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PATIENTS. NBC'S DR. JOHN TORREZ WITH DETAILS.

>> Reporter: IN SUBURBAN CLEVELAND, 44-YEAR-OLD TINA KNO

NOWELL STRUGGLED WITH GLASSES AND CONTACTS FOR HER LIFE.

>> I FEEL LIKE MY GLASSES RESTRICT ME FROM DOING THINGS.

SIMPLE EVERYDAY TASKS. >> Reporter: HER DOCTOR RECOMMENDED A

PROCEDURE CALLED SMILE APPROVED A FEW MONTHS AGO IN THE UNITED

STATES. DR. RONALD KRUGER PROM THE CLEVELAND CLINIC

SAYS FOR SOME PATIENTS, IT'S MORE

EFFECTIVE THAN LASIK. >> WHAT'S THE DIFFERENCE?

>> I OFTEN SAY S.M.I.L.E. IS LIKE A

LAP INCISION. SHE WAS ABLE TO GO BACK TO WORK THE NEXT

DAY. FEWER PATIENTS REPORT DRY EYE.

>> BECAUSE IT'S LESS INVASIVE, IT DOESN'T DRY YOUR EYES OUT AS

MUCH. >> Reporter: THE PROCEDURE IS FDA

APPROVED FOR PEOPLE NEARSIGHTED AND DO NOT HAVE A STICK HA 'TIS

M. FOR NOW IT COSTS AROUND $5,000 FOR BOTH

EYES. IT'S NOT COVERED BY INSURANCE.

FOR TINA NOEL, IT WAS A GOOD INVESTMENT. >> THE STATUS AND THE

GRASS SEEMS GREENER. >> Reporter: FREEDOM FROM GLASSES, THANKS

TO A TECHNIQUE TO SEE

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4pm Wednesday Evening Forecast KOIN 6 News May 31, 2017 - Duration: 3:28.

DAMAGING PARTICLES FLYING AROUND

IN THE AIR.

I THINK WE ARE GETTING A LITTLE

GRAY OUTSIDE.

CLAIRE:

WE GOT SUNNY AND THEN

THE CLOUDS ARE ROLLING BACK IN.

LET'S TAKE A LOOK THIS MORNING.

SUNSHINE OUT THERE.

A BEAUTIFUL DAY.

I SAT OUTSIDE AND ATE LUNCH.

LATER

ON, CLOUDS MOVING BACK

AND.

CURRENTLY, TEMPERATURES MUCH

WARMER COMPARED TO YESTERDAY.

73 DEGREES CURRENTLY.

LOW 70'S IN VANCOUVER.

A LITTLE BIT COOLER FOR THE

EASTERN PART OF THE STATE.

LOOK AT

THIS 24 HOUR TEMPERATURE

CHANGE.

WE DIDN'T GET ABOVE 60.

BIG CHANGE THERE.

HERE'S A LOOK AT TEMPERATURES

THROUGH THE METRO AREA.

75 DEGREES IN SHERWOOD.

LOW 70'S FOR HAPPY VALLEY.

62 DEGREES IN TILLAMOOK.

WIND SPEEDS ARE A

BIT CRAZY

THROUGH THE HOOD RIVER AREA.

WEST GUSTING WIND THIS

AFTERNOON.

THROUGH TODAY, NOT MUCH RAIN.

PORTLAND HAS BEEN DRY.

WE ARE STARTING TO SEE MARK

CLOUDS MOVE INTO OUR AREA.

AN ONSHORE FLOW WHICH IS GOING

TO COOL US DOWN.

LOOK AT THIS, YOU CAN SEE IT

RIGHT THERE.

CLOUDS SLOWLY MOVING IN OVER THE

METRO AREA.

IT WILL BE BACK FOR THE WEEKEND.

WE WILL SEE SHOWERS MOVING IN ON

THE COAST LATER TONIGHT.

MOVING INTO THE PORTLAND AREA.

THE SHOWERS TO ROLE IN AND THEY

ARE GOING TO STICK AROUND.

