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>> i like that song too. good for a friday i like that. we're super excited to start off our show with a special guest. >> pati jinch is the host of pati's mexicanle on tab pbs. even with her fast paced american schedule her family finds the time to sit down together and enjoy their food on a daily basis. >> we're super thrilled to welcome pati to the yellow couch. she's always the author of two cook books. this is the newest one. new the contemporary kitchen. you can meet her at mexican fiesta this wkend. she'll have a cooking demo too. >> great to see you pati. >> thank you so much. iave been in milwaukee for 12 urs and i'm already loving it. >> that's great. i know home for yous washington, d.c. >> he fores. i'm originally from mexico city. got marri, moved to texas lived there for a couple years then moved to d.c. and d.c. is home now.

>> tee boy >> threes. >> h old are they? >> i should say men really they are taller than me by now. s s juln. is 10-yeold. the nextne is 14 samnd t onenext is 17llan ahe's a ripin nds he and i was asking arting to look at colleges. we're cluel about proce so we' jt gng everywhere. >> iav >> ys aest' big process here in america and daunting one as well. i giv you a lot of credit. i think it's very impressive and might surprise people you say amu have three very busy mex ana kids and you f it is iornto sit down every day and he a meal. >> it i and has always been a priority. i think that a the e of the

we put on our ptes. we all have to feed our family and my people see it as burden you have to wash diss, u have to chop,ou have to do this, b if you bng meaning into what you're doing and if you areaking recipes that have been psedown or family heirloom you find a way toive meaning into the kitchen tasks just makes it a magical time and a macal pce in the family. >> i love that. it's hard with teens. >> it is very hard. to get people together and make it happen?ay, how do you they've got everything going. going to sports, theatre, drama, wmuctever, how do you make it happen? >> for me it is make it exciting. make it exciting for them. for dinner at that time, tonight 're making what you wanted. >> have your fends ove we're making carnitas. never tried a pasta at home making it from scratch.

a little extra work and extra effort you haveo clean a ttle more, but at the end of the day i think the investment in making that sittingnd eating together an important piece of your family life, pays off. >> one of the things i read about you i found interesting was the things you aost always have on hand at home. things like fresh fruits, you put those in a lot of even dinnereals mangos things like at. but also salsas. different salsas. that's sort of a staple in you >> yeah. >> i think with my youngest son says we eat beans 7 times a week and i think if there were more days in the week we would eat black beans 20 times a week. but refried beans are a favorite for a side or making a torta whatever it is. refried beans, corn tortillas, just easy accessible things. and tacos. i mean you can taco anything.

>> you can taco last night's left over and give it fancy name tuna casserole taco. [laughter] >> yea >> or taco for breakfast right? >> exactly. exactly. >> i also like how youn this where you call yourself a mex americana, you have all of these traditions you hold to your heritage, but you also except the fac there is tex-mex. you do call them refried beans now. for a long timeou that. i think there is a lot of people whether they are immigrants or have mixed families how do y hold onto that and also except you know the changes and t tex-mex and still feel like it is part of your culture, but also accept it's an americana staple as well? >> that's such a great question. i think i have changed in my answer to it. in the beginning i was really trying to hold onto the things that nurtured me at home.

was a political analyst. when i switched to cooking i was trying to show people traditional mexican cooking. and as the years have gone by i really see i tend to say i'm happily torn between two countries and two cultures and i feel like my kids are blessed being mexican american. their eyes water with the american anthem. but i feel like there is ways to show can really enrich the arican table without there being a clash. you see it in the thanksgiving, you know meal. we have a thanksgiving episode in the new season. i make a mexican style turkey. it pays homage to the beautiful thanksgiving tradition, but also showing how latinos we can enrich the american life. >> i have a question on enriching a meal i enjoy a lot.

