carefully removing all mankeup o prevent irritation and keep your skin clean.ep helps produce hormones that keep the skin healthy. the guide also reminds readers to check use-by dates and ingredients when buying makeup. and it even includes tips on using makeup correctly, warning against irritating the eye area or risking infections by sharing products with friends. it also explains that makeup can be side effects and that readers should be careful of misleading advertisements. professor kim of the women's university helped write the manuals. >> translator: it's impossible to stop children using makeup. so if we can't stop it, what can the government do? we realized that the answer was teach children how to use cosmetics correctly. we wrote these pamphlets, educated teachers and have held lectures in elementary and middle schools for several months now. these teach children how to use makeup safely. >> written in simple language, the elementary school manual ends with a poignant statement. ye-jin and her friends head into seoul. these 12 and 13-year-old girls h

. >> psychologically it can lead to irritability, restlessness, you're kind of cooped up. >>> you're a prisoner of the weather and we don't wander to be a prisoner of the weather. >> he's concerned should the hot weather continue that irritability will lead more people to act out. >> that irritation can lead almost in a contagious way to other kinds of behaviors and so i worry that if this particular heave continues we'lparticularheat wave continue an upparticular in behavior. >> but he has a solution. >> just lay down and relax. that can help. >> he also advises find something air conditioning anywhere you can find it. make friends and look for ways to be social in this weather. find any way to be cool. the city of philadelphia is trying to help. some of the public pools that were set to close for the season tonight will remain opened tomorrow for one extra day but you need to check ahead to make sure that your pool is among them. live in fairmount park, i'm sarah bloomquist channel6 "action news. rick. >> sarah, thank you. >>> if you're concerned about yourself or a loved one in th

carefully removing all mankeup o prevent irritation and keep your skin clean.ep helps produce hormones that keep the skin healthy. the guide also reminds readers to check use-by dates and ingredients when buying makeup. and it even includes tips on using makeup correctly, warning against irritating the eye area or risking infections by sharing products with friends. it also explains that makeup can be side effects and that readers should be careful of misleading advertisements. professor kim of the women's university helped write the manuals. >> translator: it's impossible to stop children using makeup. so if we can't stop it, what can the government do? we realized that the answer was teach children how to use cosmetics correctly. we wrote these pamphlets, educated teachers and have held lectures in elementary and middle schools for several months now. these teach children how to use makeup safely. >> written in simple language, the elementary school manual ends with a poignant statement. ye-jin and her friends head into seoul. these 12 and 13-year-old girls h

that's irritating. but then you hear a story that paints a picture of what these stops with lied to. >> there is from the department of justice report. officers ordered the woman to exit her vehicle, remove her clothes and stand on the sidewalk to be searched. the woman asked the male officer in charge i really got to take all my clothes off? the male officer replied yeah. and ordered a female officer to strip search the woman find nothing weapons or con tra band around the woman's chest, the officer then pulled down the woman's underwear and searched her annal cavity. this search again found no evidence of wrongdoing and the officers released the woman without charges. the search occurred in full view of the street, although the superviezing male officer claims he turned away and did not watch the woman disrobe. >> trevor: i like how he added this, like that made it better. he turned away. what a gentleman, yes, and hear i thought that behavior was borderline criminal. now this story, is a story. it is

question of the day something may irritate you on social media but could help make your smile brighter. the question is, what is it? >>reporter: turns out a new study taking a video selfie brushing your teeth help improve oral health it can help you in asking feedback from your dentist on proper hygiene. and increase of accuracy of brushstrokes overall a% improvement in toothbrushing making you change your bad brushing habits. >> i guess i haven't seen a lot of this on facebook. >> >> posting a selfie brushing their teeth maybe we should now. >> it will get nicer outside. check out what is going on now. look at this we had a 10th of an inch overnight 2.02 engines, as far as monsoon concerns and this is above average by 0.38 inches. some locations doing well. here in the valley things are going to likely remain quiet over the next several hours but we are tracking strong thunderstorms to the southwest of prescott, moving into your area probably in the next 45 minutes. certainly look down towards the south and you will see those storms move in. tomorrow monsoon meter, 7 white mounds, and

overhas irritated buyers the years.the examples is silver lake which almost bought shutterfly. someone told me that they basically put a gun to their head. they said they were out. that> company never sold. >>> a short seller who called the fall of the financial markets. >> used to be a hedge fund manager who made a big an early bet on the housing market. the mortgagesll and saw that it was going to completely collapse. drives a smart car. he likes to watch television. he makes of these movie references. he is very funny, and has this little bush belt thing going. >> what is he doing right now? >> now he workes at newberger and bergman, a traditional money management firm. meter started doing these separately managed accounts. he will go a long stocks and short stocks doing he would if he were a hedge fund manager. he's only charging about 1.4%. >> that is a lot less if you look at your traditional hedge funds. normally, it is two and 20. it is much lower. it is more expensive than, say, a regular mutual fund. but not t

