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6:10

According to doctors, while there are no foods that will get rid of wrinkles, there are some that will reduce their appearance and give you healthier-looking skin.

"Certain foods – especially whole, plant-based foods – are rich in skin-supporting vitamins and antioxidants," says Dr. Patricia Pinto-Garcia, medical editor at Good Rx. "Eating them can help improve the skin's elasticity, which helps reduce the appearance of wrinkles." Next time you’re shopping, fill your cart with:

Red bell peppers
Watermelon
Broccoli
Almonds
Carrots
Dark chocolate
Wild-caught salmon
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According to a new study, a natural compound found in coffee called trigonelline could keep our muscles healthy and young as we age. Researchers suggest that this compound actually helps muscles improve their strength – and also helps muscles resist fatigue. The stuff is not a miracle muscle supplement. But it could help older people stay strong – as long as they're consuming enough protein, vitamin D, omega-3s, and, of course, getting their workouts in.

6:20 a.m. Boomer News Preview

ABC SPORTS

6:30 a.m. Daily Quiz

Throwback Thursday - 1976 DISCO LADY JOHNNIE TAYLOR


1976
Apple Computer Company is formed by Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak.
Isabel Peron is deposed as the President of Argentina by a military coup.
The CN tower in Toronto, Canada is completed and is the the tallest free standing structure in the world.
The first commercial Concorde flights take off during January of 1976
The popular film “Rocky” is released in the United States
Jimmy Carter wins Presidential Election
NASA unveils the first space shuttle, the Enterprise.
Nadia Comaneci wins 3 gold medals at the Montreal Olympics with seven perfect scores.
Tidal Wave in Philippines kills 5,000
First Legionnaires Disease affects 4,000 delegates in Pennsylvania
Polaroid Camera $28.00

Mens Sports Jacket $37.15

Zenith 25" Color TV $599.00

CB Radio $147.00

Micro Wave Oven $169.00
Wood bracelets, ankle strap shoes, lace boots, corduroy suits, Fonz jackets, toy typewriters and sewing machines, Peanuts dolls
Popular Films
One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest

All the President's Men

The Omen

Taxi Driver

The Outlaw Josey Wales

Rocky

Popular TV Programs
The Six Million Dollar Man

Kojak

The Jeffersons

All in the Family

Maude

Good Times

MAS*H

The Carol Burnett Show

6:40 a.m. Weather Wakeup/Northern Broadcasting Weather

6:55 a.m. Health Story

6:54 a.m. Check Up On Health Hospital Happenings/ABC World News/Local News

7:15 a.m.

Do you believe karma is real? Nearly nine in 10 Americans do, according to a new survey that finds 84% buy into the idea that what goes around comes around. That’s probably why another 84% say they go out of their way to “pay it forward” whenever possible.

The poll of 2-thousand U.S. adults also reveals:

The most popular ways people pay it forward include treating loved ones to something special (50%), leaving generous tips (48%) and helping a neighbor out with something, like carrying their groceries or shoveling snow (46%).
Paying it forward can also include donating money to organizations and charities (40%), volunteering their time (38%) and supporting small or locally owned businesses (35%).
Aside from any karma-related benefits, paying it forward also leaves Americans feeling better about themselves (49%), their life overall (37%) and feeling more confident (22%).
Doing these acts of kindness makes people feel better than being on the receiving end of them, as 72% say their spirits are lifted more when they help someone else than when someone helps them.
People have also felt the effects of bad karma, including in the form of bad relationships (34%), losing something (27%) and fights with others (27%).
Almost three-quarters (72%) of those polled consider themselves to be generous.
The average American does five generous acts every week, for a total of 260 random acts of kindness a year.
Respondents define generosity as “going out of your way to help someone else” (68%), “giving your time” (54%) and “paying it forward” (40%).
While only 43% feel “financially secure,” 65% would probably keep the chain going and pay for the food of the person behind them in the drive-thru if someone else paid for theirs.
Source: SWNS Digital