ways to mix things up. one of my favorite things is refried black beans, cheese, salsa, egg and fresh avocado. what would you add to it? >> you have the perfect fiesta in there. for me the perfect lunch is a warm tortilla with a slice of avocado and pinch of salt. you add refriedeans and eggs to it you have like a party. that's the beauty of mexican food we're so accommodating very easy to put a mexican meal together. it's very easy to have mexicans over i always say when people hear come over for mexican, you know there is no starting time. you know there is no ending time. you know there is goi to be bountiful food. it's very casual and just very welcoming and i feel like mexicans are just like that easy. >> we ran out of time want to share about mexican fiesta.

challenging about being on tv. people ask us this a lot. >> what do you say i want to hear what you say. >> for me it's choosing an outfit every day. [laughter] >> try to make it different. it's like didn't i just wear that last week. what is it for you? >> i mean, i, i don't know. i feel like, i have evolved a lot. i'm much more confident in the cooking, and trying to look good at the same time which it's horrle to look good to make the food look good and mexican food is messy. so trying to have the food look pretty and try to make you look decent at the same time, it's a little bit of a challenge. that's why i love radio. [laughter] >> you can go in your pajamas you can talk about any meal and you can talk about any meal and it sounds just gorgeous, but you don't have to make it look pretty. >> true. >> that challenge about the food

>> it is. one of the hardest thing to do on tv is the cooking segment i give you a lot of credit. >> yeah the timing. >> exactly. here's how to meet pati at mexican fiesta. 3:00 p.m. you're doing a cooking demo which is fantastic. this is tomorrow. she will be doing that demonstration at mexican fiesta. she'll be at the mp tv booth in the cultural pavilion from her cook book will be available for purchase throughout mexican fiesta all at the mptv booth which is great. hgreat to meet you. >> thank you for being here. >>hank you. >> enjoy fiesta. next time bring food. [laughter] >> absolutely great to see you. we have a whole lot coming up on today's show including a solutionor female health problems from incontinence to?' dryness and so much more.

invasive treatment. from hip-hop to ballet we'll tell you about a great way to get your kids involved in dance. my man usher in aew movie called hands of stone. what does ryan jay think abo it he'll be here with a review right after the break. you better like come on...you can do it! dogs just won't quit. neither does frontline. introducing new frontline gold. with its new easy applicator frontline gold delivers powerful protection that dsn't quit for a full 30 days. its new triple action formula is relentless killing fleas and ticks. . the latest innovation from the maker of frontline plus. for persistent protection you can trust... good boy!

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that's right we certainly miss this guy while we were off for the olympics. ryan jay is a nationally syndicated film critic he has good news if you are headed to the theatre this weekend. hi ryan. >> hi i liked all of the movies this is a good week for new movies. >> let's talk about usher i hope you like this one. he i >> it's a biopick of a boxer. i have annteresting relationship with boxing it's love hate. i kind of enjoy watching it, but i'm inherently against violence. buthis one is pretty good. >> how aut the casting. it's in a boxing movie it's important to get the rht ality. >> edgar who plays robert yo is

robert de niro is also very good and usher as sugar ray leonard is outstanding. >> oh, he plays sugar ray leonard? >> yes they have an interesting fight. >> can usher act? >> he can. >> very very good. >> that's awesome good for him. did you learn anything new about boxing? >> i did what i thoht was intereg that i didn't kw before, ther is a lot that goes 'sschological as tretion. is thehysicali aspec you saw the actress who plays edgar's wife tre. theyave a lovecene. this is the first time i was actually a little turned on. i was why is this so good. so see it. see it for usher and the good boxing. [laughter] >> love it. >> a lot to enjoy in this one. >> i know where i'm going tonight. yeah. [laughter] equityed rat r i don't know. >> this movie ihe best of the

it is so intelligent. it's a drama about financial banking thatlays like a thriller. i reviewed this fro for my webse with tina. i literally turned to her and said this movie is killing me. she loved it. it literally feels like, i was just like kill me now i can't handle how evil people are in this movie. sadly every business we know people that are l backstabbing that ma nip usear. wickedly ambitious in this movie and it's so fun to watch bause >> what so smart about it? >> the script. the movie begins you're following one character and it turns to another character and you don't really miss it. it's so well balanced that it feels okay and they are all together and at the end one emerges as the goodbye, but

