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A road. And a rare compromise state lawmakers and the governor come to an agreement on gun laws. We start wavy news 10 at 6 with developing news from newport news. Firefighters continue to keep an eye on a house that caught fire this afternoon. The calls came in to 911 from corinthia drive just before 1 45 this afternoon. Thanks for joining us im deanna leblanc. We know two people were home at the time of the fire. 10 on your sides matt gregory is at the scene to let us know how bad the fire was and what it means for the family who lives there. Matt . Deanna, one of the newport news battalion chiefs tells me the house behind me is condemned. It could have been worse, but everyone inside the home made it out safely. Sometime after 1 30 is when the Fire Department says this fire started, it looks like initally garage. A spokesman forthe Fire Department says one of the People Living in the home heard explosions in the garage, the flames spread up to the 2nd floor fast through the main wal

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Straight ahead on wavy news 10 democratic primary results S Hillary Clinton d president ial candidate 04 18 we are going to compete for every vote in every state. How todays big win may help certain candidates heading into super tuesday. Plus a family displaced as a Fire Investigation continues. Well show you the dramatic video. We start off tonight with the big decision 2016 results. Democratic president ial hopeful, Hillary Clinton has a huge lead over Bernie Sanders. With 95percent of the vote in clinton leads sanders with 73 to 25 percent of the vote. Her Campaign Says the huge win in South Carolina will give her a big boost heading into tuesdays super primary when virginia voters will join voters from 12 other states in the primary election. Clintons numbers are president obamas numbers in 2008. As the hours tick down virginia politicians are throwing their support behind president ial candidates. That includes congressman bobby scott whos backing Hillary Clinton. 10 on your sides

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Older adults brains rewarded by music they don t even like, B C researcher finds - Classic107: Winnipeg s only dedicated classical and jazz radio station

Older adults brains rewarded by music they don t even like, B C researcher finds - Classic107: Winnipeg s only dedicated classical and jazz radio station
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Older adults brains rewarded by music they don t even like, B C researcher finds

BURNABY, B.C. A researcher at British Columbia's Simon Fraser University says the brains of older adults feel a sense of reward when listening to music, even if it's a song they don't particularly like. Sarah Faber says her work on how healthy brains respond to music as they age creates a baseline for future research on people who have Alzheimer's or dementia to better understand those diseases. The research published in the journal Network Neuroscience featured 80 participants, including university students in their 20s as well as people as old as 90, who took functional MRI scans while listening to music they chose as well as some picked by the researchers. Faber says they found reward sections of the brain were activated in younger adults while they listened to music they liked or were familiar with, but older adults showed the same area being stimulated even when the music was new to them, or they didn't like it. She says having a baseline for how a healt

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SFU Study: Music Boosts Health in Older Adults

SFU Study: Music Boosts Health in Older Adults
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