Lunch Menus/Valley Happenings

7:30 a.m. Tim's News You Can't Use

CBS says Punxsutawney Phil and Phyllis are now parents to two baby groundhogs. The babies are currently with their parents at the zoo in the Punxsutawney Memorial Library. This surprise birth marks the first time Phil has had offspring
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The new Major League Baseball season starts today. WKXW says a New Jersey resident, named Jen Pawol, is on the verge of making history as the first female Major League Baseball umpire. Pawol's journey from player to umpire started in high school where she excelled in softball. She attended the Minor League Baseball Umpire Training Academy and has already umpired at the Triple-A level. If she gets the call up, she will become the first female umpire in a regular season baseball game.
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The Miami Marlins hope to attract more fans this season ... through their stomachs. The club has introduced new "All You Can Eat Seats" that start at $52. From the first pitch to the end of the seventh inning fans can get free water, cookies, peanuts, popcorn, hot dogs, chili dogs, chili nachos, cheeseburgers, nachos with cheese, and non-alcoholic beverages. The only catch is that fans can only take four items per trip to the free food area.
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A high-end Manhattan restaurant has raised the bar on fancy junk food with a $28 chicken nugget – and, yes, that's the price for a single bite. The newly-opened Coqodac put the item on the menu to lure the TikTok generation, and it's worked, because the chicken little is loaded with a spoonful of golden daurenki caviar. Many diners aren’t stopping at a single nugget and are ordering enough for everyone at the table – along with Champagne to wash down the nuggets, at up to $48 a glass.
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Fox Business News says SunChips will release a limited edition flavor during the April 8th solar eclipse. The new flavor is Pineapple Habanero and Black Bean Spicy Gouda. The chips will only be available for 4 minutes and 27 seconds. Fans can enter for a chance to win a bag
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A Chinese company has acquired AirCar technology, a BMW-powered flying car tested in Europe
The Chinese firm is poised to revolutionize transportation and includes rights for manufacturing and use within designated area
Source: NY Post
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The NY Post Qatar Airways has become the first airline to use an AI flight attendant. The flight attendant is named Sama 2.0. Passengers can interact with Sama through the Qatar Airways app. The AI assistant offers personalized service and can assist travelers with airport navigation and travel-related inquiries.
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View from the Wing says a valet parker at the Conrad Orlando Hotel recently took a luxury SUV on a joyride. The truck’s owner caught the joyride on their dashcam and then shared the video on Tik Tok. The valet was caught speeding and not wearing a seatbelt. He pushed the Escalade to its limits. The hotel acknowledged the incident and offered the guest a complimentary night's stay
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The News-Herald says a Wyandotte, Michigan man recently blew off his hand with a do-it-yourself firework kit.The man's sister warned him about the dangers of the kit after researching it online. The man was assembling a homemade firework when it exploded. His house has been deemed unsafe by the fire department
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The Times Leader newspaper says a Larksville, Pennsylvania woman, named Mollie Redmond, has been sentenced to three months to one year in prison for shooting fireworks at a neighbor's house. The incident was captured on a surveillance camera. The fireworks ignited a blaze on the neighbor's roof. Mollie reportedly shot the fireworks at her neighbor in retaliation to a previous court order against her
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WFXR says a woman recently crashed her car into a Waffle House in Wytheville, Virginia. The woman told cops her foot slipped off the brake. No one was injured. The police reported it as a private property accident. The 61-year-old driver told officers she was parking when she accidentally hit her accelerator instead of her brakes
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A "well-meaning" British woman with a love for animals recently saved the life of a baby hedgehog -- or so she thought. The woman found the small animal on the side of a road and scooped it up into a box. She then brought it home and tried to nurse it back to health. She kept it in a warm, dark room and put some cat food in the box hoping it would eat. But after some time passed, she was concerned that the animal hadn't moved, or eaten, or pooped, so she picked it up in the box and brought it to a local nature reserve and animal hospital. A veterinarian took a look inside the box and immediately knew why the hedgehog wasn't moving. It's because it wasn't a hedgehog. It wasn't even a living thing. It was actually a pom pom, like one that would be found on a ski hat

7:45 a.m. Birthday Show

7:50 a.m. Montana Trivia/Science Faction/Local Sports

8:12 a.m. ABC News

Northern Broadcasting Montana News

Obituaries

8:40 a.m. Tradeo

9:00 a.m. ABC News/Weather

9:30 a.m. Doggone Show

9:40 a.m. Hi-Line Ford Closet Classic

10:00 a.m. ABC News/Weather

10:40 a.m. Hi-Line Ford Closet Classic

10:50 a.m. Hi-Line Highlights

11:00 a.m. ABC News/Weather

11:40 a.m. Hi-Line Ford Closet Classic

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