Waching daily May 30 2017

NBC'S KRISTEN DAHLG WITH THE FASCINATING DETAILS.

>> Reporter: WHITE NOISE, MUSIC, OCEAN WAVES, MILLIONS OF

AMERICANS REPORT USING SOME TYPE OF SOUND TO HELP THEM SLEEP.

NOW RESEARCHERS ARE LOOKING AT JUST HOW HELPFUL SOUND MAY BE.

>> WE CAN USE THESE VERY SIMPLE, NATURAL SOUNDS IN SLEEP AND BE

ABLE TO INCREASE THE AMOUNT OF DEEP SLEEP, WHICH THEN CAN ALSO

INCREASE MEMORY FORMATION. >> Reporter: SO THIS

IS VERY TARGETED? IN A SMALL STUDY, SHE PLAYED SHORT BURSTS OF

WHAT'S CALLED PINK NOISE, A LITTLE LOWER THAN WHITE NOISE LIKE

A WATER FALL. >> IT STARTS TO DELIVER NOW THIS PINK

NOISE PULSE. >> Reporter: RESEARCHERS TIME THE

BURSTS OF PINK NOISE AT PRECISE POINTS TO ENHANCE DEEP SLEEP.

DEEP SLEEP IS THE MOST RESTORATIVE PART OF THE SLEEP CYCLE.

WHILE A BABY SPENDS 40% OF ITS TIME IN DEEP SLEEP, BY THE

TIME WE'RE 80, WE SPEND ONLY 5%, GETTING THE MOST RESTFUL SLEEP

ESSENTIAL TO THE BRAIN. THE NEXT MORNING,

STUDY PARTICIPANTS PERFORMED 20% BETTER ON MEMORY TESTS THAN

THEY DID FOLLOWING A NIGHT WITH NO NOISE. >> SHE'S DOING MUCH,

MUCH BETTER. >> Reporter: HOW CONCERNED ARE YOU

ABOUT KEEPING YOUR MEMORY AND STAYING SHARP?

>> I'M VERY MUCH CONCERNED ABOUT IT. >> Reporter:

85-YEAR-OLD CHRISTINE LONG PARTICIPATED AND HER MEMORY TEST SCORES

IMPROVED. >> IT'S A BEAUTIFUL DAY.

>> WE ARE VERY INTERESTED IN BEING ABLE TO SLOW DOWN

BRAIN AGEING. >> Reporter: THE HOPE IS TO CREATE A CUSTOM

DEVICE FOR YOUR HOME THAT WILL TRIGGER YOUR

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4pm Monday Evening Forecast KOIN 6 News May 29, 2017 - Duration: 3:40.

DAN:

MEMORIAL DAY, DEPENDING ON

WHERE YOU ARE?

CLAIRE: OUT TOWARDS THE

DALLES,

UPPER 80'S, 90'S, BUT OUT OF THE

COAST WHERE THE CLOUDS ARE

TAKING HOLD.

THEY ARE BEING STUBBORN TODAY.

IT IS NOT STOPPING ANY -- LOOK

AT EVERYONE SPENDING QUALITY

TIME TOGETHER, SO FUN TO WATCH

EVERYONE'S ACTIVITIES THIS

AFTERNOON.

TEMPERATURES ARE COOLER.

53 IN CANNON BEACH.

56 PACIFIC CITY.

WARMER IN LINCOLN CITY.

THE METRO AREA IS SLOWLY WARMING

UP.

THOSE TEMPERATURES ARE NOW INTO

THE LOW 70'S.

74 FOREST GROVE.

OUT TOWARDS AGGRESSION, 70.

UPPER 60'S VANCOUVER.

HERE WE GO.

THIS IS WHERE IT STARTS TO GET

CLEAR.

THIS IS WHERE THE CLOUDS WERE

EARLIER, BUT THE DALLES HAVE

BEEN WARMING UP, 87 CURRENTLY.

87 EVEN IN PARKDALE.

PENDLETON IN THE LOW 90'S THIS

AFTERNOON.

ROSEBURG, 74.

