heetos break with cheetos. captions paid for by nbc-universal television hello, everybody. we are so glad you're with us on thirsty thursday. it's june 21st. we all survived the first day of summer although it was hot here. >> how about regis? i didn't get to see it. >> he's out of control! >> he said he never -- does he ever really say that? >> no. that's what's so funny. dana carvey says that. >> i flew in late like 10:30 last night and i wanted to see it but i didn't get a chance.

so i know you're going to fully furnish me with some great clips of the hilarity. >> you know, we had a great time. and i just wish we'd had the cameras rolling during the xheshlsz. commercials. he was moaning and groaning about all the stuff. why can't we do the show in one place? >> up and down the stairs. >> we have a little tape of yesterday if you happened to miss it. it was a lot of fun. >> all right. he's finally here. reege! >> sarah palin. sarah palin right here. yes. >> regis, you show up when you want to show up. >> all i said was yes, i'll come in and pitch in for cota, hoda. moda. whatever it is. >> had a meeting? >> never had a meeting. >> never once in 15 years. >> 5:15. why is it she's saluting me? >> would you like to have a little sip? >> a little early for regis. >> no. >> coda? what's her name? hoda? she couldn't make it.

>> do you have any advice for reege? >> regis, go slow. listen a lot. don't talk too much. >> it doesn't matter what we learn here. eat what you want. >> what is it that you do? >> well, i'm still trying to figure it out. >> so what's so great about this? >> these are awesome. >> she won't leave me alone. >> did you have a good time? >> fair. just fair. nice being with everybody. >> all right. >> take another look. here we are. all these years ago. back together again. >> we didn't live up to expectations. >> thanks, everybody. have a great day. >> it was fun. i even had more did than we did our crew. everybody in the crew said -- they don't want you leaving, believe me. no one wants our coda going anywhere. >> rhoda, yoda. >> he's great. he's a blast. thank you, reege. we would love to have him back. you would have so much fun. you guys would rip me so big while i'm gone. it would be awesome. >> let's definitely have him back. >> there are two trends in the

world today, hoda, i'm not thrilled about. one is everybody dropping their pants or their bras. the other is eating people. i think there's -- cannibalism is a little out of control right now. cannibalism. and what is it with dropping pants all the time? >> alec baldwin went on letterman last night and he apparently -- just moments after he walked out it was time to show how much weight he lost by his pants coming down. anyway, let's take a look. >> you were talking about swimsuit season. correct? for me i noticed i've been trying to diet. i've lost so much weight. i want to say the problem is none of my clothes fit me. you put your hands in your pockets, your pants come down. [ applause ] >> you'll go to any lengths to change the subject from current events. i'll go to any lengths. >> now i'm thinking should i take my pants off? [ cheers and applause ] >> take them off! take them off! >> let me pull my pants up.

>> oh. oh, oh, oh. >> wow. first of all, let's talk about alec baldwin's legs for a second. >> hairy. >> very hairy. who had any idea? that was crazy. >> it's deflecting the issue. he's very good at using humor to take the attention off what everybody was talking about, which was, you know, the alleged attack. he's very smart that way. it's like a woman's cleavage. after a certain age nobody wants to see it. after a certain age with a man, nobody wants to see your hairy legs. i'm sorry. it's just a fact. >> they really are. all the way up the thighs. >> they're very hairy all the way up. >> they're not usually like that. straight up. this is some really disturbing, disturbing video. this is one of those things you look at and you think how could this possibly happening? there was a 68-year-old grandmother who is a bus monitor. she rides on buss to make sure she can sort of keep the peace. these kids from upstate new york

just started bullying her. they started taunting her and calling her terrible names. let's watch it and then we'll talk about it. >> [ bleep ] >> is she crying? >> yeah. she probably misses her box of twinkies. >> that is so upsetting on so many levels. what do you think should happen to those kids? >> you know what bugs me, first of all? that they fuzzed out their faces. don't you kind of want to see these kids? >> i guess for legal reasons. you want to see them. the point is they do know who those children are. >> i know. >> and therefore, they will know who the parents are of those children. and they should be held every bit as accountable as the kids. i really do believe that. i was thinking about it as i was watching it this morning. if my kids hadn't stood up to those bullies, i would have held them accountable as well too. bullies are such cowards in real life. if one person stands up and says you leave her alone, what you're doing is wrong or we will report you guys.

