A search and rescue team from Virginia helped save four people from collapsed buildings in Venezuela after earthquakes destroyed the region. The team is called Fairfax County’s Virginia Task Force 1 . . . and they worked alongside Venezuelan and French crews to rescue a father and son who had been trapped under rubble for four days, and they also saved a mother and her 9-month-old baby………………. A new study suggests humans may already have the ability to regenerate body parts, but it’s blocked by our scar tissue. Researchers were able to trigger partial regeneration in mice by redirecting cells away from scarring. Scientists say this could lead to future treatments that improve healing in humans………………And finally………….
77-year-old VA man Rudy Neish was a farmer, but he’s now a full-time caregiver to his wife, who has dementia. She used to do all the cooking, but now, Rudy is the chef, thanks to a helpful neighbor, 38-year-old Tyler Butterworth. They’ve helped each other with projects for years, and Rudy recently mentioned to Tyler that he wished he could cook better to give his wife healthier meals, so the two attended a cooking class together. Tyler has a huge social media following and has now been teaching Rudy to cook all sorts of dishes and posting the videos. Rudy’s become a viral sensation, and he’s enjoying the journey, saying that as he’s learned to cook better, more nutritious meals, his wife is doing better as a result.