responsibly and you want to retire early. now what? here with insider tips, ashton strobelt, retirement brothers and they join us every week on the blend to help educate us on the matters of finance and retirement, retiring early. i love the sound of this. how are you? >> we're here. we're glad we got to hear she is so much better looking than you are. >> did i mary up. >> you sure did. since you're son the child will get her brains and her beauty so you're responsible for nothing. >> if he gets her hair we're totally at a hundred%. >> you set the barlow if all she gets is her hair. retiring early sounds great. a lot of folks need to consider what gets you to that point.

i heard some people retire before, you know, age 40. >> it's all a president aer of how much you spend on your living expenses. if your living expenses are extremely small you don't need that much to cover the living expenses. you have to consider people living longer than they ever have before, if you make it to age 65 you will likely live to 84 as a man or 86 as a woman. as the average. and so you have to plan on your money lasting you all those years, so if you want to retire at 50 you have to 30 plus years to have your money last you. and that's possible, but you have to be aware of some of the penalties that are there if you take money out of retirement accounts early the wrong way, you could be hit with a 10% penalty on those early withdrawals. >> you have ira, irb, irc, so that was my plan. >> a whole new generation, we're talking about how people are downsizing. people have micro careers where

years, sock away most of what you earn, completely maximize contributions, reverse of what normally people do, which is they don't contribute until later on in hive. they contribute everything right up front in the first ten years, and then retire pretty quickly but keep their cash flow, pay off their house, whether it's a micro house or not, only work for ten or 15 years and have a plan like keeping that monthly income need so low that they can retire really early. >> that ten or 15 years are they rice and beaning it for the first 15 yea >> probably. but there are many more out there right now who figure they don't need a whole lot. they don't need the newest car, they don't need the -- we're getting rid of the big hat, no cattle generation, which is where you got to have everything now, and we're seeing a lot of these people coming into our office that are 50, 60-years-old, that haven't saved a whole lot. their kids watched that, and they're making different choices than their parents did. >> which is incredible, because we have not necessarily been the smartest country financially.

but it seems as though the younger generation heeded that call and they've actually been paying attention. >> it's like the children of the depression, right? that was the great generation that saw their parents lose everything, and they real used they needed savings. this happened as well with the children and the kids who saw the tech bubble burst in 2000, 2001, retirement savings wiped out. 2008, 2009, the mortgage mess, people aren't interested in just financing the maximum amount on their house they w their house. so it is creating an interesting environment he where we expect to see people even more financially found in the next 20 years than we do now. >> i like that. >> it's a good thing, which means you don't have to leave your kid for an inheritance because he'll make better decisions than you do. >> the last check should bounce, perfect plan. >> you mentioned the early -- taking money early out of these plans. so you get hit with a fee essentially for every dollar you

that it? >> if you take money out, you are hit with a 10% penalty for early withdrawal. >> how are they getting away with it? >> there is a few ways to get away with it. there is the 72 t rule which you can take money out over five years, you can create, it a yous you to an individual the 10% penalty but it's tricky, so you have to do it correctly with your cpa. there is other ways to get around it, as well. you can take an ira and roll a piece of it to a roth ira. years you can take that early, as well. there is ways around it. you have to be wise on how you approach it. >> complicated game. >> that's why you are important. >> that's why we're -- that's the only reason we're important, one of the reasons we're important. we like to see people retire early, if they can. we just want to make sure they don't retire too early. >> what's the best advice you would give to someone who saved

trigger? >> first and most important thing is to keep your options open. one tip is contribute to a roth ira. i don't care if it's a dollar, but it's important to contribute something to a roth ira because it starts the clock. they have a five year seasoning period that you have to have had a roth ira for five years before you can pull out money. doesn't matter if you're 59 1/2, but if you started that clock even with $1, we start the five years. so if you're 20-years-old, 25 years old, throw a buck or $10 or a hundred ira, it's important to stop that. >> so that dollar day when it's 500,000 maybe a tomorrow, that dollar starts the clock. >> starts the clock. that's fantastic. i'm going to do that. i'm taking that away today. >> after a year he learned something. perfect. work here is done. >> you want more tips and tricks for achieving a happy and secure retirement call number on your screen, because abe and nick

free retirement. the number to call (702)900-8177. make sure to get yours right now. and you can also learn more about ashton strobelt by visiting their website. happy retirement, everybody.