>> yeah. >> you could get -- >> they could turn on you. >> still, you've got to teach your kids to do the right -- >> stand up for something. >> stand up for it. >> i agree with you. i think it was awful what these kids were doing. >> she was so victimized, so vulnerable. you know? poor thing. >> but you know what, though? these kids -- you say who their parents are. we say this every time. when you see kind of a mean kid, when y you meet their parent yo kind of get it. usually a bully kid has a parent who either thinks it's okay or doesn't see the harm or is kind of similar that way. >> the good news is people are so outraged about this they started a fund for her. >> yeah. this is great. >> to send her on a dream vacation. they thought they would raise about $5,000. so far it's $115,000. >> all right. it's going to be one heck of a vacation. she deserves it. >> awesome. >> there is a big controversy in denver. a 3-year-old criminal. this 3-year-old child likes to draw on the sidewalk with chalk.

>> which we all did as kids and the next rain it's gone. >> washes away. well, the residents are upset and up in arms and they're holding meetings on the street to talk about this vandal. >> what is she -- if she's drawing, you know, pictures of body parts and things that are -- they're concerned about, then maybe there is something. but if she's drawing little flowers like 3-year-old girls do or mama. >> they say it's shared space and they don't want the colors -- the colors on their sidewalks because that's their neighborhood. anyway, there's an attorney for the group apparently who told a cbs affiliate in denver that they are going down a path of do no harm and they want to ban the chalk drawings. >> what harm is it doing? >> it's doing harm according to the attorney. it's terrible. >> there's a whole new thing on our show. shame on you. i like that. because i miss shame. >> here it is. shame on those kids on the bus there. and shame on these neighbors. i like it when we're judge judy. >> we need a gavel. >> do it down here.

go like this. >> bad. i can't win. >> i think we should have a little music. i think it's time to brighten the mood. this is good. you're going to like this. there is a woman named karmin k-a-r-m-i-n. and she has a song called "brokenhearted." and it's good. you're going to want to work out to it. let's hear it. >> crank it up. ♪ ♪ can't seem to let you go >> come on. ♪ i've been waiting all day for you to call me baby ♪ ♪ don't you leave me broken hearted tonight ♪ ♪ uh-huh >> can you turn the camera over there? out of control. ♪ i'll do ♪ anything you want to ♪ so when we finish what we

started ♪ ♪ don't you leave me brokenhearted tonight ♪ ♪ uh-huh ♪ that's right >> come on, that's so good! you guys love it? ♪ i've been waiting all day ♪ for you to call me baby ♪ ♪ so let's get up ♪ let's get on it ♪ don't you leave me brokenhearted tonight ♪ >> personally, i miss the polka. went to see a fun show yesterday. you were at your friend's memorial for her dad and i hope that went well. went to see "harvey" yesterday at studio 54. really, really fun show. it's -- you think you're watching james stewart. and what's his name? jim parsons. wonderful in it. highly, highly recommend it. last night -- sorry, hoda woman. >> can we do one thing? while we're doing broadway. if you haven't seen "once," i got to see it twice. it is so awesome. it's one of the great shows. it won eight tonys. it's a home run. the main woman was out.

so they had the understudy, who was great. it was a terrific show. thank you. "once" is great. tell me about last night. >> last night down at chelsea piers there was a beautiful gala called "voices." i don't know the perfect title of it. always remember -- this is a new thing that they're putting out. it's "voices of september 11." it was about 500 people who've all lost a mother, a brother, a daughter, a son, an aunt, a friend, whatever. and i was asked to be the keynote speaker. not because i have anything at all to offer on the subject except for that years ago on september 11th my assistant taryn was seven months pregnant with her first child when her husband was killed in the first tower. he worked for cantor fitzgerald. and he was just one of the greatest guys you'd ever, ever -- and that day, because i could see the towers coming down from our back yard, i just went in and wrote a little song called "little baby" because for this child she was about to give

birth to. so anyway, i had to sing that last night. i don't sing anymore. if you heard me, you'd know why. you know what? i was so moved by the courage of these people and how resilient they are and how they're going forward and taking the ashes of their life and turning it to beauty. >> we should point out that the lyrics to this song are really, really, really terrific. >> we're going to put it on our website. >> it's a great lyric. >> i told her, it's actually -- the song is recorded on an album which i gave her a long time ago called "my way home." but hoda of course has taken about four years to not listen to it. >> i love your music. >> this is the beautiful book they put out called "always remember." >> beautiful. >> thank you for inviting me. i was humbled and really, really privileged to be there with them. >> is it okay or not okay? is it okay to quit while on top? kathie lee says having done it myself i highly recommend it. when it's time it's time. >> it is. hoda says it's the best way to end a great run. leave them wanting more. >> we do agree every now and

then. >> we've got a great show today. go ahead. take that weekend with the girls. we're going to say why space is good for any relationship. >> then would your man agree with that? our man panel. >> love them. >> are going to hash it all out. but first these mejds.

