>> it could be dust mites., dust mites are in almost every single home in the world. >> wait, wait, do i have to throw out all my kids' stuffed animals? >> no, you don't. but understand, one ounce of dust has about 40,000 dust mites in it, so they're all over the place, especially in stuffed animals, pillows, bedding, sofa. >> so how can i save this? my daughter's favorite animal. >> you want to put the stuffed animal in a plastic bag, put it into the freezer for 24 hours. that'll solve the problem, but it really needs to be done. >> you know, i have to thank you because as a mom with a family, this is so important to me. these are all-natural, they're inexpensive. you found solutions for things that are already in my house. >> that's exactly it. and it was handed down from generation to generation. this is not something you're going to find anywhere. >> it's not on the internet, it's not in bookstores, it's right here and the only way you can get it is to pick up your phone right now or go visit us on our webs

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>> it could be dust mites. in almost every single home in the world. >> wait, wait, do i have to throw out all my kids' stuffed animals? >> no, you don't. but understand, one ounce of dust has about 40,000 dust mites in it, so they're all over the place, especially in stuffed animals, pillows, bedding, sofa. >> so how can i save this? my daughter's favorite animal. >> you want to put the stuffed animal in a plastic bag, put it into the freezer for 24 hours. that'll solve the problem, but it really needs to be done. >> you know, i have to thank you cause as a mom with a family, this is so important to me. these are all-natural, they're inexpensive. you found solutions for things that are already in my house. >> that's exactly it. and it was handed down from generation to generation. this is not something you're going to find anywhere. >> it's not on the internet, it's not in bookstores, it's right here and the only way you can get it is to pick up your phone right now or go visit us on our website, but do it rig

>> it could be dust mites.most every single home in the world. >> wait, wait, do i have to throw out all my kids' stuffed animals? >> no, you don't. but understand, one ounce of dust has about 40,000 dust mites in it, so they're all over the place, especially in stuffed animals, pillows, bedding, sofa. >> so how can i save this? my daughter's favorite animal. >> you want to put the stuffed animal in a plastic bag, put it into the freezer for 24 hours. that'll solve the problem, but it really needs to be done. >> you know, i have to thank you because as a mom with a family, this is so important to me. these are all-natural, they're inexpensive. you found solutions for things that are already in my house. >> that's exactly it. and it was handed down from generation to generation. this is not something you're going to find anywhere. >> it's not on the internet, it's not in bookstores, it's right here and the only way you can get it is to pick up your phone right now or go visit us on our website, but do it right n

>> it could be dust mites.es are in almost every single home in the world. >> wait, wait, do i have to throw out all my kids' stuffed animals? >> no, you don't. but understand, one ounce of dust has about 40,000 dust mites in it, so they're all over the place, especially in stuffed animals, pillows, bedding, sofa. >> so how can i save this? my daughter's favorite animal. >> you want to put the stuffed animal in a plastic bag, put it into the freezer for 24 hours. that'll solve the problem, but it really needs to be done. >> you know, i have to thank you because as a mom with a family, this is so important to me. these are all-natural, they're inexpensive. you found solutions for things that are already in my house. >> that's exactly it. and it was handed down from generation to generation. this is not something you're going to find anywhere. >> it's not on the internet, it's not in bookstores, it's right here and the only way you can get it is to pick up your phone right now or go visit us on our website, but d

- those are house dust mites. - dust mites are insects related to spiders that are so small they can't, but they live in our houses and feed on our skin. - that's what they prefer, but they don't eat skin while it's on us. they wait till it falls off and then they eat it. - and that's why they're in our pillows or in our beds. - right. - and could these mites make us sick? - they certainly can. for most people they don't, but for a certain percentage of the population who are allergic to dust, they can have a runny nose and itchy eyes or maybe as severe as an asthma attack. - and how do we get rid of these? - there are various ways to approach the problem, but one is to get rid of your pillow. get a new one maybe every year. another way to go about it is to vacuum real thoroughly. - i see. you know, the monsters described in the harikikigaki were just a way for people of the time to explain what caused disease. but, you know, they really weren't that far off. today, scientists know that a lot of illnesses are caused by bacteria and viruses. and they don't look all that different from t

