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months old. she's in touch with your. >> i feel your pain. >> all i can say is get help. [laughter] >> you can even call 911. [laughter] >>ly r totalht? >> that's aed too. great to see all of you guys. >> thanks for having us. >> this actually opens up on friday right? >> it does. >> you have one daughter sitting next to you on the right your other daughter back there. have you performed together before? >> we did once before. they did ructantlyith me. we >> what is your day job? i tea wisconsin lutheran college. >> you finde tim to fit the whole family into the theatre that's incredible. they don't have time for technology do they? >> they needt to get their homework done so. >> i get that. i was wondering about that because you have performances it seems like both weekes whole bunch of them how do you get meworkone? >> well, i have anphone so i do the hot spotn t oh, yeahot ss something through the school

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whats the story being told as part of this? >> there is a whole chu of laura's life sheoesn't cover in the book. i don't remember which books it is between. but comes between two of the stories that laura left out. hardeste in the family where as clae said theyad h just lost a child. the locusts had eatenll o their crops andhey were working in a hotel to kind of make ends meet which for very against civilized refined life she had grown up in and for pa as a father he wanted to provide for his family so laura didn't write about it in her book so to speak, but a play right decided they were going to tell the story a different way. it really is a important part of the story to be shared because it is so relatable to so many people. >> fascinating. >> i read tre is a part where had to walk hundreds of miles to go to work? >> yeah.

so, their wheat field he had hoped would bring their family prosperity was eaten by a plague of gras grasshoppers so he endep finding a job hundreds of miles out east and ended up walking there. that's how this man was dedicated to his family. >> i feel like people don't do that anymore. you feel like there is some modern issues you deal with through this that are probably relate to people and people find relatable today right? >> absolutely. the struggle you go through as a family. you, the divorce numbers are so high, but here's a family that is struging and they a determined to get through it together no matter what it takes. going to this hotel living in this cramped room when this is a thmily that wants to be out on praie.

they do as a family,ut her they aiving in a cramped room. they were living in a room that was probably 10 by 10 feet. they had to get through the season of their life. >> the play is at concordia right? >> yes it takes place at the auditorium at concordia university. >> opens up this friday night showing at 7:30 then you have performances saturday new year's eve 12 as well as sunday. a 3:0p.m. matinee and again thursday november 17. for two weeks friday, and then you close sunday november 20 at 3:00 p. tickets are just $16 for adults $13 for seniors full-time students and clergy can be at acacia theatre. or cal t phone nr. of youhanks much forr a joining us today. >> thanks everybody forissing school today. >> oh, yeah. >> oh, they don't have school.

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ago. our mission is to raise awareness about lung health and that lung canr is such a startling impact on women. and to raise critical money for research. >> so it's the numbe one cancer killer? i think breast cancer really gets a lost the lime light for people. this ithe nber one killer. 1987. is and it has been since it surpaed breast cancer. could behe stigma you mtf it have brought lung cancer on yourself which is complety absurd in addition, lung cancer also kills more men and women than the top three other cancers combined. it's really startling. >> what do you attribute to that. a lot of tim it seems that that means detection, diagnosis comes later than other forms of cancers is that the case of lung cancer? >> its. there is not any clear cut warning signs you have lung cancer. what we have learned from

you have to be your biggest advocate. if you have a persistent cough you really need to get checked out. >> screenings are like a low level ct right? >> you have to meet a certain amount of criteria like being a smoker for a certain number of years to have covered screenings. that's what we're putting dollars toward to say let's change the story diagnosed. 57 and so young to be diagnosed. from what i understand itas really a shock to you >> absolutely. i'm among the 98% that very uneducated. i never in my wildest dreams. >> were you a smoker cindy? >> i was previously yes. >> do they believe that was the cause. >> they did indicate it. i have quit numerous times

smoking. when i was diagnosed with it i'm one of those people, i had nothing wrong. absolutely nothing wrong with me. >> you had no symptoms? >> nothing. i was in the best of health. >> how did you get a diagnosis? >> i was working in my yard i went to take a break after mowing the lawn, sat down, coughed just once never had a persistent cough, just coughed, one time, and just had a minute blood come up and phlegm. made a mental note of it. i wasn't alarmed by it. and it happened again monday morning, and tuesday morning, but even smaller so it was like, my coworkers were concerned. they really pushed me into going to urgent care to have it looked at which i did and they gave me a chest scan there. and the doctor who reviewed