♪ everybody needs a little time away ♪ >> time for "today's relationships." most couples believe giving each other space is more important than sex when it comes to a successful union. i think they're talking long term. >> a columnist from the "wall street journal" explores that topic. she is here with our certified sex counselor. >> if you're going to go to one, make sure they're certified. >> couples obviously need some of their alone time. that's nothing new. what's new about this? >> it's interesting. i write this column about relationships for the "journal."

and i like to talk to couples who've been married forever and they're happy and say what is the secret? and nine times out of ten it's space. >> time apart. >> it means different things to different couples. probably. >> and different people. it's been the person you're married to, right? >> absolutely. it's about being an individual and not losing that sense of individuality. a lot of times when we get married the person falls in love with the person you were before marriage, not the person you are in this relationship. >> or the person you become. >> exactly. that's how they lose love in a relationship. >> this whole concept of falling in love means you have no control over it. you fall. >> right. >> staying in love is an act of your will. >> right. absolutely. >> you need two people who are like-minded. because there are some people who lean in and want more time and then there are some people who lean back and need less. if you are in that type of relationship, is that -- does that not work? >> you mean when one wants one and one wants the other. can that work? >> you have to negotiate it. >> i think it can work. you definitely have to negotiate it and communicate whatever it is your needs are. not everybody wants a lot of space.

some people do want to cuddle up and be close together. but some people need a little space. a little time apart. >> and the relationship morphs from when you're madly in love and in the fire of the relationship, you can't stand the fact when they walk out the door. >> you miss them. >> what happens as the relationship evolves, one person gets comfortable going bye, honey, have a good day. the other one wants that fire still. then you've got a problem. >> i think, again, that has to be negotiated. there's a saying, you know, find yourself some business. find some things to do. and a lot of times one person in the relationship has things to do. has things to fulfill their lives, whether it's friends wherk, whether it's social activities, hobbies, whatever it is. >> golf. >> men do very well at taking care of themselves. when they want to play golf on saturday, they play golf. we can learn from them. >> but if you want too much time apart from your spouse, significant other, is there innately a problem then?

>> that is a problem as well. and i think you know it in you why heart when that's happening. you can tell if that person is going away from you. and the key, regardless, of whether it's too much or not, it's not to take it personally. you don't want to -- >> how can you not take it personally? you're married to them. or you're in a long-term relationship. >> it's all in the way it's presented to you. if i say i need space from you and do that thing, exactly. but if i say you know what, i'm really overwhelmed by everything that's going on, the kids, the work, the everything, i just need a little time to myself, that doesn't offend you. >> if you say please, too. >> please. baby, baby, please. >> and be specific. you can say honey, i need wednesday afternoon or saturday to go golfing, or whatever. be with my girlfriends. >> whatever. >> instead of just i need space. those have to be scary words. >> it comes down to insecurity. if you walk out that door they think or might think you're going off to something else more important or someone else potentially more important. >> i think sometimes it could be the insecurity.

but oftentimes, especially with women, i often see it as envy. like we don't begrudge you the space that you're taking for yourself, but i wish i had it. i wish i could take some time to go get a drink with the girls or go play golf or spend time -- >> you look gorgeous today. >> have a great day, ladies. up next, do our guys agree? i hope not. we'll find that out more when our guy panel gathers for some advice. for the ladies out there -- >> they're feeding each other. weird. [ male announcer ] to perform your best, training's gotta be a lifelong passion... [ debbie ] michael! [ male announcer ] ...fueled by a footlong passion. that's why debbie phelps is always there for her son michael with his favorite flavor-packed, fully-jacked footlong subs. only one? michael... [ male announcer ] dive into michael's fav, the protein-powerhouse subway turkey & bacon avocado. made fresh for this champion with extra jalapeños. subway. the official training restaurant of the phelps family... and athletes everywhere.