something may irritate you on make your smile brighter. what is it? we reveal the answer at 6:15. tell us what your guess is right now on social media using the hashtag #social sound off. >> you're watching 12 news at 5:00. 12 news is your olympic ? ? ? isaac hou has mastered gravity defying moves to amaze his audience. great show. here you go. now he's added a new routine. making depositing a check seem so effortless. easy to use chase technology, for whatever you're trying to master. isaac, are you ready? yeah. . >> go back to our big story we told you about at the top of the broadcast, a story you will a mothers fight to find out why her special needs hearing impaired daughter was allegedly left naked and locked in a hospital bed while in the care of the state. joe dana back with more. >> this mesa mother has her daughter, z back in custody. the state's case against the mom, alleging neglect, is dismissed but now she's trying to hold the state and hospital accountable for what she says was neglect on their part. employee observation records pertaining to 16 -year-old z's 45 day

charlie: irritated, but not necessarily bored.ou also said architecture today is forcing people to be extravagant even if they do not want to or need to. that is to satisfy some client? rem: the important thing is until the 1960's or even part of the 1970's, we were connected to a public client. in a sort of way, we could be complacent or be convinced that we were actually serving the general cause. i think since the enormous escalation of the market economy, we are working more and more with private individuals. charlie: rather than the state. and we have more and more people with a lot of money. rem: for that reason alone we are no longer -- we are not playing the same role. we are playing a totally different role. in a different and new role, we sometimes have to build items because it is important to a particular brand or we have to build a building that nobody else has seen before because that is the source of pride. basically the ambitions have simplyradically changed through the effects of the marketing economy. ♪ ♪ charlie

that has irritated buyers over the years.aid we would have liked to have done more or not even bought this. one of the examples is silverlake, which almost bought shutterfly. someone familiar with the matter told me catalyst basically put a gun to their head. they said they were out. that company never sold. carol: a short seller who called the collapse of the market. >> steve used to be a hedge fund manager who made a big and early bet on the housing market. he looked at all the mortgages and saw that the subprime market was going to completely collapse. he made a big bet on it. carol: he is not a flashy guy. >> not at all. he drives a smartcar. he likes to watch television. he makes all of these movie references. he is very funny, and has this little borscht belt thing kind of going. carol: i love it. tell me what he is doing right now. >> now, he works at newberger and berman, a traditional money management firm. he has just started doing these separately managed accounts. he will go long stocks and short stocks the way he

the consumer product safety commission says more than 70 reports came in about skin irritation, including several reports of kids getting blisters. >>> we told you about the surge in the potentially life-saving medications known as epipens. some parents now say they don't know if they can afford it. >> now some area lawmakers calling for a federal severe food and insect allergies, epipens can be essential. >> her eyes swelling shut, her coughing an wheezing and not being able to breathe. >>reporter: with a 40% increase over the last nine years, some fear the higher cost may result in patients paying the ultimate price, losing their lives. >> many families, they can't afford this, and it's price gouging, plain an simple. >>reporter: new jersey state senator richard cody firing off this letter to u.s. attorney general loretta lynch, calling the maker of epipen to be held accountable, requesting government oversight. in 2007my lan charged about $100 for a two pack of the drug, and today those same pens cost about $600, all for a medicine doctors say cost about $2 per dose. >> i'm not a math

. >> jimmy: but you're also very irritable. >> very irritable. >> jimmy: you do. >> yeah. [ light laughter ] i don't even get myself. i don't understand it. >> jimmy: you're -- yeah. >> everything's bothering, as much as i'm enjoying life. >> and you can see i'm a guy that enjoys life. >> jimmy: yeah. >> i'm extremely irritated all the time. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: what is bugging you? what is bugging you recently? >> i don't know. well, every time you come to a a light in new york, you wait to see which cab door is going to open and what is going to come out of his mouth. [ laughter ] every cab driver at every red light spits something out on to the street. >> jimmy: but that's the time to spit. >> yeah. throw on the street in new york will just be reabsorbed into the city. [ laughter ] it's just, oh, it goes back in the flow of the city. >> jimmy: yeah, exactly. like the ocean. yeah. >> yeah, just like the ocean. >> jimmy: yeah. what else is bugging you? >> well, i went and took the kids bowling the other day. >> jimmy: that's fun. my kids are too young. >> but pretty soon. >> jimmy

