good morning details with a special sci-fi family day. and who is hungry? >> we are and we're giving away $250 worth of groceries free that's coming up next on the morning blend. ? ? welcome everybody to friday. >> you're back. >> came back just in time for friday. [laughter] >> took a little day off yesterday.

tell you something about er doctors and things they never, ever, ever do. any guesses on something an er doctor based on what they see in their emergency rooms would never do? >> let you go without charging you? [laughter] >> that's pretty good. it's hard to top that. they never ride a bike without a helmet for example. so these are all things. >> i see where you're going with it. okay.>> go through the list there is a lot of them, but it really gets you thinking. they never hop on a motorcycle. they never set up a slip and slide. >> i know i love slip and slide. >> we have a friend of the morning blend who has a foundation for a head trauma and his accident, i think was in college on a slip and slide. and something i set up for my kids every summer so a trampoline. they don't do and they don't let their kid goes to parties with

difference? >> it's a good question. they didn't address that. >> lets a kid drive a lawn mower, using dull knives and playing with fireworks. do you have time for my cookies. >> family circle magazine for the last 24 years the last six election has held a bakeoff between women. the wives or this you'll hillary will be her own candidate through the famil two candidates and whose cookie recipe wins the last five out of six years they predicted who will win by which cookie wins the contest. >> so the person with the best recipe and most votes that person has eventually been elected. >> this year they say so far the clinton family chocolate chip cookie recipe is winning with 1500 votes where melania trump's sugar cookies just have 500 votes. at this moment right now they

the presidency. >> the official cookie poll. >> you can go to family circle magazine or just google family circle presidential cookies it will come up you can get the past recipes as well. >> you were here when we did our cookies with our staff and i won the contest. >> i don't think i was because i think i would have won. >> no i won. it was like chip. >> i wasn't here for it. >> maybe i will be president some day. >> i don't believe it we'll do a bakeoff. before we get to tacos and tequila we're going to take a lock at our art's cameras plus picture of the day. >> viewer vicky sent us this super adorable photo of her 8 week old retriever puppy. carly is mending her heart after having to put her other dog down due to medical complications she

>> once a month we take a picture of the day to be professionally framed and matted by our friends at the great frame up of whitefish bay. if you would like your favorite photo proudly displayed in your home enter our picture of the day contest email us at pictures@themorningblend.com. we are continuing our tour through tosa and stopping at one of the most happening places in town. think about this your kitchen, why say probably everybody who is watching, us included, have a freezer and a microwave. prettyic our next guest makes things so fresh they don't inside either one of those. >> justin hahn and jumana al-juma are here from bel air cantina to talk about their caly mex cuisine. >> i have been to your restaurant it is fantastic. so excited you are here and you brought a great colorful collection. tiff and i always say if the

mexican place. >> that orange salsa is it everybody's favorite? >> yes. >> what are the great salsas there. the orange one is the most spicey. the green is the salsa verde and the roasted tomato salsa. >> yum. >> this one is the bomb. >> the orange is good. >> i know lots of people mix and concoct their own salsas. >> i do the brown and the orange. >> there they are i love that. >> what do you have going on with this agave congress? >> we have agave congress every year our owners go down to mexico and sample a ton of different barrels of tequila and they select a barrel for bellaire to sell souly. for $100 you can buy your own bottle of tequila we keep it locked up in the restaurant.