there are so many reasons why our faces age with time. but did you know one of the major culprits for sagging skin is bone loss. >> really incredible. here to explain what we can do about bone loss, bernie blanks. bernie. >> thanks for having me today. listen, so the holy trinity if you will that creates a firm,

muscle, fat, yes fat, and bone, as you just mentioned. bone is the structure, the very foundation of our face. if you think of a giant skyscraper, the that's what the bone is to our faces, right? and as we age, the bone loses density and volume. so if you think of the steel girders decaying, getting smaller, what's going to happen? that building is going to fall in. and with our faces when that bone starts to decay and cave in, it takes the fat, and dragging the skin right down with it. >> we're looking at the first graphic here. explain what we're looking at. >> the girl on the left of your screen, young girl, 35, bone structure, still perfectly intact, and you see because of that she has a nice, bright open eye, beautiful plump cheek, the jaw line very sharp, and the lips still nice and firm. over on the next -- on the right side of the screen, you see the ravages of bone loss. and look at that bone on the

causing the eye to really sink back into the head. look at the cheekbone. a lot narrower, even shorter in length. the jawbone going down the side of the face really, really diminished and even shorter. causing the whole entire face to shrink and in-depth in width and length. >> this is so interesting. we always aer from much things talking about collagen. now we're talking about bone. >> absolutely. >> so what can be done abo this? >> at advanced aesthetics las vegas we love to use an injectable product. it's different from the acids that we talked about here on your show, juvederm, totally different from those products. it's a substance called appetite, which is the exact same substance as our teeth and our bones. so we like to use this product whenever we see that someone has

across the bone, mimmick the bone and restore that lost volume in the face. >> we're looking at a picture sha shows this off. >> i love this graphic. i wanted to show the ladies in the audience what happens in profile to the face due to bone loss. of course, the woman on the left, the young face, has all the bone structure intact. as you go right, look at the far right. look how the jaw recedes. look at the jowling at the bottom o the skin has nowhere to go, us inel and fat hang at the bottom of the face. i have patients that go my nose has gotten so big. what's going on? that picture illustrates how the mandible in the female really recedes due to that bone loss. >> wow. >> that's interesting. where is your man today bill? >> this area in the jaw. >> as this drops down it makes your nose look more prominent.

so -- >> we're going to show a video. and i can't wait for you to explain. just heads up if you're a little hess hesitant about needles you may want to look away. >> so this is our lovely patient cheri, she is 87-years-old. she said i've never done anything. it's time, i need to do something. i do not want a facelift. so i looked at her and i was like i saw the bone loss, i saw the sagging skin, so i thought radius. you see through the video, we're putting it all into her cheeks, all around her mouth, the jowl line. she got amazing results. >> this product bonds to the bone. >> we lay it right on top of the bone. if you took an x-ray, you would see the product in an x-ray. >> that's awesome. >> the excite thing is we have cheri in studio. >> here is the before and here

boom. >> look at that. gorgeous. how are you? >> i'm just great. and never imagined ever doing anything to my face. and -- but i was thinking about it. and one day a coworker approached me and said why don't you go to advanced aesthetics and speak to bernie, and i did, and i told him i wanted to look natural, and he listened to what i said, and he really came up with some great ideas. and i felt completely relaxed talking to him. >> i can't believe you're 87-years-old. honest to goodness you look fantastic, like the -- like the brooklyn girl you're meant to be. >> always got to say brooklyn. you know what, thanks to bernie

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america's favorite donut and coffeehouse teamed up with the program benefiting nevada childhood cancer >> here is jeff gordon and charlie mootz. gentlemen, how are you? >> we're doing great. this is the best time of the year for us. >> of course. >> we finally had a nice cool morning, so it's crazy. >> donuts, hot chocolate. >> i smell the donuts. how are the coffee flavors doing that we talked about last time? >> the coffee flavors i guess

straight black cup of coffee but this is flying off the shelves. i can't believe how many people -- one out of every three is a flavored coffee. >> you don't need the flavor, you're sweet enough. >> oh, there you go. >> let's talk about this program. >> we got it going this year. this is the fourth year we teamed up with nevada chide hood cancer foundation. it is to help -- we provide christmas forel so of the families. those children never did anything to themselves, and they go through their tough time in their life, so we try to make it so our guests can come in and help. and being the fourth year what's interesting to see guests coming in and ask before our stuff was even -- >> that's great. >> so that's neat. i had two college kids come back say are you doing it again this year? i want the participate.