THE RAIN SHOULDN'T

BE TOO HEAVY.

AS

WE ROLL INTO THE THURSDAY

EVENING, WE GET A BREAK.

AFTER FRIDAY MORNING

.

HE WILL BE DRY FOR THAT.

THE TEMPERATURES ARE GOING TO

GO

ON A BIT OF A ROLLER COASTER.

TOPPING OUT IN THE LOW 70'S.

COOLING DOWN TOMORROW.

ONSHORE FLOW, COOLING US DOWN.

MID-SEVENTIES.

COOLER FOR SUNDAY.

CHECK OUT TUESDAY.

WE JUMP UP TO THE LOW 80'S.

OVERNIGHT TONIGHT, VERY MILD.

CHANCES OF SHOWERS INTO TOMORROW

MORNING.

TOMORROW, A LITTLE COOLER,

UPPER

60'S.

STILL MILD, RIGHT AROUND

SEASONAL AVERAGES.

AROUND THE REST OF THE STATE,

POSSIBLE THUNDERSTORMS.

SCATTERED SHOWERS ALONG THE

COAST.

THE NEXT SEVEN DAYS, INCREASING

SON.

SCATTERED SHOWERS DIE DOWN BY

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Inspiring America: Good Samaritans Helping Young Man Attend College | NBC Nightly News - Duration: 1:50.

EXPECTED. KEVIN TABLES HAS OUR "INSPIRING AMERICA"

REPORT. >> Reporter: IT'S BEEN A JOURNEY FOR THIS

YOUNG MAN'S DREAM TO BE A TEACHER. >> EVERYONE SAYS

EDUCATION IS KEY, I'M TRYING TO GET THE KEY TO LIFE.

>> Reporter: 18-YEAR-OLD TAREQ IS FROM A FAMILY OF NINE

KIDS. HE WAS BUSSING TABLES AND WALKING SIX MILES

EACH WAY TO AND FROM WORK. DESPERATE TO SAVE

MONEY FOR COLLEGE. >> I HAD TO GET OUT THERE AND WALK.

>> Reporter: ONE NIGHT, JACOB AND HIS SON SPOTTED TAREQ

WALKING ON THE SIDE OF THE ROAD. >> SHOULD WE PICK HIM

UP? I SAID YEAH, I THINK WE SHOULD.

>> Reporter: AFTER TALKING, APPREHENSIONS ON BOTH SIDES WERE

LAID TO REST AND JACOB HEARD OF TAREQ'S GOAL TO TEACH.

JACOB MENTORS KIDS AT A LOCAL BOXING CLUB AND GOT TO THINKING.

>> IT'S NOT ALWAYS ABOUT HOW MUCH MONEY YOU CAN MAKE IN IN

WORLD BUT HOW MUCH OF A DIFFERENCE YOU CAN MAKE.

>> WE WERE ALWAYS TAUGHT TO HELP SOMEONE IN NEED.

IN ANY SITUATION, THAT COULD BE YOU. >> Reporter: THAT'S

JACOB'S YOUNGER BROTHER JOSHUA, A STUDENT AT WICHITA

STATE. HE TOLD THE SCHOOL TAREQ'S STORY AND IT

HELPED ORGANIZE FUNDING. >> WE REACHED OUT TO

THE COMMUNITY, FAMILY DONATED CALCULATORS, BOUGHT HIM A LAPTOP,

BOOK BAG, SUPPLIES. >> Reporter: WHAT TAREQ HIT THE BOOKS,

THERE WAS NO LOOKING BACK. HE'S MADE THE DEAN'S

LIST AND REMAINS DETERMINED TO TEACH. >> I FELT LIKE THAT

WOULD BE GOOD TO SHOW THE NEXT GENERATION. >> Reporter: YOU GOT A

WAYS TO GO, HAVE YOU GOT IT IN YOU? >> YEAH, I KNOW I GOT

IT IN ME. >> Reporter: THANKS TO A CHANCE ENCOUNTER,

HE'S ON THE ROAD TO