-- win. >> it seems like there are a lot of females for a information cast. >> it's extremely rare in any industry, but especially in hollywood this is all written by, produced by directed by women. it's rare to have any movie directed by a woman. go see it. tina and i were like we want to see it again. she was saying she would like to see a sequel for thisilm. >> what about don't breathe rated r? >> this is a movie where you and values at the door. you walk in rooting for the stars of the film who are burglars, but the tables quickly turned on them where they break into the home of a blind man. >> is it manipulative like horror movies? >> you know what i say about horror movies they make you jum

so well set up youre a silent at the right times you squirm in your seat. i quirlike sng in my seat in a scary movie. i saw this literally bruising your arms it was like stop it i can't handle it. there is one part that was so inappropriately, so disgustingly i couldn't believe someone thought something up like this it is so wrong, so gross and it's brilliant. [laughter] >> how does the audience react? >>e you can't believe someone did it. it will be a legendary horror movie people will be talking about this for years to come. it's a good horror movie yeah. >> what do you want to give away? >> we were preempted when the olympic when is pete's dragon came out. to celebrate the release of that not going to be in theatres much longer it is worth seeing on the big screen. i loved the original so there is lots of little elliott the dragon little pete there.

to go find your own dragon. >> that's so cute. >> a little compass there i see a little lantern. >> go to your website? >> go to my website to win this lovely prize pack. >> new is the huntsman winters war. less kristen stewart in this one. emily blunt who i love and chris hems worth is really great. go to my website to win a free copy there. >> it is the life between oceans which is going to be this monday august 29 at 7:00 p.m. it's the movie they met on and fell in love with a real life couple right now. join mow as the advanced screening. >> you can like ryan jay on facebook follow him on twitter and for his full movie reviews go to ryan jay reviews.com. >> thanks ryan great to see you. coming up after the break help for feminine health issues without surgery or hormones.

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disfunction of the good news these issues can be treated without surgery or hormones. there is a minimally invasive laser treatment that is called semilift. it can tighten tissue, ease pain. i areciate you being her sharing your story cindy. think it is good to talk openly about these issues related to women's health and sexual healt too. thank you so much. >> all right joy let's start with you, you are a self-described magician. so what is the word mean? >> for the vaginator one of those two things i have been called. >> i did a seminar with you. it was, i love that you combine humor with it, but your message for women is really important.

humor about these issues. >> well, sexual disfunction is a very real problem and, at least one in four women all women, suffer from it and after menopause it is about 75% or three out of four women have issues. the thinning of the vaginal walls and dryness. and pain with intercourse. and, cindy i met her shortly after a great was a great candidate for this and she's had great results and she was willing to share her experience. >> i love that about you cindy. so you are post menopausal? >> correct. >> you shared with me you had a full hysterectomy at the age of 36 you were really young when you had that. what were the problems you were experiencing when you thought you wanted to give this a try?

with intercourse. and it was just very painful. and i tried all of the other options that we out there. it didn'tork i didn' care f them. it was kind ofike five or six years before i found d davis and read up about this and then did go to this age defy seminar and made an appointment with her and got all of the information which was veryelpful becse she also went over all of the options which iad tried everything. so i was willing to try this i figure what have i got to lose? had it done it was not painful at all. >> that's a big question i had. it's a laser so it's not noninvasive it's minimally invasive. >> it's minimally invasive. >> you had three treatments right? >> correct. the first one and she's very