tree. >> i think everybody should have a donut tree. >> you come in. >> : pick one of these, and it will tell you there is a needs and wish list. all you have to do is go out, do a little shopping this friday, you know, wonderful day to start. when you bring it back, we just give you a cup of wonderful coffee. >> that's awesome. and tell us what items you're looking for. >> the needs list is what we really ask for everybody to do. and there is some pretty humble lists. might be on their wish list, but we ask our donors to come in and at least do all they can with the needs list. and then to take a look. and the wish list i'll tell you we've had some companies ended up buying a family a car because they had no transportation. you know, we're going to be adopting out close to 60 families this year that would otherwise not have christmas, and this is why we love -- would

take, you know, 12 to 16 families a year, makes such a dent in that, and they do such a great job. and the way they involve the community, i love the story that people are coming back, are you going to do it again this year. we need them. we need everybody. >> so will every store have a tree like this? >> well not necessarily a tree, because we have, you know, there is some different, smaller -- what we've done is door hangars. >> where do you look for these? >> they'll be on a wall inside the store. they are -- we kind of like a marketing thing in a box. and it's a door -- door handle. and all the icons are taped to it. you're going to walk in the store. you see it. >> you won't miss it. >> i was out looking yesterday to make sure everything was up. they're there. so most -- all 17 stores here in the valley have hanger and icons up. >> dunkin' donuts does a lot of

national level. you stood your ground and you're like we got to do something on a local level. >> these are families that are just neighbors. these are people who usually don't go out looking, they don't know what to do. when your child is sick it's a whole different avenue for a lot of people. and the other thing we do and jeff allows us to do is i load up my truck from each store, and some of the crew members go with and deliver. we'll set up a christmas tree. there is like some of the stores, the guests and some of the dinner. they'll -- there is one store already asking about a thanksgiving dinner. it's just -- >> it's awesome. >> really awesome. and to give an hourly employee that opportunity, because we all sit here and say we have it rough, but you walk into some of these houses and you know the difference. >> thank you so much. >> great having you. today only, visit any southern

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does your home need major repair? do you need to sell quickly for cash? lathe lavada, investor and real estate broker for first prime realty group is here to show us how he can buy your home for cash in a snap. here with more, lathe himself. great having you back, my friend. >> thank you. >> let's talk about this. what types of homes are you buying from sellers? how does this whole thing work? >> i usually buy unwanted homes, sellers need to sell quickly. generally the homes need massive

many a hardship. a good example is a divorce, relocation, a job loss. they inherited a home due to a family member passing on or something like that. >> and it's not something they can sustain, just want to cut losses. >> that's right. they need to get out quickly. >> why would a seller choose this route as opposed to playing the realtor game? >> again, the homes that i buy generally need thousands of dollars of repairs and the seller can't complete them. >> it's the type of stuff that might not pass inspection. so an investor like myself is the only one who can come in afford the buy those homes, fix them up, put them back on the market, for sale. getting a loan for these types of properties is challenging if not impossible. and most home buyers don't -- they didn't want to buy these homes, and they can't. so that's where a real estate investor like myself is beneficial to come in and buy the home for cash. >> you untilly do go in there and fix it up. you don't have to worry about

order for the money to be there. you're just paying for it in cash. >> that's right. >> does the seller have to pay real estate commission or no? >> there is actually noel estate commissions on the homes that i buy, and i pay all the seller closing costs, as well. >> just a two party purchase at that point. >> that's right. >> there we go. simple. how fast can you purchase a property? there is a lot of people they need it like yesterday. >> right. i actually purchased homes in three days before. >> no kidding. might not always be but what's the average, for example? >> well, really depends on every situation. every seller, every home is unique, but if the seller does need to close quickly, i do have the ability to do so. so it's based on the seller's situation, and their time frame, not mine. so we make sure that we're answering the needs of the sellers. >> of course. if a homeowner is watching right now and wondering whether or not they should sell, perhaps sell the home for cash, what's the process? how do they get the ball

office for a no obligation cash offer. i have a three step process. the first step is just give me a call at my office, and we'll do an evaluation, make you a cash offer. the second step is go ahead and agree upon a purchase price, sign a purchase agreement, and the third step is then go ahead and close the sale at a third party title and escrow company so you can get your cash profits. that's important because a lot of homeowners might be afraid that they're not going to get the cash, so everything is done company. and they're unsured to get cash profits that way. >> without signing the mortgage and stuff, at least for you. >> that's right. >> i can assume that the homeowners that are using the program are pretty thankful this exists because if you need it yesterday, trying to sell it the old-fashioned method and having to get things repaired, that can take a long time. >> it can. you know, and one situation we had was a gentleman who had cancer, and he needed to move

order to go through his treatment. and the home was in disrepair, he had a lot of belongings in the property, and you know, i told him i said we can make this very easy for you. we'll buy your home. we don't care about the condition. you don't have to make any fix ups, no repairs, and we'll give you the cash. we actually did close that one in three days. >> wow. >> yeah. and he was able to move on, get his treatment. he left all the belongings that he didn't want. i told him leave all the belongings you do not want in the property. and then that way i will go ahead and take care of you, and he was able to take what he wanted, leave the rest, and we closed, and he's very happy. we just closed on that property yesterday. >> wow. >> yeah. >> no kidding. you already have the dumpster. leave it alone. >> we closed on the elsa. we fixed it up, put it back. it's already closed. >> oh, wow. you're fast. didn't having you, my friend. if you want to sell your home for cash, lathe lavada is your guy. the number is right there on