HERE IS A LOOK AT THE 24 HOUR

TEMPERATURE CHANGE.

WE GOT HIT WITH THOSE CLOUDS

THIS MORNING, 16 DEGREES COOLER

THIS AFTERNOON THAN YESTERDAY,

BUT NOT TOO BAD ONCE YOU GET

TOWARDS ASTORIA AND NEWPORT.

HERE IS A LOOK AT THE VISIBLE

SATELLITE SHOWING YOU HOW LONG

THOSE CLOUDS REALLY HUNG ON.

HERE IS OUT AT THE COAST

.

LOOK AT THE COASTAL AREAS,

CLOUDS, BUT THE VALLEY CLEARING

A BIT.

I WANT TO SHOW YOU

THOSE STORM

CLOUDS CURRENTLY MOVING THROUGH

THE CENTRAL PART OF THE STATE.

IT LOOKS LIKE A FEW POP-UP

THUNDERSTORMS.

AGAIN, THESE THUNDERSTORMS HAVE

GUSTY WIND AS WELL AS HAIL, SO

HEADS UP THERE.

WATCH FOR THAT AND BE

CAREFUL.

WE WILL SEE THESE TWO OUT THIS

EVENING ALONG THE CASCADE

MOUNTAINS.

TONIGHT, MOSTLY

CLOUDY FROM THE

BEACHES.

PORTLAND SEES SOME CLEAR TIME

THIS EVENING, BUT INCREASING

CLOUDS TONIGHT.

STILL WARM THROUGH TONIGHT HERE

IT CLOUDS MOVE IN THROUGH THE

I-FIVE CORRIDOR, THEN SHOWERS BY

TOMORROW MORNING.

IT WILL STICK AROUND THROUGHOUT

THE DAY.

TOMORROW IS

OUR MAJOR CHANGE

DAY.

WE SEE CLOUDS THROUGHOUT THE

AFTERNOON, SCATTERED CLOUDS

LIKELY THROUGHOUT THE DAY.

SOME POP-UP THUNDERSTORMS IN THE

EASTERN PART OF THE STATE AS

WELL.

TUESDAY

EVENING, STILL SCATTERED

SHOWERS, A DRIER WEDNESDAY WITH

MORE SUN BREAKS, BUT COOLER THAN

WHAT WE HAVE BEEN DEALING WITH.

OVERNIGHT, MID 50'S, INCREASING

CLOUDS, LATE RAIN CHANCES AFTER

MIDNIGHT, LIGHT WIND IN THE

FORECAST.

TOMORROW, LOW 60'S, CLOUDY

SKIES

, WIND AT 5-10 MILES PER HOUR.

COOLER TEMPERATURES THROUGH THE

I-FIVE CORRIDOR.

WARMER TOWARDS PENDLETON, BAKER

CITY.

VERY DIFFERENT FORECAST THAN

LAST WEEK.

IT IS A RELIEF.

IT WAS VERY HOT THESE LAST FEW

DAYS.

WE ARE SEEING 70'S WEDNESDAY

INTO THURSDAY AND FRIDAY.

DAN: THIS IS THE TIME WHERE I

NEED TO PLAN --

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How The Global Terror Threat Will Impact Tourists This Summer | NBC Nightly News - Duration: 2:15.

DESTINATIONS. NBC'S KEIR SIMMONS TONIGHT.

>> Reporter: FROM LONDON TO PARIS TO

EGYPT, MANY AMERICANS DREAM VACATION OVERSHADOWED BY AN

UNWELCOME TRAVEL COMPANION, FEAR. WE TRAVEL TO PARIS AS

THE STATE DEPARTMENT WARNS AMERICANS VACATIONS IN EUROPE TO

STAY ALERT. IN 2016 83 MILLION TOURISTS TRAVELED TO

FRANCE BUT THAT'S FEWER THAN PREVIOUS YEARS SO CHANGES ARE

PLANNED. BENEATH THE EIFFEL TOWER, THEY ARE

PLANNING BULLETPROOF GLASS. >> WE WANT TO DO IT.