to me i think she knew, but didn't want to say, but she was proactive she called the hospital said let's set you up for a ct scan, and they are going to fix you up if you have pneumonia, you know we're going to take care of it and you'll be on your way. i knew i didn't have pneumonia, but at that time i still didn't on think i had lung cancer. >> for you guys, when you heard about it, i'm sure it was shocking to you too your mom is really young. >> well, the day she was talking about she didn't tell us about it so, i called the hospital they told me my mom was in emergency. i ran down by her and, [laughter] >> so it turned out what was there was actually someone you named garrett. >> that came a few months later after her diagnosis. my sisters, my family we ho find some kind of humor in this. staying at the hospital for 12

radiation, we named her tumor garrett. we decided he has to go. so we've had, we had a chemo christmas party at the hospital. where we made little gift bags that said triple g on it. >> that is so funny. >> garrett has got to go. we got involved with the american lung association and named our team ggg got to go. >> didor your mom, but also you in dealing with her diagnosis? >> yes absolutely. our family lives to laugh. and it doesn't matter the situation, you just got to keep smiling. keep moving forward. >> i wanted to say too for people it's not just smoking that can cause lung cancer. it can i radon in your home, get that tested and genetic predisposition and air

association does offer radon testing kit. in addition the quality of air we breathe that has been linked in as secondhand smoke seems to impact women a little more than men and we don't really know why. >> the picture of you, you have three daughters two here today. they are so beautiful. >> thank you. >> it is wonderful. look at that picture holy smokes. >> thank you. >> it's great that you often laugh and can be here to support your mom. good for you. you at this point? >> at this point i just had another ct scan done october 28. i got the results a week ago i'm still in remission so yeah. >> good for you. that's fantastic. >> that is. >> and we're just going to play you know just play it by ear keep going along. at some point, they will do a scan again, but that's an even more difficult scan to get covered wise. >> yeah.

cancerous and what they are scanning, but it is very expensive and insurance companies don't want to bend with that. it was extremely difficult for me to even get a pet scan at the beginning when i was diagnosed with cancer. it was hell trying to get that. >> you got to be your own advocate. >> you do. >> that's great advice. think dealing with insurance companies can be frustrating so good for you for advocating for yourself. thank you all so much for being here. i wanto this web address it is lung cancer awareness month. wonderful great to meet you. >> thank you. you too. still ahead on the show we're going to tell you about a special trunk show for this popular line of jewelry. and up next, this turkey isn't running for his life he is running for a cause. after the break we'll tell you about a healthy way to start out your thanksgiving holiday. who is that? [laughter] >> it's a turkey. >> it's a turkey. [laughter]

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welcome back. on thanksgivings day before loading up on all of the turkey and mashed potatoes thinking about starting off the day with refreshing exercise is great idea. >> oh, yeah i'm going to be doing it. >> here with a great reason to

they are holding the turkey trot and gobble gallop. >> hello ladies. >> hello turkey. there i thought it was the fur trend. i only saw the top and she didn't, i mean he, didn't have the hat on so i thought my gosh that's really taking it to the max. >> that looks warm right? >> especially the gloves. >> great to see you guys. thank you so much for being he medals people gets a part of the turkey trot they are gorgeous. >> aren't they beautiful. they are handmade by a pottery studio. she's a generous sponsor. >> what is the turkey trot? >> it's a 5k turkey trot on thanksgiving morning. we run through the village of

kids 12 and under who might not want to do the 5k. we have a 50-meter, 50-yard dash. >> yards meters. [laughter] >> 50-yard dash for little kids and everyone who participates gets something. and they get awards for the top place. >> the turkey runs with the kids too. >> the turkey leads both races. >> so it benefits the jr. woman's club? what is that all >> we're a small organization of all volunteer women in ozaukee county and this is our one and only fundraiser we do. the group itself has been around for many, many generations, but, in 2005, they decided okay let's do this thing called the turkey trot. it's supposed to be this fun great community event. that's when everybody else is doing wine tasting they got tired of that so they moved to

