good morning today the perfect marinade for steak beer. >> that's right a live performance from the beloved musical. and they've been married for 18 years. how one couple has changed their habits and lost blend. ? ? [ music ] ? ? i love that song too. >> reminds me of my mom for some reason. that and wash that man right out of my hair.

house. i like the concept raining men. yesterday we were talking about words that people often mispronounce that are annoying like the word pitcher people say for picture. it got us talking about words that kids mispronounce that are adorable. >> you don't want them to get their speech pattern all worked out. my son said shrebra for zebra. so cute. my daughter said for pink flamingo flingo. >> there was a great dialog on our facebook page of all of these words. >> people got just set. >> it was fun to read thanks for participating. three quarters of women this is according to a survey say they enjoy about their man, this thing. while others think it is totally disgusting. >> i was shocked to hear what the answer was, but then i

it is -- chest hair. >> three fourths of women find it sexy. >> three fourths find it sexy they didn't say how much. our soundoff question today -- >> do you? >> oh, yeah. >> i like when it's man escaped got to be trimmed down. the big burly curls is like -- >> you don't want to be able to braid it? >> it's a little much. >> braid it. [laughter] >> an important question is we'll talk with chef mike about that in a second. i know he appreciates those conversations. >> a little bit he will show you his. laug [laughter] >> get ready mike. >> open up that chef coat. >> put on the hair net while you're cooking. [laughter] >> statistical look at who we are and the things we do. get this, 90% of households have a junk drawer somewhere. i have always had one in my house. had one growing up.

pen organizing projects you can do in ten minutes. i will share one of them. it has to do with the junk drawer. >> will you do one later on. >> maybe every day if we have time. this is pick through your junk drawer. set a timer, this is great with kids too if you want a project it motivates you to get it done. >> how long 30 minutes, 10 minutes? >> ten projects you can do in 10 minutes. our ten year anniversary is open up the junk drawer throw away things you no longer need. here's my suggestion test the markers if they are dried out there them away. sharpening pencils so they are ready to go. if they don't have an eraser throw them away. >> just get rid of pencils who uses pencils. >> i use pencils every day. >> if you don't make mistakes you don't need pencils. >> cameraman dave don't agree with her!

whatever. and the other thing there are so many old keys try them in the door if they don't work throw them away. >> there is your cleaning tip for today. get a that junk drawer. okay so before we show you how to make a beautiful steak, we're going to take a look at our art's cameras plus picture of the day. >> that's right viewer sheryl shared this hilarious photo of her dog duke. check him out he was just chilling on the couch she told him smile and this got. sometimes they sinks duke is human. look at him he is like the man of the house. >> remember when denise was here when her, somebody in her house would yawn the dog would yawn too. >> and yawning is like, thought to be a sympathetic behavior. >> yeah. wasn't he yawning guys or sneezing? i think it was yawning that's wild. >> that means her dog is sympathetic. >> we love sharing your favorite

if you have someone special you would like to see maybe they have a birthday or anniversary enter the picture of the day contest email their photo and stories to pictures@themorningblend.com. we're celebrating ten years on the 12th. i would love it see a cool anniversary picture for our picture of the day that day. we are heating things up as if we need to as hot as it is outside with thunder bay in the kitchen. we are going to have you dreaming about lunch or dinner because what is on the menu is a steak and beer combo that is going to knock your >> chef mike stigler is here to grill a steak marinaded in beer. >> how you doing today ladies? >> good. >> waiting on that chest hair. >> chewbacca, sasquatch, women like that sort of thing. >> do you think women like that sort of thing? >> i think it depends as long as it is not too far extended out. purely a guess on my part. you're asking the wrong dude here. doesn't do anything for me i tell you that.

>> good to know. >> that's double back. the kind of beer we use to marinade the steak. it's a little chewy got a little tooth to it, but it's a good hearty beer. >> hearty beer with teeth. >> what we have going on here is a sirloin steak. we have marinading in some of that >> do you have to cut anything in the steak for it to marinade well? >> no you really don't. as long as you get it into the marinade as soon enough. that marinade gets in there nicely you can tell it's in there really good. >> is there a rule of thumb how long you marinade it? >> if it is steak you marinade longer than fish. fish is so open that it will soak up a marinade usually only

steak over night 24 hours. too much longer it starts to get into the inside of the steak to the point where it colors a little more. we pulled this guy out of the marinade and then we're going to go ahead and season them up with some cracked black pepper, gagarlic, onion. just your traditional montreal steak seasoning. from there we'll move it over to the pan. i'm going to go ahead and give this guy a flip here. that's our 9-ounce steak. menu in a slightly smaller steak, 6-ounce version. going to get smoky in here. to add to that we have pan roasted potatoes. these are red potatoes and yukon gold we have going on in the pan. into that we'll add onions and peppers give that a little color and extra flavor. >> is that sweeter smell the potatoes or the steak? >> it's a little bit of the steak it has the honey on there. you get that carmellization that