membership card and you get to drink from your bottle of tequila you can make it into margaritas, shots. >> that's really cool. >> that's a good thing to be part of. >> what if it is gone in a week? >> we have people that buy it and drink it in the same day. >> what do you think about the ronald mcdonald house. i also want to talk about a cool thing you have powered by tacos do to help the community. >> yeah, so bellaire really prides itself on giving back to the local community. every location, kind of has a preferred charity of choice and tosa we work with ronald mcdonald house which is a house for families to be able to stay closer to their children when they are being hospitalized for treatments and stuff. and so one thing that we do we

into the ronald mcdonald house and they turn it in for money. we also have power by tacos. >> that's amazing a different nonprofit applies every fall. this year we have plate works wisconsin which is amazing. they serve over 10,000 students in the milwaukee area they bring like recess games and activities for these kids that don't have full playgrounds and they really bring everyone together and they have junior coaches and fun. >> you have a specialty taco and that taco whenever purchased proceeds go to the organization? >> correct. so before we had the urban ecology center, we raised almost $25,000 for that. >> wow. >> just off a single taco on the menu? >> yup. >> actually we had two tacos they were a little special. they did really well. and we've got them standup paddle boards and other outdoor

very appreciative. it's awesome. >> it's a really awesome feeling. >> what is the taco right now? i heard i'm not sure if we can release it if we can't that's okay. i heard there might be a big announcement about the new taco flavor. >> we can give you a teaser. >> can you bring us that microphone i think we're having a problem with somebody's mic. isn't that right? [laughter] >> the rock star. taco like we've never had before. it's very child inspired and -- the organization that -- >> there is mac and cheese in it? >> i was going to say pb and j. >> you will have to october 24 that's when the any menu comes out. so the play works got to come into our kitchen and create their own taco. it's what they came up and we've never had anything like it before. we're excited. >> second try they got it they

inspired. you have a lost things you were going to talk about food and drinks. brunch. you have daily specials. you are also hiring which is looks like a super fun whenever i'm there it's a fun place. just final clouts you guys -- thoughts you guys. >> we just opened our fourth location in oak creek. we're a few weeks into that we're excited we're growing. >> it's the first bel air cantina we have ever built. building. >> you have always taken over a space and this one you built. >> yeah. we employ over 400 people in bellaire so it's an awesome company to work for. >> stop in and get the powered by taco taco on the menu as well as others. the black bean and corn is one of my favorites. mmmm. join the agave congress.

the agave congress. thanks you guys. >> thank you so much. >> i want you to come back with that new taco. >> yeah. >> we'll totally come. >> that would be awesome. >> we'll be the first to judge. >> yes we'll taste test for you. thanks so much you guys. >> you're welcome. awesome job. we have a lot more coming up today. everybody talks about local food, but how can you really tell how far away it comes from. still ahead the exact miles right in front of you so you know just how far your food is coming from and don't forget, we're giving away $250 worth of free groceries. >> that's right also ahead ryan jay is here with movie reviews for the weekend and films with possible oscar nominations. and up next, spaceships and robots we'll tell you about a fun family event with the sci-fi theme. i love it when they are here. we're going to build something

welcome back. one of the best ways to get kids interested in sig science is toe it fun. >> here to get you in touch with your creative sign are john koerner and meghan langmyer from the kohl's design it lab at discovery world. they have more information on the current diy products and the sci-fi family day which sounds

when you are here i actually feel like i am crafting and it feels good. >> wonderful. >> i like that. >> she feels creative. >> i feel creative all of the sudden. we're going to get to some of these events and how people can take part in these projects as a family. let's start with this, what is up with the head band and the ears. >> the electric rat ears you can come in tomorrow and make them. >> they are pokemon. >> i want to try that on. >> is that a >> i'm a rabbit. [laughter] >> slide those holes through the head band. >> oh, what? >> huh. >> pinch those holes like this. >> perfect. >> when you are ready give it a staple. >> am i doing it right? >> yeah you're good. >> there we go. >> you can decorate it however you want. >> what's up with the lightning bolt things?