>> Reporter: SO YOU STILL GET THE VIEW? >> YES, YOU WON'T

NECESSARILY KNOW IT'S THERE. >> Reporter: CLOSE BY,

VEHICLES WILL BE BANNED. LAST YEAR IN NICE, A

JIHADIST DROVE A TRUCK INTO CROWDS OF VACATIONERS KILLING

86. SO NO CROWDS HERE AT ALL?

>> NORMAL TRAFFIC WILL BE GONE. >> Reporter:

MEANWHILE, WHILE BOOKINGS DRAMATICALLY DROP AFTER AN ATTACK,

AMERICANS QUICKLY RETURN. NEXT WE FLEW TO EGYPT,

A COUNTRY OF WONDER AND MAGIC FACING FAR GREATER CHALLENGES.

IN 2010 TOURISM TO EGYPT BROUGHT IN $12.5 BILLION.

LAST YEAR, THAT WAS DOWN TO $3.4 BILLION. AMONG THOSE STILL

DETERMINED TO COME, A FAMILY FROM SALT LAKE CITY.

>> IT'S GREAT TO BE HERE. >> Reporter: YOU FEEL

SAFE HERE? >> ABSOLUTELY. >> Reporter: HIGH

SECURITY AT CAIRO'S INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT. ONE PASSENGER PULLED

ASIDE WHILE WE FILM CARRYING PARTS FOR A MACHINE.

>> ARE THEY EXPLOSIVE? >> WE'LL CHECK THIS. >> Reporter: WHILE ON

ROUTE TO THE NEW YORK GATE. WE CHECKED AGAIN AND

MONITORED ON SECURITY CAMERAS. HERE, TOO, THEY SAY

THE TOURISTS ARE RETURNING. >> IF ORDINARY PEOPLE

GET THE FREIGHT AND DECIDE NOT TO MOVE, THEN TERRORISTS WILL

HAVE WON. >> Reporter: AMERICANS WHO TRAVEL ON THE

FRONT LINE CONFRONTING FEAR

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Meet The Man Who Took Up Music For Veterans | NBC Nightly News - Duration: 2:19.

IN MINNEAPOLIS WITH TONIGHT'S INSPIRING AMERICA REPORT.

>> Reporter: WHEN THIS IS YOUR LAKE AND YOUR HOME, YOU NEED A GOOD

REASON TO LEAVE. ♪ ♪

>> Reporter: LIKE THE REASON GARY DEPARTS HIS COMFY LIFE ALMOST

EVERY DAY. SEARCHING FOR VETERANS FOR WHOM HE CAN PLAY.

THIS STARTED THREE YEARS AGO WHEN GARY ATTENDED A MILITARY

FUNERAL AND HEARD A MECHANICAL BUGLE. IT BOTHERED HIM THAT A

RECORDING WAS BEING USED FOR TAPS AND NOT A LIVE BUGLE.

>> IT JUST SEEMED THAT AFTER WHAT THEY HAVE GIVEN, THAT WASN'T

MUCH TO ASK. >> Reporter: HAVING NEVER BEFORE PLAYED A

HORN, GARY WALKED INTO MUSIC STORE AND BOUGHT --

>> THIS IS HIM. >> Reporter: -- HIS FIRST.

>> I BROUGHT IT HOME AND TRIED TO PLAY TAPS AND IT WAS LIKE THIS.

>> AWFUL. >> Reporter: THAT'S JONI, GARY'S WIFE.

>> WE WERE ALL HOPING HE WOULD GET BETTER AND THEN HE DID.

>> Reporter: WHY SO DRIVEN, THIS MAN IN HIS 60s?

♪ ♪ >> Reporter: WHY?

LEADS BACK TO A MAN ONCE ALL BUT CERTAIN HE WAS HEADING BACK TO

VIETNAM WHEN A

BLEEDING OLCER INTERVENED. >> I WAS 4 F.