>> it smells awesome. >> we're also going to add a little fresh rosemary into the potatoes here. this is rosemary we keep on the sprig until time to go on the pan and then you pull it down it all comes right off like that. >> you put it in that big you are not chopping it up? >> it's more for air mattic you are just going for the smell. people aren't going to probably eat it because it has a texture similar to pine needles you know. you just want to have it in the pan to start essential oils in the herbs that will help to season the potatoes then it will be good to go. >> is beer sort of like citrus like lemon or lime where there is something about the liquid that breaks down meat or tenderizes it? >> it doesn't really break it down so much. that's sort of the reason you want to add something that has a bit of acidity to the beer when you marinade it. we're going to keep this going.

what we're going to put on the bottom of the plate is more beer, this is the sauce we're going to put on here. this is a reduction basically. this is the beer reduced down with a beef stock. we're going to provide a base on the plate for that. kind of spread that around and make a nice little pool for the steak to jump into there. we've got our sauce on the bottom, we've get our potatoes going here and we're going to take our steak probably a nice medium rare. >> you try to do that little circle thing at home it doesn't look like that at home. >> the important thing you got to keep mind your sauce isn't too runny. if you have a runny sauce it's going to spread all over the place. >> it's just a matter of cooking it long enough. >> look how fancy that looks. >> it spreads, but doesn't get too watery. >> this is a mushroom melody here. roasted together in the oven and

>> those are with olive oil. we use a roasted garlic olive oil. to that we're going to put our roasted potatoes on the plate. you're going to have the finished product of the steak. drunken steak. >> our producer just gave us a time cue and goes we're all drooling in here. >> dig in. >> i will give you a bite first tiff. >> how long do you keep the patio open do you keep it open still? >> we don't have a set cutoff date. it's all as warm as it is right now if this keeps up we'll keep it open october, november. we will be having packer games on out there in the big screens we have out. so we all know packer season starts this weekend. we're going to have the games on outside on the patio as well as inside around the bar. so don't let the fact that there is a packer game on keep you away from the restaurant. you can come out have a drunken steak and you know get drunk and watch the game have a good time you know. watch the packers root them onto

>> yeah patio drinks, food, thunder bear where you need to be. >> you want to read the graphic mike? >> we have a lot more coming up for you on today's show including many different things which we'll get to in good time. but first what you want to remember is thunder bay, exit i94, exi 294, 164 in pewaukee. visit us at thunder bay grille.com. >> i love it. keep reading. >> pretty soon he is going to >> i'm angling for it. >> you're the best mike. that was delicious. a lot more coming up on today's show including a plan to help parents of adult kids with disabilities. plus this couple knows the key to successful weight loss is finding the right support. how they lost a total of 80 pounds combined right after this. up next the tale of the sane mad man and a wise fool. i'm not talking about my co-host

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welcome back. the classic story of don quixote is a timeless tale of love and adventure. >> the awarding man of la mancha

beloved mu musicals of all time. coming up soon you can see it at the rep. great to see you. we have nathaniel stampley. you're a local guy, your mom is watching caroline. >> hi caroline. >> hey mom. >> how are you? >> i like that. >> so welcome back home. >> thank you. always nice to be home. >> yeah. good to see you. >> tell us a little bit. you grew up around here, but yet you have been on broadway and >> i went to high school at whitefish bay high school. did a lot of musicals there. i performed a lot here in milwaukee and eventually moved to chicago then new york. but it is nice to always be back home where i can perform in front of people who have seen me do really bad and do really well too. >> some that changed your diapers. >> yeah it's >> . that's what you always hear once you hit some success, i changed your diaper. >> yes.