template. they can cut out the shape. we'll give them cardboard backing for added stability. make a clip and they can wear it as a tail. >> oh, cute. >> i oh, i get it that's cool. >> i bet they love that. >> you can do your whole halloween costume here on saturday. >> look at these little thing those are so cute and they are making these too? >> yes we're making sci-fi bobbleheads. sci-fi phone booths. >> so cute. >> that is super fun. look at those little things. >> look at that. [ tiffany making the chewbacca sound ] >> that's so good. so sci-fi day, doing a lot of these science fiction things. that gets us to this project right here. >> we've got a star explorer here. i have finished projects for

you're welcome, you're welcome. i'm just going to assemble mine really quick first here. >> these are really easy. they are all slide ins. >> they are very simple. so you have your arms here. we're going to put our arms slide them into this middle slot here. easy enough. >> we have two engines here as well. those engines easily slide into those hands coming off the little arms. >> okay. >> all right. got that. >> starship. "stars" kids get to do? >> any and all of them. >> absolutely. >> how much time do they usually spend at the lab? >> it depends some people like to spend like five minutes some people like to be there all day. it depends on how creative you want to be how detailed you want to get with your project you can get creative as you want. >> so you don't get upset with the parent that leaves their kid there all day. >> sometimes it's the parent that wants to be in there all day. >> i agree with that.

you to do all of these fun things. this is a partnership with kohl's cares. that's why you are able to have this kohl's design it lab right? >> it's a perfect program it gets kids in and gets them creative it's an awesome place to be. >> how do you come up with the ideas for the project? >> we have a team of prototypers that is very creative. >> you're open on weekends too right? >> we're open just weekends 10:00 to 5:00 and i recommend coming in and having some fun with us. >> and sigh october this 1, this week tomorrow. saturday. the week got ahead of me. tomorrow is the sci-fi family day. you guys are going to do a lost the projects we just assembled here. tomorrow for sci-fi family day. you are going to be using hot glue guns, so, you're going to do all of this stuff put it together. people can come and experience it and that's part of it doing it as a family right? >> absolutely. >> we're really recommending everybody dress up. >> really?

>> they canwary their halloweenn costumes. sci-fi costumes. >> they can get their costume there is if they don't have one. super great. tomorrow october 1 from 10:00 to 5:00. sci-fi family day at discovery world. you can go online discovery world .org to learn more. discovery world design it lab as well. can you find out about the projects happening at design it lab.com. right off o milwaukee. >> thanks you guys so much. super awesome. her ears are bent forward. that means she's happy. >> exactly. >> thanks you guys appreciate it. we have great treatments for your skin this season.

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welcome back to the morning blend where it is a faye's fashion friday. the weather outside is starting to feel like fall that's for sure. we decided it was the perfect time to talk about spring fashion. >> what? >> that's right. >> is that a typeo? >> it's not faye wetzel just returned from the spring fashion shows so she knows all of the trends that will carry you through from fall saving you money. right?

now, that is just going to be out in two three months. >> i'm always really curious when i go to the spring shows i'm like the fall stuff is barely in the store, but i'm thinking okay what is going to carry through into spring. i think it's really important for ours customers and viewers. >> i think that would be the hard part of your job is to get, you know we're just starting the fall then we're going to have winter and you're already thinking spring. >> the only thing i hate about my business? >> is a s absolutely right. the other only thing i hate about my business i'm never in the moment. >> oh, yeah. >> i truly have to think what month is this? i truly have to think that. >> i get that all right. very interesting. >> let's get to where we can save our money by buying things that will last us through spring. the first one is shoulder, interest and mid-y length. >> i keep waiting for this shoulder thing to go away. i like it a lot. i think it was fun and fresh and

because i thought it was quite trendy it is going nowhere. >> off the shoulder, asymmetrical shoulder. kind of what we're seeing for fall that peasant thing. off the shoulder and the ruffle here. we're seeing a lot of that. it's a little more difficult to wear than a cold shoulder, but i'm very surprised that this trend is holding on. >> and you don't have to have perfect shoulders. i was sculpted shoulder, but you can fine a shape that flatters anyone. >> it's age appropriate because the shoulders are last to go. >> very good i like that. >> it's tough because i feel like that can sometimes add bulk. >> ath leisure trend. >> it make mess happy. >> and we're not talking here about lulu lemon on the street. that's not what we're talking about. that gym clothes that sometimes