first, there's dust and dust mites. they're a common trigger for allergies. then there's mold which can grow inside our homes and pollute our air. mold is a fungus that grows in dark and moist environments. some molds can be very dangerous and can cause serious health problems if they're not dealt with immediately. especially for people with asthma. then there are pests like cockroaches, ants, and rodents. pests are not only a nuisance, but they're asthma triggerses. roach and rodent droppings and body parts of dead pests can be part of the dust we breathe and are not healthy for us. many of the products we use are also harmful to us. for example, aerosol sprays can trigger asthma. whether it's hair spray or oven spray, aerosol sprays create a fine mist of chemicals that pollute our indoor air and goes straight into our lungs when we breathe them in. it's the same thing with pesticide sprays or pesticide foggers or bug bombs, and air fresheners. they contain toxic or harmful chemicals that irritate the lungses and can trigger asthma or allergic reactions. how

mice would be killed in this scenario fifty eight point six percent of the people chose to kill the mite that's a significant increase the call molt thirty percent of the people the difference the scientists believe is because of what they call to use because a tablet p.c. in the second experiment subjects can convince themselves that they are responsible for the deaths of the mites as they can to tell them south if i don't choose to kill them might. someone else will so i might as well pocket the money. in other words when the responsibility of the pivotal the fission of choosing life or death for them i was to use among the group and no longer rested on the individual shoulders there was a higher propensity for the immoral choice the results demonstrate the power of organization to promote immoral outcomes and that is seen across all of america's org charts today investment bankers can convince themselves that they are responsible for their neighbors losing their homes because someone else at the company created the immoral products corporation like walmart nike and disney can tell the

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bite ♪ ♪ she shined like a star ♪ and brightened the night ♪ she's orbiting earth ♪ and feeling dino-miteoh, thank you! >> rock miner, rescue hero. and this is radar, rescue bat. >> hold on, ma'am! (grunting) name is jack hammer and i'm here to get you outta here. (water crashing) this is not good. ere goes my mini jack and our way back. billy? billy, are you there? we must be too deep. >> (wei gasps) (radar chittering) >> it's okay, because that's bat for, "follow me"! >> gii've got the hole's dimensions. you didn't bring a 10-foot cork with you, did ya? >> bob: gil, look out! >> gil: ugh! (screaming) thanks, buddy. >> uh, rock...whoa! are you all right? you look a little green. >> wei: cool! what are they? >> fiona: they're glow worms. they dig down from the surface then fly back out once they've matured. >> wait a minute, if they came from the surface then following their trail should lead us out. >> good plan! everyone, turn out your headlamps. >> billy: jack? rock? come in. come in. do you read me? maybe if i try a different frequency. (high-pitched screech) argh! that's obviously no

>> it could be dust mites., dust mites are in almost every single home in the world. >> wait, wait, do i have to throw out all my kids' stuffed animals? >> no, you don't. but understand, one ounce of dust has about 40,000 dust mites in it, so they're all over the place, especially in stuffed animals, pillows, bedding, sofa. >> so how can i save this? my daughter's favorite animal. >> you want to put the stuffed animal in a plastic bag, put it into the freezer for 24 hours. that'll solve the problem, but it really needs to be done. >> you know, i have to thank you because as a mom with a family, this is so important to me. these are all-natural, they're inexpensive. you found solutions for things that are already in my house. >> that's exactly it. and it was handed down from generation to generation. this is not something you're going to find anywhere. >> it's not on the internet, it's not in bookstores, it's right here and the only way you can t it is to pick up your phone right now or go visit us on our websit

