Detail. For now out the door, what you can expect. For now live Neighborhood Network taking you farther inland, 64 degrees currently, notice the winds, not speed, rather direction on this map. It is more out of the north at this point. Wind flow key. Thats what is going help you start to feel a lot more comfortable with time here today. Look at storm scan3, frontal boundary still basically trying to move away. And for the most part, it appears as though the brunt of any moisture is now moving out to sea. Still got Little Pocket of rain, maybe on some of the Barrier Islands for example, but the rest of the region as whole is clearing out. And as time progresses, dew points will steadily start to decline. Hour by hour, notice, i mean, just very slow decline, gradual granted, but once you get below 60 degrees, on dew point, it starts to just feel very, very comfortable. More clouds than anything initially even here in the sit, but with every passing hour, the skies will gradually break ap
Please take your seats we are about to begin. [inaudible conversations] ladies and gentlemen, doctor gary small. [applause] thank you. Michael, how are you . I have got my outside voice. Fantastic. Welcome, it is such a beautiful day. We have got snowcapped mountains, we have the desert, clean air and you have got a bunch of people who are just settling down. Youre interested in what we are going to talk about today. I want to thank you for spending time in coming to hear what i have to say. How many of you would like to live to be 100 or beyond . [inaudible] okay settle down. How about living well and healthy two 100 and beyond . There you go. Im going to tell you how to do it. But first meet madame ashe lived in the south of france. She was physically active. Mentally active. Born 1875. Died 1997. Can anyone do the math . 122. You pass your first cognitive test. Give yourselves a big hand. What was extraordinary about this woman, was when she died she did not have dementia. She did n
Michael, how are you . I have got my outside voice. Fantastic. Welcome, it is such a beautiful day. We have got snowcapped mountains, we have the desert, clean air and you have got a bunch of people who are just settling down. Youre interested in what we are going to talk about today. I want to thank you for spending time in coming to hear what i have to say. How many of you would like to live to be 100 or beyond . [inaudible] okay settle down. How about living well and healthy two 100 and beyond . There you go. Im going to tell you how to do it. But first meet madame ashe lived in the south of france. She was physically active. Mentally active. Born 1875. Died 1997. Can anyone do the math . 122. You pass your first cognitive test. Give yourselves a big hand. What was extraordinary about this woman, was when she died she did not have dementia. She did not have alzheimers. She was mentally clear. They did an autopsy in her brain and it was the brain of a healthy 80yearold. So there is t
Announcer this is nbc nightly news with lester holt. Substituting tonight, kate snow. Good evening. The news came as such a shock today. Philip seymour hoffman, the enormously talented oscarwinning actor who made his name in hollywood and in the theater, was found dead in his new york apartment at the age of just 46. Hoffman had also been very public about his struggle with heroin. We knew he had overcome an addiction years ago and spent more than 20 years counseling others not to pick up the habit of an evermore potent drug thats attracting all too many young people. In the end, though, it would appear he couldnt save himself. Nbcs Kristen Dahlgren is outside the apartment tonight. Kristen, good evening. Reporter good evening, kate. Well, inside Philip Seymour hoffmans apartment in new york, the Police Investigation continues. Outside, as you can see, the crowd continues to grow. The media and fans, so many shocked by the oscar winners death. News of Philip Seymour hoffmans death came