leisure that sometimes you can even wear to the office depending on what your job is. part of this is this trend in bomber jackets. that's something that has been around for a while too, but i am really seeing that come on strong. >> what about florals? >> well, -- >> see molly i love how you pay attention. >> you pay attention. >> i'm so on trend. [laughter] >> no? >> yes molly absolutely. >> we have talked about how florals have always been for spring and summer and now norrals and bow tan cals are huge for fall and winter. >> i have seen the b botanicals like the jungle or fern print. >> that nondeliberate pattern play is all still in. >> and interest on the bottom. huge deal. >> and the pattern play.

nondeliberate. this isn't even staying in the same color family. we have stripes with florals here. >> that's wild. >> okay. lace up. what does that mean? >> you can see she's got lace on her top. so that whole thing about bows that we're seeing for fall and winter, anything that laces up, anything sort of corsety. anything that has strings hanging that's a big deal. but anything with lacing. i think that's a pretty easy trend to understand right? >> you mentioned bomber. like the bomber jacket is i >> and we kind of had some another bomber there is your fine print. >> a little combo. >> thank you very much. >> there is a little water for you. >> she has a little frog in her throat. >> uh-huh. >> the bomber jacket, i tell you that this is something that in the past we found customers a little not wanting to embrace.

a little shaped. think about that when you are thinking about a bomber. >> the botanical prints you mentioned. tackles, prints, leather, embroidery. i have even seen embroidery on jeans. i don't know if i'm a fan. i have seen some that are really cute, but it has to be done well. >> i remember that from the 60s. also patches. patches on jeans, patches on jackets, patches on bombers. what is fringe another thing i thought might go away after a couple seasons, oh, baby that is not the truth. fringe has kind of taken the tassels. anything that is hanging and salvage edge. >> what about the new denim jacket? >> i had to edit your people called and said faye we can't have all of those pictures you need to edit. i was going to toss this out i thought i can't, i can't i'm with molly. >> molly's people said no keep

>> that's right. [laughter] >> i don't wear as much to work as i used to because, my boss was even like too much. too many jackets. >> i like that there is a reinvention. >> so why don't you explain this one. you see the difference because you are of course, you're the authority on denim jackets. >> this one has got some embellishment on it a little embroidery, but also a lit distress and kind of a different shape. it's not the traditional cut of a denim jacket. >> even your traditional denim jacket silhouette you see that distress destroyed salvage edge going on. and yes the embellishment. take a broach out of your jewelry box put it on thedenim jacket. >> how about a patch? >> >> go back to your girl scout vest and pull off the patches. >> faye's 123.com.

that says shop local and my other patch is going to say -- >> peace on earth. >> peace on earth. >> i'm going to get one that is a queen that has a crown. i want that too. >> i have one of those for you. >> do you okay bring it on. bring it on. >> thanks faye great to see you. still ahead a local grocer with the amenities of a giant chain.

welcome back. halloween is just a month away. if you don't want your skin to scare you, our next guest can help. >> dr. deborah manjoney is here from the wisconsin vein and medispa with october specials. they all have a great theme to sort of match the halloween theme. >> you do a lot of fun promotions. >> we do. >> i think it's kind of a fun way to share all of the wonderful things you do. let's start with the first themed thing which is the infinity. this is really something that leaves people better than when they started. >> it is microneedling combined with radio frequency heat. it's the best way to get the heat deep into the skin. you get the effect of microneedling and skin

actually being delivered. >> what is interesting is the change in coloring and tone. >> yes. that's from the microneedling. that improves that and really great for acne scarring fantastic even one treatment makes a big difference. this is a really good treatment for somebody that has a little lax under the jaw line and under the chin it will do a great job of tightening that up too. >> stimulating collagen too. >> maybe that's what i need. >> just asked during the there we go. the next one. >> the pixel laser is a similar type of thing we are using streams of lasers separated by normal areas of skin. so, you know i always say instead of a just a faucet being opened, and getting the whole area wet we're just streaming it through like a shower head. what we're doing by leaving the normal islands of skin in between where we're doing our