she can use a topical anesthetic and the first time there was just a couple areas that were just a little painful, but she let's you know and it was just a matter of seconds. the second time, really, hardly anything no pain those two areas, just barely, and the third time it was nothing. in fact, we talked through the whole time i was telling her about a upcoming trip and there was just no pain at all. >> that'erfus wond >> and the results have been fabulous. just fabulous. >> what do you feel comfortable sharinin terms of how it has impred? >> there is just noain at all. you knownou g to our ageinitely. i will be 60 this year, a lot of my friends and women suffer from you kw the incontinence issue

i didt have a brig problem big h it, but problem enough that i noticed improvement. >> that's wonderf it was good all the way arou. >> what is the technology? what is happening? >> it's a laser that is split into multiple about 81 different beams and the target is dee into the vaginal tissues to recruit collagen fibers and creasing blood flow the course of a treatment i'm mang somewhere between 10 and 20,000 holes holes little tinys in the vaga that are activating theollagen and elastin so it is helping the minor bladr symptoms that menopaus women definitely the lubrication, vaginal tightening. but then, actually if someone

, can do a lot of different things with this. >> do you feel you are almost in the business of changing lives? >> yeah, especially cindy. cindy s a great candidate because she failed traditional therapies and she had a desire. she had motivation s really she. >> and yrartner is happy too? >> oh, yes. s.ohye ther and they are very willing juvenate it as well afterwards so. >> that's cute. dr. manjoney why do you see this as a important part of the center? >> we think whatever we can offer to women to improve their lives is going to be important. it's not necessarily always about an external appearance. we do want to improvehen we do things with lasers and all, we're improving skin texture and collagen too. we just thought this was a perfect fit t bringing

to help people who have this problem. and so manyomen do as they age so we really think it's bee a wonderful added add tition our office. >> we think about our skin and bodies aging, but not necessarily our sexual hlth as well. wonderful to have you all he. thank you cindy for sharing your story. it's important that people mention the morning blend they can receive $300 off of a package of three f september. make a phone call now to age defy wisconsin. the phoneumber is (262)264-5788. or visit them online to find out mot age defy wisconsin.com. thank again so much. we appreciate it. >> thank you. still ahead on the show know the symptoms to beat ovarian cancer. and tiff who do you h there? >> it's young dancers that com from all ove southeastern

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welcome back. wellnita a dance center i a family run studio established back in 1960. it offers weekly classes and more.op, jazz, tap, ballet and they even perform a recitele at the pabst theatre. the kids com from all around the arein addion to learning the right ste and mes they learn importt life lsons no i'm here with anita olson and brooke jackson a all ofhe performers thatill perform in a little bit. welcome back you guys. >> thank you for having us back. newly renovated studiosou have what ten studios now? >> yes we do. >> tell me about it. >> it's a pretty active place

wisconsin as far as lake mills to the west and pleasanter pleasant prairieto the south. >> you work with dancers ages 2 to 18. you have 25 schools represented within the girls you teach. people can come together meet new people and form a family. one of the things you talk about is not only do they learn the beautil dance moves and how to learn together as a team, but learn life lessons as well. how do incorporate that into the dance teachings? >>i think one of the things we talk about a lot is being a member of a team and with the being that we have so many girls ung girls high school girls, we really work a lot with them on being you know extraordinary dancers not only, but also human beings. are you nice to each other. are you kind. say something nice to somebody on the way out. clap for each other to create a positive environment. if they don't have a lot of

elementary schools they can come do dance and always have their dance fds as well. >> it's a safe haven. it's shing fun and healthy. i think dance is one of tho throhout life.rries with you the older dancers he recitele at the pabst theatre every year. this year you're goi to new york city to take classes with the rockettes. you have wonderful things planned. >> very exciting. iter ends. my momtarted itlmost 60 years a so such a blessing to carryn the tradition. dance. youave a new student enrollment special right now. you can take four classes f $25. you also have an on house on saturday, september 10, tis from 1:00 to 4:00 you can take a free class. anita's dae cter.com or give or thatn opeousen septr 10 from 1:0to 4:0 now e gls are going to sho