. >> reporter: it's hard to think of anything irritating than the robocall. those computer-generated calls that always seem to come at the worst time, trying to suls something, if not scam us outright. in the first four months of this year, american phones received somewhere near 10 billion robocalls. that's a record pace and >> these crawlz abusive and they're illegal. >> reporter: lois greisman is with the f.t.c. >> some of the calls, though, are fraudulently pitching goods. they're offering something that doesn't exist. >> reporter: what about the f.t.c.'s "do not call" list? that's not proving to be much of a deterrent for scammers. >> you can see here there's seven, eight, nine calls in the same second that came in that were blocked. >> reporter: which is where aaron foss comes in. >> we have computers. our servers are protected by firewalls. e-mail has spam filtering but we don't have anything protecting our voice calls. >> reporter: he developed nomorobo, software that detects high-frequency calling patterns, and hangs up before you have to deal with i

. >>> mcdonald's is pulling back a new toy from the happy meals after reports of skin irritations. the fast food chain which has faced criticism in the past for using toys to draw kids to eat more fast food, began giving away a new fitness tracker called step it but a gent toy's now pulled after parents reported burns and irritation on kids just more than a day away from a very big step. coming up why friendship high school is so excited for friday. >> in the meantime a live look outside. traffic moving just fine right i'm roy cooper, and you deserve the truth about the crime lab. when i became attorney general, we discovered a backlog of more than 5,000 dna test kits and years worth of shoddy investigations. but what governor mccrory isn't telling you is that we cleared the backlog. we also solved over 2,000 crimes and put killers and rapists in prison from cold cases. we fixed the problems at the crime lab, >>> a lot of excitement in fayetteville happens the city is moving forward with plans to bring a moonor league baseball team to town. wednesday night city council approved a n

irritated and bored. >> okay. maybe i take the last thing back. ( laughter ) but not the first one. >> rose: you're certainly irritated but not necessarily bored. fair enough? >> yeah. >> rose: you also said the architecture today is forcing people to be extravagant even if they do not want to or need to. that's s -- that's to satisfy some -- the importance of the client is this. >> until the '60s or even part of the '70s, we were typically used and connected to a public client. so in a certain way, we were -- we could be complacent or we could be convinced that we were actually serving kind of the general cause. and i think, since the enormous escalation of the market economy, we are working more and more with the private individual. >> rose: rather than the state, and more and more people with a loft money. >> and for that reason alone, we will no longer were we're not playing the same role, and we're playing a totally different role, and in that different and new role, we sometimes have to build icons, because

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that is i am saying. >> is this the wine or are you less irritating? less irritating?are heading outdoor here are the seven things you need to know. a half hour from now, hundreds of court workers are expected to return to the pick account line outside of the hall of justice in san jose. the strike halted most court operations yesterday. employees you are demanding a raise after no pay increases for eight years. >> raymond "shrimp boy" chow will be formally sentenced today. he was convicted of 150 federal charges in a political corruption days including murder with automatic life sentence. >> authorities now say that the woman killed in a london knife attack was an american. another american was among the five others hurt. police say this is no evidence the 19-year-old suspect was motivated by terror. >> firefighters are battling the cold fire near lake berryessa and hoping for calm are winds. it is now burns 4,700 acres sin tuesday and only 15% contained. >> cries are working to pull the dangling semi truck from an interrogate in boca raton, florida, with the concern

something in the wristband of the devices was causing skin irritation. >> tom: travel times right now running up to speed. summerlin inbound 10 minute drive, looks good on the 215 as well fur cruising down to 13 minutes no. delays on the freeways. >> dana: we are your weather authority and starting to see the dawn glow. we see a few clouds and chance of showers in the forecast as well. from lake made 78, 78 at green valley. winds at one mile an hour. isolated to scattered showers. not all that impressive today. bunch of clouds out there. we'll have a little bit of sun as well. we'll top out today at 96. sun is coming up in about 40 minutes from now at 6:50. >> kim: doctors in india say 40 knives were removed from a man's stomach after he spent two months swallowing them on purpose. they when fully extended were 7 inches long. when asked why he would eat knives, the guy told doctors he had developed a taste for metal and loved the way the blades tasted. they believe the man has a rare mental disorder. he's been referred to a psychiatrist as a result. that man telling doctors he won't t