>> i think it's fantastic, that you have an active event on thanksgiving day. i wonder a lot of people are busy getting ready for their holiday meals, do you find that people attend this pretty well? >> w we've had great turnout. it starts at 9:00. everyone gets home well by 1:00 in the morning. >> morning. >> so you could get up put your turkey in the oven and go to the race right? >> right you really could. we had 1500 runners. it's been great for our beneficiary. we give 100% back to charities and the community. >> is it the same charities every year or does it change from year to year? >> three are every year. interfaith caregivers portal

nursing home to give a motorized bike and the village playground equipment. >> wonderful. >> you do a lot for your community. speaking of what you could door for us right now, the pumpkin cream cheesecake. >> this year we have partnered with a local bakery meala's bakery and she's one of the best bakeries in southeast wisconsin. she just so happens to be right in we have partnered with letter to sell these pumpkin cake rolls. you can buy these while registering for turkey trot so when you register for turkey trot you can order this, can you order a hat, -- >> this is unreal. >> you have one of the hats? >> this is our hat. >> this is ridiculous it is so good. >> i will hold this so we can get a picture of it. that's super fun so people when

pumpkin cream cheese. >> fat rolls get it away from me right now. >> it's so cute. great to see you guys. >> yeah. >> we're going share the information so people can register. it is happening thanksgiving, from 9:00 to 11:00. so you can earn the bird. get activity then you can eat your thanksgiving meal. you can go to find out more. thank you ladies thank you turkey. think this turkey is going to get a presidential pardon. >> the unique way the packers are growing their team this season. >> mondays can be kind of boring, not around here and not when you're wearing these.

welcome back. monday and tuesday get a bad rap around here certainly for being the start of the work week, but our next guest is changing the game. >> right, bret eulberg is the owner of rober robert haack dia. he is here to tell you about the trunk sale that is happening at their locations. it's a reason to look forward to monday and tuesday this week.

going on? >> basically, i was at the las vegas jewelry show they have literally thousands of vendors and we saw this efi line. that is live a high end design, really bold beautiful, and i said boy i don't know if my customers can going to like it i know they will like it, but we don't have case space for that so let's try you out. they said we'll bring a thousand pieces to your store and do a trunk sale. >> when you say you don't have a case what do you >> our store is so cram filled with engagement rings, ruby, sapphires emeralds like that. >> good stuff yeah. >> so you bring this in just to promote it and try it. >> yes. >> when you mention the other line this compares because it is like a lot of bling right? >> right. a lot of color. sterling jewelry too. they have the gold, rose gold. rose gold is really hot. >> it seems like we're hearing a

right? >> yup. matter of fact, efi is the company that has won a lot of awards. hollywood loves it. >> what is that piece there? >> that's a panther ring. >> look at that one with the flowers so unique. >> that is efi. everything is really cool. >> are those jewels? >> yes. >> those are all jewels. >> what kind of price point are we talking for these bracelets brett? >> those bracelets i don't know exactly what they retail for. one of them diamonds. >> 14-carat, 14, 18 and they have a sterling line too. >> sometimes people will skip a necklace and go for earrings. it is obviously desirable. part of it must be the jewels, the color, the uniqueness of it. >> correct. it's a statement piece.

effy people are going to say where did you get that from. you are going to say robert haack diamonds. >> in glendale. >> glendale today. >> tomorrow it will be at the greenfield location because again, this is a thousand pieces of jewelry so we're going to empty our showcases. the neat thing too about effy you spend $500 with them they will give you a special gift. >> they are? what kind of gift? >> gift. >> it's not iffy it's effy awesome. >> this is such a great time. it is right before the holidays. you can go in, pick up a piece for someone on your list and you are like set for the holidays. >> not only that, but if you have to, we do financing, and we do offer lay away too. >> which is awesome. you're going to give 30% off. >> 30% off. then if you mention the morning morning we're going to give you