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let's talk about this. you are a survivoight of ovarian cancer? >> yes i'm a nearly 9 year survivor. i was diagnosed at about 35. >> so young. >> it was a very young and very surprising diagnosis. but i'm still going strong so i'm happy to be here today. >> good for you. >> what were the symptoms what is something that maybe had you go to your doctor and say hey something is off i know something is not >> in my particular case hi a lot of pain and i was rusd to the emergency room because it was so severe. in mostes, cas for women if they follow the symptoms of beat which is bloatin eating less, abdominal pain, and then trouble th either your bowls or your bladder, any of those symptoms for maybe two or three weeks you ould really see your doctor.

eating less or feeling full quickly. abdominal pelvic pain and trouble with bladder. those are things women can experience at different times of the month. >> it's very true. i also was being treated for irritable bowl syndrome. that mimics. the fullness i felt was something that is so different. that's what i usually tell people when they ask me. if you really feel like just, when you eat something, and you know you shouldn't be full, but anymor because it's up to here. it's just a very different sensation. and i had a lot of trouble with my bowls and pain urinating i mean severely where you just know this isn't normal. >> right okay. >> i think it's important for people to be able to talk about it and talk to their doctor and know go in early. what are so much the things you guys are doing for the month to really get awareness out there? >> we're lighting the city teal. so there is a lot of buildings

lit up like pottawatomie, the u.s. bank building. the pfister hotel. there are several more. and we also have aouple of walks, one is here in milwaukee, nanc wal rock and stroll and then there is also the whisper walk in the madison area. d then we a having we are kicking off the whole month at the great lakes distillery, promoting the teal tini and blessed to have had the food tini whip one of these up for us. >> what's int? i >> we have our award winning regency regular, citrus and hon. that's delicious and it never turns to chemicals. >> usually vodka doesn't have a lot of smell to it. that's got a nice citrusy hundred where smell. >> we use an ounce and a half of that a half ounce of that.

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wisconsin ovarian center .org. >> this is delicious. really good. find the list online. there is a lot of different bars participating in it which is wonderful. and the kickoff to your event is coming up too we want to talk about. you mentioned your websitend social media too. so the kickoff party is happening september 1, which i know isext week thursday. because that's the first day of school for us. and that is at great lakes st 7:00 p.m. then the run walk that we mentioned in milwaukee i happening september 17. that's that greenfield park. and there is also an event at mckey farms park happening september 25 in madison. try a teal tini this month. you can find all of the participating vendors you can see a list of them right there all month long and then visit onsin ovarian cancer .org or

more informaon. >> thanks for being here. >> thank you very much. appreciate it. > coming up next our fashionista faye is here with easy ideas to transition your summer wardrobe into fall.

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welcome back to the morning blend whe it's a faye's fashion friday. this year's sr fhion throh fall with aew easye going changeups. fa wetzel is the owner of two lovely boutiques and she's here to make the most of your summer robe. she's going to tow the changeup. not the curve, not y ft ball, t thehangeup. >> okay i l iike that sounds good. >> you say it is maybe easier an we think transition from one season to the nt. thinking there has really been this revolution in fashion that has gone on in the last coupl years that is almost been, so subtle it seems like an evolution, but kind of when we get here we realize it's a revolution. i want to talk about that. i have talked about a le bit on the show befor where it used to be we had a spring and summer closet and we had a fall and wierloset and nev the two shall meet. >> uh-huh. >> that's really been changing.

of fabrics so we've talked about paper thin leather, we've talked about tissue weight cashmere, i can really only think of one fabric that i would say is still truly seasonal and that would be linen. >> exactly. >> i was going to guess linen or wool. but even wool -- >> there is tropical weight wool. >> really anything like cashmere, leather, wear those year-round. if we keep that in our brain when we're tnsitiong our closet think we'll find we have many more options in our wardrobe t wha thought we did. i ha brought a couple things thingstoday to just talk about . >> ihink as consumers we have noticed that changing when you shop you are finding short ves and tank tops all year-round. usually we used to put thatway so you know the fashion industry was you to layer it up and transition between seasons.