the time. >> very humbling thing for people to say. [laughter] >> so let's talk about this show. is this a role that you have performed before? >> yes. don quixote is a role that i always dreamt of doing. i had an opportunity to play the role in chicago, and now, most importantly i get to come home and do this iconic role. >> is the rep a cool place to perform? you have been all over the world. you have been on broadway. i'm sure you will feel some pressure to say is about it? >> milwaukee reptory theater is an amazing place to work. there is world class artists come in and get to share incredible shows, and stories about you know many different facets of life. and also, you know it's important that, being with the rep, that i get to reflect the community you know all of the greater milwaukee as well. >> yeah. tell us a little bit about the show. i feel like a lot of people

? ? [ music ] ? ? a lot of people know those songs, but not everyone remembers the story line. >> the story so the play which is a little bit different than the novel, our play is a story within a story. so, miguel who wrote don quixote, he gets arrested and he is brought before the inquisition. while self-in jail he has to -- while he is in jail he has to entertain the other so they don't beat him or kill him while he is in prison. so he tells the story of don quixote. in this story you hear about tilting windmills and fighting ogres and giants. don quixote has a way of seeing things a way most people don't normally see. he is an optimist. >> the artistic director mark clemens is directing this he has

girls and the color purple. good to be working with him again? >> yes he is a wonderful director. it's a big collaboration with artists. >> what do you think people can take away interest this show? >> i think one of the big things in the show is hope. and you know despite what we see you know things can always be better and so, it's easy to label people certain things, but, you know sometimes the essence of a character is more we're more than what we do or own our occupation. don quixote has that ultimate vision of other people. >> i'm going to let you set up really quick you went to whitefish bay high school a shoutout to all of people you went to in high school. what musicals did you do in high school? >> my first musical was oklahoma and the second one was fiddler on the roof. >> that is awesome. >> yeah. [laughter] >> thank you so much for being here. great to welcome you back home. and have this performance we'll

impossible dreams. but first here's the information so you can see man of la mancha at the rep. it is happening september 20 through october 30. call (414)224-9490 for tickets you can go to milwaukee rep.com. the ticket office is on east wells street. here is nate singing impossible dream.

welcome back. today we're going to tell you about a weight loss program that guarantees results. you also will meet several people that finally found the answer to shedding pounds and getting healthy. >> recently i visited the new office for 855-burn-fat and nutrimost located mere mayfair mall in wauwatosa. here's more of my visit there. >> jen you have been to our studio so many times in the past brought a lot of happy clients have had a lot of success here.

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welcome back. whether you are on medicare, owe bam care or your own plan there is one thing insurance has in common it is confusion.

he make it is a little less daunting. >> i work with you you have helped me so many different time when is i have had questions. i think no matter what you do there is so much information. that is one thing you do you help pair it down for people and try plans that fit them and save thome a lot of money. >> that's the ultimate goal. why would you change something if you are not going to save something right? >> right. >> that's at the end of the day that's what we want to do. we want to take the homework out of it. i read articles every day, books different things to stay up to date. and of course, i am licensed. so that helps. i take actual classes he was year to make sure that i'm up to date on all of the plans and all of the different programs. so that when people contact us we can actually really walk them through it simply and break it down for them and say you're the tool to really make this easier. >> you say people on average close to $600 you save them.

supplements. it is coming up pretty soon it starts october 15 for op openenrollment. there are other options coming out. if there are people that are like hey i just want to get information i want to know what is going on, just give our office a call, we'll take your name and address and you will just get a letter and an invite to one of our seminars to showcase some of our changes for the following year. >> you do so much those medicare premiums can go up by 10% each year. people need every three to five years to be looking at and switch it up. >> specifically on medicare supplements like you just said, 3 to 5 years have if you vanity looked at it it is important to take a look at. even if you think my health is poor, i'm probably not going to qualify for a new plan. it's worth looking at because there are some other plansl are actually plans that are lenient on health conditions and things. it might not be you know hey we

option and working with a broker like myself, you know we have options from 30 plus companies to look at. >> well that's the big thing. you have all of these companies you're not paid by one specific one you really look at everything and we got this really nice card sent to molly from mural. she said the same thing, she said thanks for having sovereign select on your program. whether she called she worked with jason who set her up with an her needs. she sent a nice thank you card. you get so many of those that say thank you so much. >> they normally don't send it to the morning blend they usually send it to us. >> that was nice for us to see it. >> i think when people are turning 65 it is so confusing what do you suggest for them to do when they are getting close to that first time. >> get advocated of that's the biggest thing to know what you're doing. most people have been on an