allow for much more rapid healing along the surface of the skin. it's a nice resurfacing for anyone that has textural problems. it really is another wonderful treatment. the whole idea is we're shooting you full of holes this month. >> yeah. [laughter] >> i get it. >> speaking of holes and fixing things a lot of people want to do tattoo removal. so you have a special on that right now too. >> tattoo removal is using the newest technique called the reverse. we actually again using a little leaving little islands of the normal skin underneath we're able to use a template to get rid of the tattoo. it takes fewer sessions than it has before. usually 3 to 5. it depends on how colored in it is. that is under one treatment. people are also more motivated to get in and get more

that is just faded. >> especially if it is just the lettering, we can actually do it much more quickly and really get rid of it in two or three treatments. >> that's really nice. >> do a lot of people want to erase the name? >> that's the thing they would want to erase. >> i bet it is number one. >> there are little designs people outgrow. that's fine. >> you get people too that things are spelled incorrectly? >> we do. >> weo. [laughter] >> and all of this, one of the things that is wonderful about all of these different treatments because we went through some of them in this theme is you get a free consultation first. >> that's right you get a free consultation. >> so you no exactly what kinds of treatment is right for you. >> we can make sure you pick the right thing. come in have the complimentary consultation. we'll decide what is best for you. these things are on special this

specials and always having things that are going to be right for that individual. >> what is the, there is down time and social down time, you kind of distinguish between the two. >> social down time means you might have to wear makeup. >> because your skin is so blotchy. >> you can go out you're not isolated in your house. some of the old treatments some of the deep peels, some of the laser resurfacing, even facelifts sometimes, people are waiting inside their house they can't go out at all. a couple days at least. withll can go out right away. you're not at risk for infection and you can put makeup on within 12 hours. >> let's run through the specials. the gangster mobster theme shooting you up with holes. starting with the infinye. this is a high intensity microneedling with radio frequency. you purchase a single treatment for tightening and wrinkle

regularly $700 or a package of three for 1500ed. so then you save $400 on that. the next one is on the pixel this is the er fractional resurfacing. the full face treatment for $500. that's a savings there of $250. and last, got a tattoo hanging around you don't want anymore, somebody's name maybe? you can rub it out with reverse. it's a new non-laser tattoo removal treatment. you get $150 off a pac here's what you need to do for your free consultation, (262)746-9088. it's the wisconsin vein center and medispa. always great to see you. >> thank you great to see you too. >> happy halloween. october is tomorrow. >> yeah. still ahead ryan jay is here with reviews of the movies coming out this weekend including the one for this film called queen of cot way.

a coffee shop, a sushi bar and registered dietician? they are all at your local grocer. after the break we'll tell you about a newly remodeled store like no other and we'll be

welcome back to the morning blend where our tour of tosa continues down in the village. everyone knows that grocery shopping isn't what it used to be. today we'll take you to a place where you cannot only pick up the pantry essentials, but you can get so much more. >> metcalf's just went through a major renovation. check out what is new. ? ? [ music ] ? ? >> i love metcalf. talk about what is new if people haven't been here in a while. >> we did a fullew redone the entire facade on the outside. we have added an outdoor seating area for our cafe which has tv coffee in it and a indoor seating area. we are proud of those things. fresh baked pizzas, a sushi bar. we also have our asian stir fry. >> you can come and get everything it is so convenient. >> people are shopping daily now so we just try to keep those convenient items the hot bar is

need a quick meal all high quality here made in metcalf. >> you are really proud of your produce and meat right? >> yes we are. we expanded our produce department we're doing an organic zone something everybody is looking for now going organic. we offer over 100 varieties of organic produce and we kind of featured that on one wall. we also expanded our meat department. we have a full service meat case. we added on another ten feet. >> you walk in here everything is you have a really long wonderful history. >> i'll fourth generation grocer. going to be celebrating our 100th year anniversary in january. we started in 1917 with my great frame ugreat, great grandfather. my brother's daughter is also working with us now. we started in milwaukee. >> you're an award winning family business. >> we have won numerous awards for the different remodels we have done in the stores.