>> Reporter: UNFIT TO SERVE. I WAS ASHAMED, I WAS

HAPPY I DIDN'T HAVE TO GO. >> Reporter: WHICH IS

WHY FIVE DECADES LATER, GARY NOW WEARS A UNIFORM.

♪ ♪ >> I DON'T PLAY

PERFECT EVERY TIME. I REALLY TRY TO, BUT I'M THERE REPRESENTING

ALL OF US. >> Reporter: 4 F GARY WAS SPARED THE

SACRIFICES OF HIS FRIENDS, SO FOR NOW AND AS LONG AS HE IS

ABLE, HE'LL BE PLAYING FOR

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Inside The Basic Training That Transforms Civilians Into Soldiers | NBC Nightly News - Duration: 2:02.

OF AMERICA'S NEWEST SERVICE MEMBERS. >> THIS IS THE CULL

MEN NATION OF TRAINING. AS CLOSE AS IT GETS TO

REAL COMBAT IN BASIC TRAINING? >> FOR THESE GUYS, IT

IS. >> Reporter: ALL YEAR LONG, THE U.S. ARMY

PUTS WOULD BE SOLDIERS IN TRAINING WITH ONE GOAL, TRANSFORM

CIVILIANS INTO SOLDIERS. >> FEELING NERVOUS?

>> YES, SIR. >> Reporter: WHAT DOES THAT FEEL LIKE?

>> FEELS LIKE FREEDOM, SIR. >> Reporter: FREEDOM.

LET'S TAKE A LOOK, JACOB. WHAT DO YOU THINK?

>> IT'S NICE. >> Reporter: PRETTY GOOD, RIGHT?

>> YES, SIR. >> Reporter: THESE TRAINEES ARE IN THE

MINORITY BECAUSE A WHOPPING 70% OF MILITARY AGE PEOPLE

DON'T MEET THE PHYSICAL OR MENTAL REQUIREMENTS TO SERVE.

I JOINED RECRUITS TO EXPERIENCE SOME OF THE OBSTACLES THEY ARE

TRAINED TO OVERCOME HERE, PHYSICAL ON THE GROUND, MENTAL.

>> I'M NOT HOLDING IT, YOU CAN DO IT. >> Reporter: 30 FEET

ABOVE GROUND AND RESPIRATORY IN THE TEAR GAS CHAMBER.

>> TEAR GAS IS COMING OUT OF THE CANISTER HERE, ALL OF THEM HAVE

TO TAKE THEIR MASK OFF. HOW WAS THAT?

>> WORSE THAN I EXPECTED BUT WE SURVIVED.

>> Reporter: OVER LUNCH SOLDIER TRAINEES GET A MOMENT TO LET

THEIR GUARD DOWN. >> THAT'S GOING ON WITH NORTH KOREA AND

SYRIA? >> Reporter: THE

PRESIDENT IS TALKING ABOUT SENDING PEOPLE BACK TO AFGHANISTAN.

YOU DON'T HEAR ABOUT THAT? >> MY STAFF SERGEANT

SAID WHATEVER WE HEAR, SOMETHING ABOUT US. >> Reporter: IN THE NO

ZONE AND FACING A FUTURE TODAY IN THE HANDS OF PRESIDENT

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20,000 Kids Will Be Rushed To ERs For Gunshot Wounds, Report Says | NBC Nightly News - Duration: 1:51.

HERE IS IS NBC'S TOM COSTELLO. >> Reporter:

HEARTBREAK IN RURAL VIRGINIA IN MONTH AS A 4-YEAR-OLD COLE JAMES

CLARK JUST DROPPED OFF AT A BABYSITTER'S HOME SOMEHOW GOT HIS HANDS

ON A LOADED GUN AND FATALLY SHOT HIMSELF. >> WHAT MOTHER HAS TO

BURY HER CHILD? [CRYING] >> Reporter: THE

BABYSITTER AND HER FIANCEE, A SHERIFFS RECRUIT IN TRAINING

FACE CHARGES OF FELONY CHILD NEGLECT THOUGH INVESTIGATORS SAY THE

GUN INVOLVED WASN'T A SERVICE REVOLVER AND HE WASN'T HOME.