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♪ it's raining men ♪ hallelujah it is time for our "guys tell all" panel who gathered together to answer those burning questions up about your man. first up, we have our first single guy, david goode, author of "man code: a woman's code to cracking the tough guy." >> very funny, married with children chuck nice. performing at the gotham club here in new york city this very night. >> tonight. >> then we have another very funny guy. actor and weight watchers

blogger chris younger. >> every week it's something new. >> i've got to feed the baby. >> and last but not least ryan sirhan, our second single guy and best known from bravo's "million dollar listing new york." good to have you. are we ready, boys? >> let's go across the street to miss sara. >> first up we've got autumn from north carolina with a question about keeping up appearances. >> can't hear her. >> are you still attracted to a woman even though you know she's had plastic surgery? >> hey, sara. we can't hear anything. i'm sorry. >> give us sign language. >> but the answer is yes. the answer is yes, young lady. >> we'll work on that. >> here's one from a woman named asinia. a facebook post. it says, "what are the three main things guys think or look for in a woman they first meet?" >> one, two, and -- >> presentability. >> price. >> no. come on now. stop it. stop it. it's a joke. it's a joke. >> for me personally i like a

sense of humor. like my parents were married for 46 years and they always laughed together. >> that's the first thing you're looking for? >> their face. you look at the face. >> honesty. if she doesn't show up looking like her jdate picture, then everything is over. >> that's a form of honesty. >> we're all good with sara. let's go back across the street. >> we'll try this again. i'm here with autumn from north carolina and she's got a question about appearances. >> are you still attracted to a woman even though you know she's had plastic surgery? >> where's the plastic surgery? can you specify? >> all right. yep. >> yeah, 100%. >> 100%. more attracted. you actually fixed what was broken. thank you. thank you. >> i happen to like real stuff, per se. i'm trying to be politically correct. but if it's sagging so bad you've got to lift it up, you know, i want you to do what's good for you. >> if it makes you feel better, if you're a woman and you have

plastic surgery to make you feel better, then great. >> you don't want to overdo it. >> if the aluminum siding on your house is rusted, you replace it. nobody has a problem with that. >> that's what i meant to say. >> exactly. women love -- >> let's go. facebook post here. "why do men consider watching their kids babysitting?" >> how many kids do i have? >> i know you don't. i know you don't consider it baby-sitting. >> i don't consider it babysitting. being a comedian not having a day job, per se, all my son's life i've spent a very large amount of time with him. >> and you enjoy it. >> every comedian i do the same thing. i'll tell you the difference is my kids consider it babysitting. it's not me. it's them. soon as she leaves, they go, where are you going? don't leave us with him. please. >> but you know what? i will say this -- that the bond between mother and child is a different type of bond. and as tight as you are with your son, you know, there's

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>> allison on facebook. we just blew her right off. >> poor lady. >> this is interesting. "i went on a date last week and thought it went really well. i haven't heard from the guy. should i wait for him to reach out to me? >> yes. >> no. don't wait. move on now. stop waiting. it's like -- if a guy -- a week ago? no. come on. >> look, guys are pretty, pretty blunt. right? they're honest creatures to a point. i think if you really had fun with him then tell him, right? >> he would have called. >> what kind of guy is it? he could be like a little librarian or something. >> you wouldn't want her to call you? >> look. if i went out with you and i had a good time -- >> it's tough for me to remember. you've got to remind me. >> if i went out from you and i had a good time, you're going to hear from me one way or another. in this day and age, there are far too many ways to get in touch with somebody. >> people do what they want to do. if he has not got nen touch with her it's because he doesn't want to. it's a hard thing to accept, but you accept it and move on. >> let's go across to sara.

>> okay. i'm here with joe from ohio, who claims to have a farrah fawcett t-shirt. but it might be me. >> hey, guys. from the man cave. what's one item you'd never give up for your girl? >> i would never give up? >> okay. down the line. go. >> next. >> nothing. you can have it all, baby. it's all yours. there is nothing i want for myself. >> i mean, i'm trying to keep control of the remote if at all possible. but i will eventually give it up, if i have to. >> i think my blackberry. the phone. it's impossible to let that thing go. >> you are doomed. >> i get in trouble -- >> i have been doomed. >> you better put that on silent, man, when you're having dinner. >> facebook post. from michelle. "if a relationship starts off long distance but both people want more, who should make the huge move?" >> the woman.