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. >> i'm becoming irritated. i'm becoming impatient. it's a ticking time bomb. >> and an accused murderer in a high-profile case. >> hello? >> -- tries to cash in on her notoriety. >> 150,000 will cover everything i need. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> talk, man. why y'all outside? y'all get behind the door. come on, y'all. >> at the hillsborough county jail in tampa, florida, 24-year-old rookie deputy maurice pressey has learned to deal with the intimidation factor of his job. >> first day by myself, i'd be lying if i didn't tell you i was nervous. it's 72 on one. >> pressey, who is unarmed during his shifts, is the only deputy locked in a housing unit with 72 inmates. most are not convicted, but are in jail awaiting trial for charges including assault, robbery and murder. >> when you tell people what you do, they say, man, i don't see how you do it. 72 people, you know, all walks of life, that done all types of crime. >> at many jails, officers monitor units like this from secured control centers. but at hillsborough county, they spend their shifts on the

if cold water irritates your joints, doctors suggest finding an indoor community pool.. as they will often have better water temperature control and can also provide options for swimming during the cold weather months. back to you guys. a mexican restaurant is stirring up controversy in indiana. the restaurant has a billboard in south bend boasting "the best mexican food this side o restaurant calls it political humor -- poking fun at donald trump's campaign promise to build a u-s mexico border wall. but a local community leader says it's just offensive. "this isn't the first time that we have been involved with their advertising; this isn't the first time that they have had public outcry over different types of ads that they have run so part of what makes it worse is that track record that they have." there are about a dozen hacienda mexican restaurants across indiana -- and there's no indication that the trump inspired billboards will be coming down a charter bus bursts into flames in virginia this morning. state police outside of richmond say the bus was traveling fro

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. >> you want to find onenk that s not fragrant irritating to your skin because irritation can cause dryness and more damage.. and then what about going down the list here? this is one t i am guilty of ?- high glycemic foods like pasta willfo increase your blood sugar which increases your insulin it's like an inflammatory bombch that causes inflammation all over your body including your skin and sugar does shepherd finds the elastic and collagen fibers in your skin and damages it. s that is important because that is what gives youis the plumpness and make sure skin look nice. one thing that can damage it is sugar. as it gets damage, there is less support for your skin and more wrinkles. >> interesting. then depending on where you live it can also have somethinggg. to do with the city? >> environment skin leading to teaching these are the things a pickup walking down the street. so it and automobile exhaust fumes can do .t >> sleeping ?- >> depending on how you sleep and how often that can be a big issues. >> s not getting enough sleep inquiries is your quarters all level and that is

says it's no longer going to distribute this type trackers and happiness after reports of skin irritationay be associated with these bands. the fitness bands were part of the donald's campaign to get the kids more active. we like that. the wristbands contain led lights that light up with movement that is a great idea but not if it's irritating. lauren: before old boys mom posted the been burned his skin. a $400 million payment until the moment hostages were released but the transfer with no brain said. throughout the story. swiftly ambitiously, that is how donald trump plans to take out isis if he's the next president. >> rate out there fighting a politically correct war. you go when you've got to get them out. how long would it take? they are telling me they could do the job very, very rapidly. lauren: the latest in the campaign trail. you are watching "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. if legalzoom has your back.s, over the last 10 years we've helped one million business owners get started. visit legalzoom today for the legal help you need to start and run y

. >> i was irritated. like, i didn't want to. >> reporter: irritation and frustration turned into pride -?and confidence. >> we've touched a lot of people's heart and we've done >> come on, young men. >> reporter: as the saying goes, you get what you give. >> we decided to purchase you guys with a new lawn mower to continue your work. >> reporter: making a difference, 1 yard at a time. >> the greatest part of it is seeing the smiles on everyone's faces. >> it's a blessing to know people feel like we really ch >> if we're giving so much love and support from them cutting grass, imagine if everybody did it. just a little bit of love. that's all it takes. >>> by the way, big traffic issues. a line problems where they're only running the trains from 61st to downtown and to dia they have the bus shuttle. backups out of boulder, and now we have the reporr of a dump >> so you're not leaving. >> have fun. >> announcer: boring breakfasts are so 2015. so we're upping your breakfast game for the new year with must-ha

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this candidate is doing it because he shares the irritation with, and you can fill in the blank. when you talk about law and phrases stealing from wallace, who had beaten him online order in the beginning of 1968 -- charlie: finding relevance not only in the south but also chicago. humphrey, it is fascinating, you look at what humphrey did to block wallace with blue-collar voters. you said you think he is for the working man? look at his record in alabama, thousands of dollars less. he had been a union buster, which is what clinton is doing with trump. for you, look at how he treated his workers. charlie: but is what she has to do, go to his face and make inroads. she may very well be able to. she may easily win because the movement is larger than we all imagine. the discontent is deeper and wider than we know. if he is going to win, that has to be a reality. isn: we know the discontent big, but the question is if you can final this into the electoral process. if he could get all the people -- charlie: can she come in and steal some of that by casting, reflecting on who he is, an