10 years so a fairly short cycle for a grocery store, but we try to make sure we're up to date and bringing the newest greatest ideas to our customers. >> i think having your local grocer is not something you see anymore. we're small enough we have three stores, but i'm standing in the store, i know a lot of customers by name. they know they can approach me. it's whole grocer thing of what you used to remember in some peoples childhood. i'm very proud of the fact that people can comen the floor and we're part of that fabric of the community as well. >> something else that is fun metcalf's is now uniquely tosa. >> we had our designers we're talking about different features. one of them brought up i'm working on metcalf's in the village. we were like what is that? well metcalf's is in the village that's what we call the area they are at. we latched onto that and love it we branded the store specifically metcalf in the village because we are part of

you can never have too much cheese. you're the store director. you've got to be proud of everything going on here including this cheese department. this is incredible. >> we have over 150 cheeses in this department. 80 of them local from wisconsin with this wisconsin cheese island. >> one of the things i 3oticed were these mild signs they are all over the store. what does it tell a shopper? >> it tells a customer how far the product is from there exactly how far away it is. exactly where their food comes from and the fact it is local. >> and they get to decide what is local for them. >> i love that. >> people always pair wine with cheese. but, it is not just wine that goes with cheese. >> beer also. we have a huge selection of beer in our liquor department. over 150 microbreweries. 40 local breweries.

>> lisa you're the health and wellness director. a lot of people who shop here are going to be shocked to find they can find all of these products at the grocery store and not a specialty store. >> we really put everything in a one stop focus. we have everything from nutrinutritional supplements, pn powders we want shopping to be convenient and we put a lot of great things together for them. organic m nondairy yogurts. not only do we have premium food, but offer premium supplements, god care products we really want our customers to enjoy healthy living and our goal is to make it easy for them. >> can people ask questions if they visit metcalf. >> i'm a registered dietician i understand how hard it is sometimes for customers to figure out what i want to toss in my cart today. i'm happy to help them in the aisle looking at packages or

recommendation we can do that right in store during the shopping experience. >> it is free to talk to you. >> it's a value added thing. we want them to feel confident in their food choices that's where we're here to help. >> we have great things people can sample right here in the store too. >> come to our health and wellness section. we have little things you can try out. this is essential oils you have a body mister there you can try. >> this is peppermint cented. >> peppermint great for relaxation. >> you also can see. >> we we have a great selection of home goods so lunch prep can be easier. we have cook books available. lots of things where you can come to our grocery store just one store to get everything you need for healthy living. yum.

amazing beer selection. here's proof i brought some back for tiff since she loves ping-pong so much. had to bring this one. and some delicious cheese to sample too. you got to taste it with the cheesum. >> metcalf's is also 100 green powered. the electricity to power every light, refrigerator and check out lanes comes from renewable sources rather than fossil fuels. >> that's pretty cool. make sure to visit their website shop metcalf.com to sign u their e newsletter. eating this cheese is so good. if you join their vip shoppers club you will receive 10% off of all groceries on tuesdays after 4:00 p.m. >> how cool is that? it's time give us a call at (414)799-4444. metcalf in the village has been so kind they are giving away $250 worth of free groceries to one of our very lucky viewers it's caller number 10.