and years, maybe decades. and you know, they are used to their employer saying, well here's two options pick one. here's two options pick one. year after year after year. now we're your human resources department. now we're going to educate you and we're going to figure out what your needs are and show you options that might work for you. eventually we would get to the point where we say here's a couple options pick one. the first and foremost thing when you are turning 65 one three months ahead. gives you plenty of time to get ready and get educated. second thing is attend one of our educational sessions that happen every single friday. and learn all about the different parts of medicare and the different type of plans available. >> that's one of those things do you free of charge. you do no cost consultations in general, but these educational meetings, every friday, going on people should let you know that they want to come they are at 10:00 a.m. >> they can just show you too.

plans, but you do it is educational. think that's the key you said is to educate yourself, plan that three months in advance and set up an appointment with you. here's the information for the meetings. start there. educate yourself. medicare 101 education carat meetings every friday at 10:00 a.m. the event is educational only. there is no specific plan provided, but you need call and reserve your seat so it can account for who is coming. seating can be limited. here's how you do that. no cost clt one of his guys come out to your house they are located in brookfield. the phone number is (262)641-4111. again (262)641-4111. listen to your needs and find a plan that fits you. thank you for being here tom. >> always happy to be on. these two boys have a brighter future thanks to the determination of one woman. up next how she is helping families with a difficult decision of who will care for

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welcome back to the morning blend. parents of adult kids with disabilities don't experience the empty nest because they care for their child until they can't anymore or they die. our next guest wasn't satisfied with the alternative living arrangements available for her

nonprofit organization to provide a high quality of living. joining us now is dr. shandowlyon hendricks-williams to talk about project hope. great to meet you. >> nice to meet you. >> you have two chi children you have a son who is 27 who has a disability and a daughter who is 29 right? >> yes. >> she's a college graduate and out doing her own thing. >> that's correct. actually she operates the group homes for me at this point. >> wonderful that she is part of and, you started thinking about your son and long-term like many parents do and what is going to happen to him when you are not able to care for him physically not able or after your death. >> correct. correct. so most parents experience empty nest that you said and i began to think about what was going to happen to brandon and his sister is very much capable of caring for him, but that's a big burden. particularly if she gets married and has children.

group homes in the city of milwaukee and wasn't safed with what i saw. either there were too many clients or it just wasn't like a home. so i did a little bit of investigation after some encouragement from some friends and people who actually work in the health field and opened up a two bed adult family group home. what we do is try to offer an alternative to nursing homes for young adult who is have disabilities so they are able to live in a home like environment, and also be involved with the day program or shelter workshop. >> i think especially at your son's age being 27, a nursing home i think a lot of people can understand why that wouldn't be an alternative that you are particularly fond of. you want him to be in community as you said with people of his own age and maybe learn whatever independence skills he and others are able to do depending on their level of disability. so, obviously there is a need for group homes for young

october. it is now open. so how many residents are able to live there right now? >> well in my home i only have two residents because i focus on young adults with severe multiple disabilities. everything has to be done for them. they have to be bathed, they have to be fed, their laundry has to be done. we want them to have that individualized attention. which is something that you can't get if there is residents of four or more in my opinion that is. in each home we're certified for two adults and that's the maximum we take in each house. >> what about the cost of it. is there a way that families are able to afford to have this high level of care? >> certainly. so there are medicaid waivers programs such as iris, community care, family care and i care to pay the cost for the support of home care services and then the family is just responsible for room and board. there are other financial options so it's not coming out

option for it to be affordable. you have a fundraiser coming up i'm sure the needs are great when someone requires the amount of attention you're talking about. it's your first ever cars, bikes and cigars show scheduled for this sunday right? >> yeah and we are so excited. it's an opportunity for the community to come together, the residents will be there. we're having it at garfield 502. there are five categories there is old school, new school, sports car, vintage motorcycle category which will be given away a trophy. we'll have raffles and raffle prizes and we're taking donations there. >> that is wonderful. there are trophies in those different categories of cars or motorcycles. >> correct. >> that is super fun. i think a lot of car enthusiasts would be excited to participate in that. what if people aren't able to attend, but would like to donate and help your cause.