44% OF U.S. HOMES HAVE A GUN IN THE HOUSE. NEW RESEARCH FROM

CHILDREN'S NATIONAL HOSPITAL SIGNIFICANT GUESTS 40% OF PARENTS

WRONGLY ASSUME THE CHILDREN DON'T KNOW WHERE THE GUN IS KEPT

AND 22% BELIEVE THEIR KIDS NEVER HANDLED THE GUN.

>> I THINK PARENTS HAVE A FALSE SENSE OF SECURITY ABOUT HAVING

FIREARMS IN THEIR HOME AND BELIEVE THEIR CHILDREN DON'T KNOW

WHERE THEY ARE OR NEVER ACCESSED THEM. >> Reporter: THE

NUMBERS ARE HAUNTING. IN 2015 MORE THAN 4500 KIDS UNDER 21 WERE

KILLED BY FIREARMS AND MORE THAN 20 KIDS EACH DAY HOSPITALIZED WITH

GUNSHOT INJURIES. THE INJURIES AND

DEATHS ARE SO COMMON, THEY ARE CALLING ON PEDIATRICIANS AND

PARENTS TO KEEP THEM OUT OF HARM'S WAY. GUNS SHOULD HAVE A

TRIGGER LOCK AND BEFORE A CHILD VISITS ANOTHER HOME, ASK THAT

FAMILY WHETHER THEY SECURE THEIR GUNS AND HOW.

FOR THIS FAMILY. >> I DON'T WANT TO BE BURYING MY SON.

HE DIDN'T DO ANYTHING WRONG. [CRYING]

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Boy Thrown From Water Slide At California Water Park | NBC Nightly News - Duration: 1:44.

SAFETY. NBC'S MIGUEL ALMAGUER HAS THAT STORY.

>> Reporter: PLUNGING THREE STORIES DOWN, THE 10-YEAR-OLD

ROCKETS OVER THE SIDE OF THE SLIDE SLAMMING INTO THE CONCRETE.

INCREDIBLY, THE BOY IS ABLE TO WALK AWAY WITH MINOR INJURIES.

>> I THOUGHT HE WAS DEAD AT FIRST BECAUSE I'M LIKE HE HIT THE

GROUND PRETTY HARD. YOU HEAR LIKE A -- >> Reporter:ED TO

FEDERAL SAFETY OFFICIALS INSPECTING THE SLIDE AT

CALIFORNIA'S THE WAVE, A $43 MILLION WATER PARK OPEN FOR JUST 90

MINUTES BEFORE THE ACCIDENT. THE CITY-OWNED PARK

STILL DRAWING A CROWD ON THIS HOLIDAY. >> HOPEFULLY, THEY

WILL TAKE STEPS TO PUT SOMETHING IN PLACE TO PREVENT STUFF LIKE

THAT. >> Reporter: WITH 85 MILLION VISITING WATER

PARKS EVERY YEAR, ACCIDENTS ARE RARE BUT DO HAPPEN.

LAST SUMMER 10-YEAR-OLD CALEB WAS KILLED IN KANSAS CITY

GOING DOWN THE WORLD'S TALLEST WATER SLIDE YET TO REOPEN.

THIS MONTH HIS FAMILY RECEIVED A $20 MILLION SETTLEMENT.

AT WATER AND AMAZEMENT PARKS, THERE ARE NO FEDERAL REGULATIONS.

24 STATES HAVE GOVERNMENT INSPECTORS, THE REST DEPEND ON THE

PRIVATE SECTOR OR HAVE NO REGULATIONS AT ALL. AT THE WAVE, THEY

LAUNCHED AN INVESTIGATION. >> SAFETY FIRST.

EVERYTHING THAT WE DO. WE'VE BEEN TESTING THAT SLIDE FOR A

MANNER OF A COUPLE WEEKS. >> Reporter: TONIGHT

ON THIS UNOFFICIAL START OF SUMMER, NEW SAFETY CONCERNS AT

SOME OF THE MOST POPULAR ATTRACT