KOIN (CBS Portland) ad and Dr. Joy Browne close - 1999-11-15

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[0:00] Part of what you're saying to me is that

[0:02] that you don't hate this man, that you

[0:05] just don't want to be with him. Part of

[0:06] what you owe him

[0:08] is consideration and kindness, which is

[0:10] that you don't rub his

[0:12] Separation is still married. Separation

[0:15] is about finding out about the marriage,

[0:18] My question is for Don. Don't you think

[0:21] being insecure is going to push her away

[0:23] from you?

[0:25] Yeah, I was told that before, but when

[0:26] you love somebody, you overlooks all of

[0:28] those things.

[0:30] But I think I think you should let some

[0:31] of it go and put a little trust in her.

[0:33] >> you're hearing what she's saying. She's

[0:35] saying your insecurity will push her

[0:36] away.

[0:37] >> Right. I understand.

[0:39] WE'LL BE BACK.

[0:50] TAKE WATER SAMPLE, TRY AND TAKE IT DOWN

[0:52] LOW, take these back to the classroom.

[0:55] You know, most tornadoes go southeast.

[0:58] Can you name one thing that we do in

[1:01] caring for the getting pig to make The

[1:03] child you interest in science today

[1:08] Great white tentacled octopus. Take a

[1:09] look at this cell right here.

[1:11] What do you think? Everything's going to

[1:12] be okay. You're going to be fine. may

[1:14] save your life or your world tomorrow.

[1:20] Hi, I'm Sharon Kitzhaber. As parents, we

[1:22] want our children to grow up strong and

[1:24] healthy, but children could be at risk

[1:26] of health problems due to lead

[1:27] poisoning. Standing water and hot water

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[1:33] family from possible ingestion of lead

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[1:39] faucet for preparing baby formula,

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[1:53] Their dream was a better future for

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[2:24] than any other children's hospital for

[2:26] the treatment of orthopedic and burn

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[2:46] There's a Shriners Hospital helping kids

[2:48] in the Portland area.

[2:51] Earthquake destroys New York. Scary

[2:53] thought, but it wouldn't really affect

[2:55] us here, right? Tonight at 6:00, go to

[2:57] Gotham with KOIN 6 News and see why a

[2:59] disaster like that would certainly

[3:01] affect almost everyone in Portland.

[3:03] Tonight on KOIN 6 News at 6:00. New York

[3:06] City has been hit by a massive

[3:07] earthquake. Now, the people must count

[3:09] on each other to survive. Get me out of

[3:11] here, Daddy. Trust me.

[3:13] >> BUT THE DEVASTATION AFTERSHOCKS. HASN'T

[3:16] JUST BEGUN.

[3:17] AFTERSHOCKS, CBS tonight.

[3:20] Do you think your wife is having sex

[3:22] with another man? Yes. She's having me

[3:24] arrested, making up false charges. I've

[3:26] I've had affairs with three different

[3:28] men. Five times a day?

[3:29] >> Yes. Every day. You go, guy.

[3:36] Communication is the hardest thing any

[3:37] of us ever need to do. We have to figure

[3:40] out what we're feeling. We have to be

[3:41] able to say it. We have to be able to

[3:43] say it in a way the other person can

[3:44] understand. If you speak brilliant

[3:46] Chinese and she only understands French,

[3:48] there's no communication going on there.

[3:50] Then the other person has to listen and

[3:51] do the whole thing in reverse. It takes

[3:53] time, it takes patience, it takes

[3:55] courage. And you can see in all the

[3:58] cases today that communication breaking

[4:00] down is a very, very painful kind of

[4:02] thing. So, maybe talk specifically a

[4:05] little less, listen a little more, be

[4:07] gentle with one another, and uh don't

[4:08] forget we actually have a website called

[4:10] drjoy.com. You can learn to listen, uh

[4:12] you can talk, and you can type. You can

[4:15] have cyberpsychology. I'm Dr. JOY

[4:17] BROWNE.

[4:50] I'M NURSE CHRIS EISENHOUR REMINDING YOU

[4:52] THAT school-age kids need to be up to

[4:54] date on their immunization. Kids without

[4:56] all their shots will be sent home from

[4:58] school. KOIN TV and the Oregon Nurses

[5:00] Association urge parents to bring their

[5:02] children to free clinics held the second

[5:05] Saturday of each month at the Kids

[5:06] Clinic. The Kids Clinic is supported by

[5:08] Northwest Health, the ONA, and the

[5:10] Washington County Health Department.

[5:12] Elliott the Elephant says, "Don't forget

[5:14] to get your children's immunizations."

[5:21] This is secondhand smoke.

[5:24] It's what you breathe when you're in a

[5:25] room where other people smoke.

[5:27] The same stuff you smell on your clothes

[5:30] goes into your lungs

[5:32] and increases your risk of getting lung

[5:33] cancer by 34%.

[5:37] You know, there's a warning label on

[5:38] cigarette packs for people who smoke.

[5:42] Where do you think the tobacco industry

[5:43] should put the warning?

[5:45] For people who breathe.

[5:51] Two years ago, I was diagnosed with

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[5:58] I

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