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its flames burning in and around yose mite national park home to the world famous giant redwood trees. >> that's it for now. thanks for watching. don't go away. >> the international papers largely focusing on the u.s. and allies gearing up for military intervention in syria. >> on the front page of the "wall street journal," the u.s. paves the way for a syria response. the guardian meanwhile has a more cynical view if you take a look at this cartoon where you see obama weighing up military action intervention versus nonintervention. and if we take a look, you'll see basically on the scales is a bunch of bodies of dead civilians there. so much more cynical view. now, the independent meanwhile takes a closer look at what kind of form this military intervention would take. the key word is surgical strikes but what does that really mean? you can see a map there that shows the key sites that could be potential targets, mainly military installations, known chemical sites government buildings. then there's a map that shows how various british, american forces would be deployed. >> and a lot

then you have the biological threats like the mite that kills infants in the hive. th --is also the fact upse at bees are running out of nutrition. there is less land of wildflowers. you see more land been turned into crops. prices for corn and we are so high. it does not make sense for farmers to plant anything else. >> are bees likely to disappear completely? if they do, what would that mean? >> most likely you will see honeybees pull through. hive that isce a lost. for thery hard beekeepers. it costs a lot of money. 3/4 of all beekeepers have dropped on the business in the last 15 years. continuede to see losses increasing, you would have a hard time meeting pollination demands for crops like almonds. if we lose any more, we will have a hard time meeting demand. it could affect crops like apples, cucumbers, go down the list. >> consumers will see the difference. there was one store that took the items pollinator off its shelves and lost half of its products. >> they say that these are responsible for one out of every four mouthfuls you will have. they are respons

then you have the biological threats like the mite that kills infants in the hive. th --is also the fact upse at bees are running out of nutrition. there is less land of wildflowers. you see more land been turned into crops. prices for corn and we are so high. it does not make sense for farmers to plant anything else. >> are bees likely to disappear completely? if they do, what would that mean? >> most likely you will see honeybees pull through. hive that isce a lost. for thery hard beekeepers. it costs a lot of money. 3/4 of all beekeepers have dropped on the business in the last 15 years. continuede to see losses increasing, you would have a hard time meeting pollination demands for crops like almonds. if we lose any more, we will have a hard time meeting demand. it could affect crops like apples, cucumbers, go down the list. >> consumers will see the difference. there was one store that took the items pollinator off its shelves and lost half of its products. >> they say that these are responsible for one out of every four mouthfuls you will have. they are respons

near yoesz mite national park, steve large, kpix 5. >> very difficult for a fire of that size to really generate its own weather conditions as far as our weather conditions are concerned. no more lightening expected in na particular area. according to our live high def doppler radar we're not picking up any kind of lightening. still, however, lingering showers throughout the sierra, but notice what's happening offshore behind me here. plenty of lightening strieks being detected. this is all live data. it's all associated with that area of low pressure that is now lifting out in a northerly direction. i'll tell you how that's going to affect your thursday still coming up. ken, elizabeth. >> sounds good. thank you. . >>> we've been talking about the new bay braj seems like forever, but tonight we're seeing what it will actually look like to drive it. christin ayers shows us it's pretty cool. >> yeah. liz, we've got less than two weeks now before cars will start crossing the new eastern span of the day bridge. they are warning motorists this is going to be a whole new driving experience. >

>> it could be dust mites., dust mites are in almost every single home in the world. >> wait, wait, do i have to throw out all my kids' stuffed animals? >> no, you don't. but understand, one ounce of dust has about 40,000 dust mites in it, so they're all over the place, especially in stuffed animals, pillows, bedding, sofa. >> so how can i save this? my daughter's favorite animal. >> you want to put the stuffed animal in a plastic bag, put it into the freezer for 24 hours. that'll solve the problem, but it really needs to be done. >> you know, i have to thank you because as a mom with a family, this is so important to me. these are all-natural, they're inexpensive. you found solutions for things that are already in my house. >> that's exactly it. and it was handed down from generation to generation. this is not something you're going to find anywhere. >> it's not on the internet, it's not in bookstores, it's right here and the only way you can get it is to pick up your phone right now or go visit us on our webs

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first, there's dust and dust mites. they're a common trigger for allergies. then there's mold which can grow inside our homes and pollute our air. mold is a fungus that grows

first, there's dust and dust mites.

first, there's dust and dust mites. they're a common trigger for allergies.hen there's mold which can grow inside our homes

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