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i'm back now with the nationally syndicated film critic ryan jay. wearing a new coat. >> it is new how could you tell? >> i love it. looks good with your background. >> thanks. >> uh-huh.

what you have to say about the first one. i watched the the trailer deepwater horizon. i have seen all of the commercials pg13. let's start. >> this movie is a true story of the worst oil disaster in u.s. history. >> right. >> and it was, so nerve-racking. i literally started praying during the film. >> really? >> i was like hugging my knees i said oh, god, oh, god, oh, god several times i was shouting at the screen so intense. >> and i sort of insights the fact there is a it community that comes together. what do you compare this to. >> it's really titanic meets back craft. it's like titanic because you know it is all going to hit the fan and you're bracing yourself waiting for that moment to happen. everything leading up is good story telling and you are beginning to tell about these characters and understand the scenario. back draft because it involves a lot of disaster and fire and running from it and it's just terrifying. >> how about the cast seeing a

>> mark wahlberg is fantastic as is kurt russell. kate hudson, gina rodriguez all really good. they work well together as a team. in real life kate hudson and kurt russell she's his step daughter. it's fun to see them on the screen. the effects on the big screen it really transports you. >> i i'm holding my breath. is there a >> this chronicles the true events that happen. over warnings for safety. people died. you know so i'm like, i'm not going to go fill up my car for gas at bp anymore. i was angry at them you know, but it's really intense. >> it's like horror there is terror watching this.

it actually happened it could have been avoided see it on the big screen it's worth it. >> i cannot wait it gives me chills. queen of katwe pg. >> this one is another true story and it based on a young chess champion in uganda. it is really a very inspirational story it's a true underdog story the most underdog of them all. >> being it is so far away can you connect to the story? >> you can because there is the of doesn't matter if you can relate to the people or location. i feel like any strong story whether reading a book or seeing a movie the power to transport you to the place you have never been before this takes you to the slums and you get a sense of what living there is like and done a really great job. >> it's so beautiful and the colors they are using really like the cinemaing tography. who stands out in the cast are these anybody that we would know?

this is her first movie. she had never even seen a movie on the big screen before. >> no way. >> she's fantastic. for some reason there is something about her she's so natural as an actress she is almost better than every other working actress because she hasn't been overexposed she's so fantastic and she, you ragud to her in this movie. -- you are flewed to hern >> there is something so authentic about the way she performs. >> 100%. >> you say this is sort of like a sports film. >> you know how you're watching a baseball or football movie you are really getting into them. you are watching two people sit across from each other playing a chess match. you have that same sort of suspense and that buildup. when there is winning you feel their joy. it's a live action produced by disney.

>> pg kids can go. what is the message? >> have you to believe in yourself and can you accomplish anything. it's a really really truly inspirational story see it, it's fine for the whole family and enjoy it i think it's fantastic. >> really pretty that looks good. oz tober fest. >> isn't it the perf perfect tir something like that. it's the last i my oz tour this year. there is it a lovely museum called the oz museum. the characters as you walk through their museum. there is an incredible collection a montage of amazing collectible pieces you see in the museum there. and there is an oz winery down the street where it is all wizard of oz themed wine. you know you go crazy there. toto's tacos. you would have the best day ever there tiff right? >> seriously. >> last year i received the great honor of having my hands put in the cement in the museum.

notables i looked up to. relatives of the man who wrote the wizard of oz. this year i will get to go see my hands in the cement in the museum. there is great speakers there. i'm there. >> can people attend. >> it's a little bit of a drive from here, but totally worth it if you haven't seen that part of the country it's beautiful and a >> road trip it. >> i will be sharing my interviews once more. >> if you can't road trip it there you can go to movie club. >> the girl on the train which is emily blunt it looks like a great thriller it will be tuesday october 4 at 7:30 p.m. go to my website to enter to win so you can join me there. >> ryan jay reviews.com for the full movie reviews that's where you can like them online to see everything he is doing as well.

welcome back everybody. so excited the m metcalf $250 worths of groceries went to renee. she shops there all the time and

"today's take" with al roker, tamron hall, and billy bush. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. and welcome to "today" on this friday morning, september 30th. al is down south. tamron is here. tamron, is struggling in a pair of pants.