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the suspense driven series "how to get away with murder" airs the winter finale. joining us, viola davis, the

introduction, but welcome, viola. we love watching you. >> oh, thank you. >> there is a lot of anticipation for tonight's episode. it's called who's dead. i know you can't tell us, but what can you tell us? >> what i can tell you is that you have to watch it live, otherwise, you know, what's -- it's going to be anticlimactic. you're going to be reading it on someone's twitter feed or facebook page. you have to be there in person, in front of the television, when the sheet comes up, and that's when, you know, your heart is going to start racing. so i encourage everyone, i've been encouraging everyone to have something cold because it's going to feel like you've been set on fire. you're going to feel like you've been set on fire.

>> you know what, it used to be. he always said that i was the one who had the biggest mouth. now, i didn't see it that way, but he saw it that way, so now i'm like really careful, because i'm thinking am i giving it away in my eyes? or i'm just talking too much? so now i try to say as little words as but it is a little bit hard. it's difficult. >> there hasn't been a lot of love interests for you lately. will that be heating up anytime soon? >> you know what, i just listen, analese has a lot of other things to think about, like her alcoholism, and now she's in the pen. i think her love life is the last thing on her menu. i think she has to get herself

the juices will start flowing, but right now, analese is on lock down. >> viola, totally fair, i get it. we look forward to the second half of season three. thank you so much. watch viola star in the winter finale of how to get away with murder tonight at 10:00, here on abc channel 13. don't miss it. thank you so much. we're over here. norm clarke, back with all that. how are you my friend? celine is back. >> celine is back after missing five shows with a viral infection, and doctors told her she needed to take the rest, and she was recently at disneyland. >> oh, wow. >> with her -- to celebrate her son's sixth birthday. how fast that flew, huh.

>> and there is report that she is going to -- >> cut back? >> cut back on the holiday schedule to spend more time with her kids. >> and that's understood, especially this year. let's talk about rikki martin. speaking of people, the whole city is going to celebs now. >> big ammouncement in. he is going to be becoming to the mark theater. over at monte >> it was very cool seeing them together. that's going to be a great show, going to bring in a lot of people. between that and bruno, it's ridiculous. khloe kardashian, let's talk about her new love interest. >> she has been dating triston thamson, local basketball power.

and she is apparently -- he is tapped the brakes on the relationship a little bit. thought it was moving along too fast. she was devastated and he had to console her and say no i'm just saying -- she was apparently talking marriage and kids and the whole works, and so it's -- it's little bit -- they slowed it down a little bit. >> interesting. >> but she has been wearing his cleveland cavs championship ring, so i never -- that's talk about going steady ring. >> going steady ring. that is as close as you need to get. that's pretty good. matt damon onboard for the new ocean's eight. >> yes. and that's an all female cast. it's going to have sandra bullock and ann hathaway,.

of fun, and it's filming right now in new yor going to be another year before it opens. >> really quickly, you went on a cool get away. >> yeah, my wife and i went to the park over the week en, this is bryce, it's just as spoke spectacular.before that, we wenw it's 22 hours. >> we got to go. great having you, my friend. take me next time you go there. stay with us.

is the thought of hosting a holiday party stressing you out? >> yes, still the star of the food network show southern at heart joins us with her own entertaining tips. along with delicious holiday party treats, as well. >> hi, i'm the host of food network, southern at heart and i have tips for a stress free holiday. freeze it. i do 75% of my entertaining food prep before any event. think of the dishes you can make the new food saver food preservation system is my secret weapon. i use it in almost every single stage of cooking from meal prep to leftovers. it creates an airtight seal so you can freeze your dishes. tip two, buy in bulk. the food saver system keeps foods fresh for up to five times longer and can save up to $2,700 a year. and tip three, don't forget dessert. one of my most requested recipes

to make a lot. store the cookies in zipper backs so you'll have some ready for your guests and for yourself. for more information go to food saver.com. >> awesome. >> that was great. >> very cool. ready to freeze food. >> my mom freezes everything. well, some people freeze food. it's a way to prepare ahead of time. >> you can prepare for the upcoming apocalypse, whenever you're rea coming up friday, do we really have to say more other than it's going to be friday? >> it is going to be friday. we want to know what you're doing this weekend. do you have any plans? >> yes, probably giving birth to a child. >> that's a big one. we're going to show you if you're not at the hospital, helping shawn deliver his baby, 13 awesome things to do. >> one of them could be cutting my child's cord for me. >> are you going to do that? >> you got to cut the your come. there is other stuff that i'm

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