>> ooh. >> you've been in a few of them. >> yeah, you have. >> whoever has the least to lose in the move. >> finally, something intelligent. >> the way i feel honestly, you guys should absolutely move to an equidistant place. >> if you're from new york and you're in l.a. you should move to kansas. >> it should be determined by what your careers are, who has the -- >> who can pay for stuff. >> if you're married to a comedian, they can work from anywhere. >> okay. >> another one from sara across the street. >> i'm here with hailey from kansas. she's got a dating question. >> what is the biggest mistake you have made on a date? >> taking my pants off. sorry. i didn't mean to say that. >> he just lost points again. >> nice on a hot day. >> start down there.

>> i don't have such a good track record dating. i pretty much did everything right. >> i believe him. >> i'm going to be honest. here's the worst mistake i made on a date, was i actually -- i was talking about me the whole time. then when it was over, i couldn't understand why she didn't want to talk about me. >> any more. >> right. >> even if you don't mean it, you've got to have this one. enough about me. let's talk about you. >> what do you think about me? >> guys, thank you. thanks for coming. >> up next we're going to tell yo ho get rid of those pesky summer pests. right after this. no problem. you want to save money on rv insurance? no problem. you want to save money on motorcycle insurance? no problem. you want to find a place to park all these things? fuggedaboud it. this is new york. hey little guy, wake up! aw, come off it mate!

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♪ sugar now in "today's kitchen," what's cooking? connie weiss of brownies and s'more, the woman who makes my very favorite brownies is here. >> she's going to tell us how to make the ultimate chocolate treat. >> connie sent some brownies to 30 rock and i ate them and

literally almost died. i passed them out to everybody and everybody wanted a piece of them. your recipes, you don't have a website. you don't have a store. >> yep. >> you'll just tell us how to make them. >> should we get rolling? >> you're going to grab a wisk and so do you, hoda. wisk the eggs to break up the yolks. there you go. >> now what do we do? >> add the sugar. this is a mixture of brown sugar, white sugar, and salt. >> what kind of brownies are we making, by the way? >> we're making your favorite. peanut butter cup brownies. >> oh, my god. you're going to die. look at the reese's going in there. >> my signature pms brownies. my signature brownie. >> use your wisk. >> all right. >> okay. >> so when that's incorporated -- >> you're right about the underarm thing. i don't like stirring. know what i'm saying? >> yeah. >> if you have a few little lumps in the brown sugar, don't sweat it.

>> now what? vanilla? >> no, not yet. >> this is a mixture of melted chocolate and butter. >> ooh. look what's happening. add slowly while you're wisking because it might cook the eggs. this is warm, this is not. >> oh, whatever. i'm fine over here alone. don't mind me. i'm good. >> all right. >> then what? >> then the vanilla. >> okay. then you add the vanilla. whoops. >> what difference does it make if you put the vanilla in first? that's ridiculous. connie. >> we don't have much time. we put the flour in? >> yes. >> do we have to shake it? >> you sift it right over the batter. >> oh, exactly. >> there we go. >> that's enough. okay. then what? >> now you can fold it in with your spatula. >> exactly.

>> let me take this. all right. just fold it in. >> that looks good. >> by the way, no, you'll never, ever taste a better brownie. i'm telling you. i'm challenging people. no. okay. now dump it in? >> then we're going to pour it in this. >> i know this -- >> i know. don't mind me. >> it should be a little bit more incorporated. >> be careful, connie. i'm here. >> mine's even worse. >> i know. just worry about mine. >> let's pretend it's all in. >> okay. let's pretend. i like that game. look what's happening here. >> push the -- >> what's going on? stop it. you're going to die with this. >> connie, that's decadent. >> that's the whole point. ha >> have you figured out how many calories that is -- >> don't ruin the segment. >> we have a big problem in the country. >> isn't it okay i'm on the same day with ellie krieger.