>> today 30% off. if you mention the morning blend, 10% on top of that. >> and we decided to make the whole store too the 30%. >> that's fantastic. tomorrow the same deal is good for your greenfield location. >> so don't go to the glendale location tomorrow expecting effy it's not going to be there. it's just a one day trunk sale. >> so it's a traveling show you only have these pieces set up one day only. >> from new york and is here today and tomorrow. >> what are your hours at the two locations? >> today we're open until 6:00. tomorrow we're open 10:00 to 7:00. >> are you already open? >> no not yet. >> 10:00. >> correct. >> watch the show go look. >> give him time to get back. give him a chance people. >> you can form a line i'm okay with a line no big deal. >> that would be great to go back and see a line. the uniqueness stands out.

we have showed as examples they are going to be like where did you get that. >> they to have a silver line and gold line and cocoa diamondeds. >> is it a real diamond? >> yes it's a natural diamond. levian trademarked the chocolate diamond. >> got to say cocoa diamond. >> people are really wearing this rose goal? >> yeah. >> i saw somebody with gold rolex i can only imagine what that must have cost. gorgeous. >> right. brought you attention to that person right? >> it sure did. >> i was like hi roller baby. [laughter] >> if you have a high roller come to robert haack diamonds. >> today and tomorrow. today only in glen dade. today only can you look at these items purchase one. there is financing, you can do lay away. a thousand pieces of effy

be sure to visit the morning blend in glendale. you will get an extra 10%. tomorrow it rolls over to greenfield. 10:00 to 7:00, 30% off be sure to mention the morning blend. you get that extra 10% discount. greenfield tomorrow on west lay ton. go to robert haack diamonds.com or call to find out more about these beautiful pieces. >> yeah. >> great to see you. brett. we have known brett from long ago. i'm going to tell jason now today there is another connection reestablished. >> send jason over to get your christmas present. >> heck yeah. >> you need to upgrade. [laughter] >> i love it. >> because i'm wearing cubic zirconia. [laughter] >> thanks brett. >> you're welcome. after the break we're used to checking up on our packers on sundays. after the break how you can after the break how you can chec

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all you have to say is alexia what are your deals. she'll let i know what they are. what if you run out of scotch tape, you can say alexia buy scotch tape she will match the description and tell you the price and make sure you want to order it and take care of it. you have to have a powerful router. this is the most powerful with enterprise grade cyber security protection to bedtime settings, filter and more. since it has software running in it it is constantly updating to protect you against the latest threats out there. that's a great router for you to have in the household. giving you peace of mind, but also making sure when you do the e commerce transactions you are protected and safe. easy to set up affordable starts at $17 a month. all of the details and everything i talked about is up on killer apps.tv. check it out.

have your responses to what did i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. donald trump: i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them to go f--- themselves! blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever... you gotta see this guy. ahh, i don't know what i said, ahh. "i don't remember."

over 80,000 wisconsin jobs lost to unfair trade. but senator johnson sided with corporate interests, calling for even more unfair trade, voting for special tax breaks for corporations shipping jobs overseas, costing taxpayers billions. and johnson's been exposed for using what looks like an offshore tax shelter for himself. ron johnson's just not for us. senate majority pac is responsible

we asked on facebook what did you do with that extra hour this weekend when daylight saving ended.

little girl who woke her up early. >> what did you get? >> i got started staring at the clock. spent more time with my family. this one was funny i spent all day looking for the extra hour. i know that feeling. i wasted my hours that's what i did. >> that's all right. sometimes it's okay to waste it. emily was like we got an extra hour where did mine go i want a do over. i kind of feel like that too. >> cleaning don't do it. >> thank you so much amy

putting a wife to work is a very dangerous thing. when i come home and dinner's not ready i go through the roof. grab 'em by the p****". when you're a star, they let you do it. you can do anything. more accusers coming forward to say they were sexually assaulted i'll go backstage before a show... yes.. and everyone's getting dressed. donald trump walked into the dressing room while contestants, some as young as 15 were changing. standing there with no clothes. you see these incredible looking women. i'd look her right in that fat ugly face of hers. she ate like a pig. a person who's flat-chested is very hard to be a 10. do you treat women with respect? uh... i can't say that either.

and double the pleasure countdown to thanksgiving with two terrific side dishes. coming uxt. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today's take," live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. welcome to "today." it's monday morning, november 7th, 2016. a lot of folks out there who ran the new york city marathon yesterday. we offered them our congratulations it was a little brisk but a perfect day after