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PART ONE IN OUR TWO PART SERIES, “IMPEACHING THE PRESIDENT: WHAT DOES IT REALLY TAKE?”. Legal expert and author Alan Hirsch talks with Wake Up Call segment host MK about his new book, “Impeaching The President: Past, Present and Future”. He examines the real life implications of impeaching a president from its historical context to current day questions about President Donald Trump. Part One looks back to examine the impeachment processes involved in former presidents including Nixon and Clinton KSFR consumer affairs reporter Mary Lou Cooper is investigating one of the saddest health care trends in America - the rapid growth of Alzheimer's disease. Here in New Mexico, almost 40,000 people 65 years or older suffer from Alzheimer's. In addition to the enormous emotional and physical distress caused by this illness, it costs New Mexico's Medicaid program almost $200 million a year for treatment. On today's Wake Up Call, we'll hear about the risk factors linked to Alzheimer's Disease, as KSFR consumer affairs reporter Mary Lou Cooper speaks with AARP officials on ways to counteract some of those risks.  And KSFR interviewer MK speaks with famed recycled objects artist, Mitch Berg, now relocated from Santa Fe to Albuquerque, where he's continuing his artwork, while opening up new roads for others to Wake Up Call segment host MK interviews award winning artist, and teacher, Mitch Berg - who is also founder of studio school and collaborative work space “Fuego”, offering workshops, programs and inspiration for all who wish to create. He shares and guides that “maker” experience with recycled goods for any age. He also offers special programs for marginalized populations seeking community Later this month, educators in New Mexico plan to launch a coalition in support of the expansion of community schools in our state. Community schools have received bi-partisan support as an effective school improvement strategy in both urban and rural schools.  NEA-NM