she does wofshlt healwonderful healthy cooking and i'm -- >> look at her perfect line. >> we'll sprinkle peanuts. these should be virginia peanuts because i'm from virginia. >> okay. >> place some milk chocolate chips. this is going to bake for 34 to 35 minutes. >> look at these, kath. get in here. >> so when you're done, this is what you're going to have. >> oh, my gosh. >> no. look at them. >> that is obscene. >> i'm getting in. i don't care. go in. >> you have to get some of that peanut butter cup with it. >> i'm getting that. >> and these are some of my other ones. >> oh, my god. >> do you love it? i know you love it. >> this is unbelievable. it's unbelievable. it just is. >> these are my s'mores. >> don't even talk anymore. >> we can't have any s'mores. so good. thank you, connie. you're adorable. >> we'll have the recipe on our website. you're going to want them. these are all incredible. up next, like mother, like daughter and even some sons. mini me fashions right after

. this >> awesome. relief from the heat is on the way. i'm meteorologist chris warren with your weather channel forecast. before that relief comes, storms will move in today. we're going to see some storms in the mid-atlantic and into the northeast. another system moving in the pacific north will help keep things cool there. the pacific northwest. meanwhile, we still have quite a bit of heat. now, not as close to 100 degrees in many spots in the northeast, but closer to 90. so it's still going to be hot. and we are going to be dealing with some humidity and some storms. so you have to give it till the weekend till we see some of that really nice weather return to parts of the northeast. more storms moving into the northern plains. also going to see some lingering showers and storms in new england. we'll watch florida for some very heavy rain at times. and possibly in the gulf. there could be something developing there or continuing to develop. and we're going to keep a close eye on that. that could happen even before the weekend. so make sure you keep it tuned in to the weather channel for the latest updates on the

tropical threat because at this point anybody in the gulf is in play. either early next week or later next week. it's going to be interesting to watch that. it's also going to be interesting to watch some areas really heat up throughout parts of the plains. 90s and triple digits. well, here you go. finally, a little bit cooler in the northeast. upper 70s in boston. 88 in new york. but still very warm in d.c. right around 90. so for sunday showers, just a few. in the corners with the exception of the southwest. and around the great lakes. that's going to be about it. temperatures still hot here in the heartland by monday. still into the upper 90s for denver. upper 80s for kansas city. a few showers here in the pacific northwest. and then throughout the great lakes and the northeast you're also going to see a chance for some showers upper 60s and lower 70s. and then the warm weather remains in the southern plains. remember, you can wake up with al weekdays on the weather channel. th

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♪ we're back with "today's style" and mini me fashions for the family. matching clothes on a summer outing can be fun. but there's a line between stylish and stupid. >> here to make sure you don't cross it is fashion expert and beauty expert and expert of all things, jen foulik.

it's cute when you see mothers and daughters dressed similarly. >> it can be corny though. we tried to find outfits that are cute, coordinated but not matchy-matchy. >> sheila and connor. they are heading out on a play date. >> they are heading out on a play date. >> already love it. >> so cute right there. the trend they have is neon. with sheila we did a neon shirt from piper line. it's a shirt that she can wear under a suit. on connor we did a great little polo shirt. they have the same sneakers on from crocs. it's a very classic style. so you can go matchy matchy if it's a classic style. >> that's adorable. >> do something that's a little bit different. i love her scarf. >> little boys don't usually want to look like their mothers. >> they don't want to look like their mothers. >> there's nothing wrong with it. they look cute. >> very nice. you look adorable. >> he looks miserable. >> thank you. >> bye. bye, connor. >> if you're going to a wedding, we have sasha and jordan. >> brace yourself for this one. this is really cute. >> i can't take it. i can't stand it. >> we did color blocking here.

yellow, navy, green. >> oh, my god. >> so jordan, he's 19 mosz. he is wearing ami for kids. the cutest thing ever. buttondowns and cargos for boys. and then for mom we did yellow and navy. >> i love that. >> you need to be comfortable. and again, she's got the green accessory from stella and dots. coordinates with his tie. they're not matchy matchy. yes, little boys don't want to dress like their moms. but they have the same color scheme going on. in photos they're going to look amazing. >> how pricey is her dress? >> her dress is under 40 bucks from ami club wear. >> he can't stop looking at himself. >> we can't stop looking at him either. he's so darling. >> jordan! jordan! >> hi, buddy. >> okay. >> shoes $15. >> okay. thanks, kids. thank you. >> bye, honey. >> you've got to go. you don't want to go? you've got to go. next up. ophira and myra. >> this shows how you can wear the same shade.