the other thing is you kw we used to think we have to transition our closethat t would be an entire weekend. >> yeah r >> i really talk about doing a little bit sort of every day, or whatever. >> uh-huh. >> and i think that helps with this concept too because if i just take, and these are actually things from my closest i have just experienced in the last couple weeks. this little soap pajama pant that i would wear with a white linen shirt or white tank top. as i was bringing my blouses in m thought how cute is this? play.ok at your in your pattern >> then i'm doing pattern play. >> that's cool. >> the interesting thing would be, i think it's all about the footwear when you are transitioning. i might have worn this with maybe a flip-flop or a torre burke sandal now i might without it with a boot. >> okay. >> so, i'm happy to see that you are showing off those pants because i didn't know if patterned pants were going to come into the next season. >> oh, yeah. >> let's see and look at what i

in that this pant i wore all summer long, again, with either maybe whi denim jacket or a white tank top. flip-flops for my sandals, but if you put on boots, okay and something more fall on top, it works. >> yeah. >> right? >> even maybe your earring jt transitions it. >> let's not forget to talk about my earrings let's not forget. >> i just cameack from ee jewelry every piece of clothing had tassels and was bohemian. we can sort of fast forward. if you don't want to listen to the rest of my segment you a choker or a pair of statementy earrings done. that's all you need. >> i love it. okay. >> i'm going to go broke. [laughter] >> okay here's another revolution. used to be we wou wear in the fall and winter dark on the

your black pants you had your brown apartments. -- pants. now you will see white on the bottom even white in fashion magazines, but you need to be very deliberate. it's all about the footwear. my boots definitely say fall and winter. and my top definitely has to say fall and winter like i would even wear this skirt this is a black cashmere crew neck. i would wear it even with the black turtle necknd boots. but it has to be deliberate. you can't be half pregnant here. got it? all right. >> got it. >> don't be half pregnant. >> people are going to ask and yo gureng to say you're not. >> okay. >>er ath revolutionary thing?? is, it used to be that botanicals were only spring and summer. you only saw flowers you only saw birds and things in the spring and summer. now very very big into fall and

ppeasy, you can throw a denim jacket over a blazer over. what a denim jacket? >> she said it. >> you know about those denim jackets molly? >> how many denim jackets do you own? >> i actually get rid of them regularly so i can buy more. >> you are saying you don't have a black one? >> i don't have a black one. >> how many do you have? >> three. >> i wear them a lot less than i used to don't you notice that? >> yeah. >> because grief about it. there true. >> last, but not least. we all have that columhatn t sort of go to column we have which is either like a blacktop and black bottom or brown top and brown bottom. it might be sleeveless and crop pant. take your novelty jacks and throw it over. >> iike that. >> really awesome. >> does all of that make sense? >> absolutely. >> it's very different than what we've seen the last few years and i like it. >> i like it too.

their closet. things against your nature iting willing us just t buy accessories including having a sale where everything is $99 or less. be loyal shop local. east town square, galleria west or faye's 123.com and also fun to follow you on inis it gram. --instagram. all sale merchandise is consolidated in weekend, brookfield next weekend and nothing is over $99. eek. >> painful right? [laughter] >> after the break five products you never knew could go bad. you never knew could go bad. we'll talk about that. come on...you can do it!

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>> this morning on "today's take,"e and joe jonas bring the sweet tastef cake by the ocean to our plaza. which one of these stars is the highest paid actor and al is in the kitchen witis all that and more coming up now. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today's take" with al roker, tamron hall and billy bush live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> welcome to "today" on this friday morning, august 26th, 2016. billy along with al and tamron and we have heard your feedback