wisconsin, 53217 for a donation. we'll send them the documentation that they will need for tax purposes because we are a 501c3 organization. >> i will repeat that information just a second. before we go you see more homes like this through project hope opening up because i would think there are now that you are open and you're certified, a lot of people will want that option. >> yes i think so. i think we're going to see a growth in them and i think we're going to see an opportunity for people to individualized care they need. >> thank you for your great work in the community. we want to make sure a lot of people attend the first ever project hope cars, bikes and cigars show and fundraiser. it is happening this sunday september 11, trophies will be awarded. it sounds like a whole lot of fun is happening from 1:00 to 6:00 p.m. again that is this sunday, at garfield 502, and if you would like to help you can mail a tax deductible donation

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are pretty white i'm going to check it out. take a picture before you start. you will be amazed at the transformation. >> how does it work? >> let me walk you through it. demonstration is the best way to learn it. you get these swabs the first swab is the blue swab. you are applying this for two minutes like you're brushing your teeth. ca and chew gum at the same time it's super easy. no rinsing no spitting. this is hydrating your teeth. that's why you are not getting those painful zingers of teeth whitening in the past. it is also hydrating and lifting stains off even artificial surfaces caps, crowns veneers. >> that's what is amazing about it. it even works with crowns and veneers. >> so you're taking that two minutes now your teeth are prepped and ready to go. the next step is also 2 minutes this is your teeth whitening again the swab over for two minutes over your teeth to do the whitening power no rinsing

right over here. if you have a darker tooth something that has a little more of a stain, even an artificial surface you can concentrate on that one tooth a little bit to make sure that tooth brightens. >> a lot of people, you have a perfectly uniform white smile, but a lot of people have certain teeth lower teeth or whatever that might be a little more yellow. you brought a little wine a little chocolate, a little coffee. the point of all of this you whiten your teeth, but then you have some of of your favorites like chocolate, wine or coffee. you have a trick for that as well right? >> that's right. i have heard that chocolate here in wisconsin is very good. that's indicative of milwaukee right there. good flavors i want you to enjoy your beer, wine and chocolate and coffee. if you order today you will get quick sticks. the quick stick is like your tsa approved whitening on the go you can take it anywhere with you. it's quick pick me ups maybe you have wine or blueberries. anything you had that might

done. your teeth are whiter and you maintain with this quick stick it's really easy. >> fantastic. 13 years younger. the pictures really illustrate this point. if you look at before and after. really 13 years if you don't change anything you just have much whiter teeth, but the proof is in pictures like this, i mean, the girl on the left, looks not just older, but the girl on the right looks fresher more friendlier, more professional. >> healthier. if you're going to be in that big job interview. if you are out there dating you want to make that great first impression you want to look healthy and confident. whiter teeth do that. when i see people opt out of photos at family reunions and parties or weddings and they are the ones that say i will hold the camera you guys get together it breaks my heart to think maybe their smile is holding them back. you don't have to have perfectly straight teeth.

every smile is different. when you whiten those teeth however what a drastic difference it makes. up to six shades whiter after you use this kit. that is a great measure. >> six shades up to six shades in seven days is incredible. i feel like this is anecdotal, but when people take selfies or pictures the number one thing they photo shop about themselves is teeth. they make their teeth whiter. >> i laugh we can smooth our wrinkles and do all kinds of things in those posts. i always tell my friends can you make yourself look unnaturally white and crazy or you can have it done every single day a natural whiter smile indicative of you no more fixing yourself in posts so you don't look natural as you do every day looking around. it's a quick fix anybody can do. because of the specials today you will buy two and get one free. i give you permission to regift. someone's shower you are going to, anyone on your list a mom, your spouse maybe you want to give him a little hint maybe you

teeth happen to get darker easier than women. that's one thing men have that women don't. women have a win there which is kind of nice. get this for yourself share it with friends and family you will get a great deal today. >> buy two get one free and three free quick sticks and free shipping too? what that's an incredible deal. (800)663 6401 or powerswabs.com. make sure you mention the morning blend when you call to take advantage of that fantastic deal. great to see you thank you so much.

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?? this morning on "today's take," little monsters rejoice and lady gaga dropping a new tune. james cameron, director of the world's highest grossing movie. and a pumpkin milk e. now. from nbc news, this "today's take" with al roker, tamron hall, and billy bush. live, from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. welcome to "today" on this wednesday morning. september 7th, 2016. want to say thank you to both of you, checking in on me this morning. i took my daughter to school