but it doesn't have to look the same. this is from calypso st. bart. they did a mommy and me matching tunic. but on ophira we made it a little more sophisticated, a little more boho chic with the belt. we did some old navy skinny jeans, giant wedge platforms. she's got some funky jewelry on. for maya same tunic, leggings, flip-flops, love the hat and sunglasses and notice the bag. the same brand, but one is the big beach bag style the other's a little clutch. >> thanks, girls. >> so cute. >> thanks, hon. lastly, for the garden party, tamara and kelsey. >> this is adorable. we went with a color theme here. i know. i know. putting the segment together kills me. they look so cute. on tamara the coral dress is from guess marciano. $69. and to get the florals in we got the accessories with the shoes. and then look at this mini dress. this is from millie mini. mini makes a whole line of adults and mini matching

dresses. this is the cutest thing ever. the coral. we gave them matching sun hats. h & m visor. and mom has -- >> i like the mom's shoes. >> the shoes are great. these are from forever 21, under 20 bucks. again, garden party you think floral. it doesn't have to mean straight up floral. she has lea sophia jewels on. >> love it. let's bring everybody back. nice job you guys. >> everybody was beautiful. >> nice job you guys. >> up next, suffer from insectaphobia? we'll tell you how to get rid of the summer pests.

as we begin spending more time having fun in the sun, take aim at all those annoying little bugs that can ruin your outdoor experience. >> accidental housewife julie edelman is here to help get rid of those unwanted pests. and we're not talking about your family. >> bed bugs first. they are the rage, so to speak, right now. they look like ticks, only about 1/4 of an inch big. which you can see on the screen right there. and they're ugly. but the way to find out if you have them, they're hitchhikers. if you go someplace, they come home with you. if you see little red dots like blood on your bed, that is a good sign you have bed bugs. also if you have the little bites. now, it's not hard to get rid of these things. okay? one of the things is you want to use -- you can steam them off. but you have to use a really good steamer like this one from bissell, which i like, because you have to get it to a minimum of 150 degrees. the steamer. okay?

and then you have to keep it on the mattress for 15 seconds to really kill them. >> that's going to take forever. >> well, you have a drink in your other hand, it's not so terrible. >> if if you leave one bug, they become two. >> this is only for a single location. if you have them all over, call in the pros. another way since i don't use needles for sewing, you can actually take the needle and go along the seams and also the mattress piping because that's where they lay their eggs. and then you'll just catch them and vacuum them all up. even better yet, get encasements for everything. and again, this is only for a single. now, if you do find them -- start to find them in your laundry, everywhere else, that means you've got a problem. do not use any of these methods, call 911. when you travel. but the way to help yourself from having them hijacked -- >> don't put it on the floor? >> but the them on the metal rack or also in the bathtub. should you want to. >> put in the bath tub? >> yeah. because it's porcelain. they like hot, humid places. >> let's talk about stink bugs. >> why do you think they're called stink bugs?

they stink. the reason is -- it's sort of protective like a skunk. you don't want to ever squish them. you take a baggy like this. >> what do they look like? do we have a picture of them? >> yes. we have a picture. sorry about that. they look like a little shield. okay? they're shield-like-looking. they're pretty ugly. he they're brown -- >> why do they think so much? >> it's a protection. that's the way they protect themselves. but the way to get rid of them, first of all, use double stick tape and put it in places you know that they can come in. because what they do is they lay their eggs outside but they like to sleep inside. isn't that considerate of them? they love us. and then as another preventative method use a bounce sheet and just go over your screen. a light trap is good. they love light. that will kill them. you can get those at lowe's. >> in reality, you will be pretty much spending your entire summer battling bugs. >> but i have a recipe of love which won't be so bad. mosquitos. they cannot fly in air that's moving. okay? crank up the fan.

another great thing are marigolds. there's a certain scent in there that repels them, which is terrific. plant them around, put them on your patio table. and they're pretty. of course you can try the good old garlic but then you'll stick all day. this one is just for you two. you take basil, which is great repellant for lots of bugs. you put in four ounce of water. then what you do you let it steep so it really saturates. pour out the water. and then, darlings, you add four ounce of vodka. and you put that in a spray bottle. say ah. no. you spray it all over and that will actually repel the mosquitos. if that doesn't work, pour them over ice and they'll take the sting out of any bite you've got. for ants, a great tip here. let's go to the table. because that's a good one. you put cups of water under the legs of your outdoor tables. because as they're climbing up they don't swim and they don't have little floaties. so they'll fall right in. and lastly, fruit flies. don't bother me. they are attracted to red wine as are we. they go in there.