>> it would be great. and the straps are thin, not thick and bulky. >> i think it would be so comfortable. >> you probably won't have back fat because it looks smooth. >> we tried to tell you yesterday, but we ran out of time. this one a lot of people have different opinions about as well. apparently the latest thing you can do. >> this is called breast milk jewelry. >> that's right. say it again. >> inside this bracelet and especially on this side. we'll start here. all of these little trinkets. >> i guess you give your breast milk to a company. >> don't steal anybody else's, it's important to use your own. >> they take what you've given them and turn them into little lockets. >> works of art. >> here's little hands and a little star and a little moon. >> she plasticizes a sample and molds it into a shape and makes it a pendant.

>> and you can wear it around your neck between $64 and $125. >> for the rest of your life, long after you have dried up bessie. >> you feel like a cow. >> if you were wondering who is interested in this, apparently there's a ten-week waiting list, which is a couple of months. and i guess people are kind of interested in it. >> another one, this other company is called -- mom baby, milkmombaby.com. they offer lockets and do it yourself kits. >> that's a fun project with your baby. to allow moms to preserve their own breast milk. >> i guess it's very emotional for a lot of women. >> we're not trying to put them down. it just seemed a little unusual to us. >> we did a poll with nbc or the "today" show or something, and i guess around 19 or 10, i can't remember, a small percentage thought it was cool. >> 5%, said it would be a nice keepsake. >> and everybody else said it

was strange, okay? so if you're in the 5%, buy these. >> i think it's one of those individual things. but you know, there are all kinds of body fluids, as you know, hoda. >> what do you mean by that? >> i wonder where this is going to stop, if you know what i'm saying. >> remember when angelina jolie wore a vial of her boyfriend's blood, billy ray. >> billy bob. >> did i say billy ray? >> bobbie sue was the name of the doggie that got adopted. this is all babies and boobs today, people. new evian commercial. remember years ago the ground-breaking technology at the time? they have a brand new one. these little babies, that were rappers. and on roller skates. this is the old one. >> that was -- >> i forget this one, let's watch it. ♪ ♪

>> this was even before the wonner baby. >> this is "rapper's delight." >> not everyone. >> i guarantee you, my mother doesn't know it. >> we want to see the new one, right? >> the new one they're just releasing. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> it's like their younger selves.

>> i let you know -- >> that is brilliant. that is adorable. >> that is brilliant. now, i understand that these folks have given us the baby treatment as well. >> they did? >> i don't know. >> who is that? >> that's who they think -- does that look like me? i'll take it. it looks more like one of tammy sealer's daughters. >> i think it is. >> and where's hoda? >> careful. >> you know what? i'm totally in to her. >> she's adorable. how cute. >> that's fun. >> well, you know what, time takes its toll. >> jim gaines. >> it's not how you start out, it's how you finish. look how gorgeous you are. >> there's a story of this little boy, little girl. >> six years old. >> here's what happened. imagine this, a school in texas and she's supposed to go to school every day, obviously. >> kindergarten. and she shows up late, her parents drop her off late,

because they have a brand-new baby. she's late the first time, the second time and the third time, the teacher says, you've got to make sure you get your child here on time. and anyway, the child showed up late again the parents dropped her off late again. >> and what they do to children that are late more than three times, on the third time, they give you a little detention. they punish the child by making them spend time alone during lunch time. >> so it was a question about, should the child be penalized? >> for the sins of the parents. but the parents were told two times already, please have your child show up on time. what should the school do then if not that? >> okay. so her parents have come forward to say that the olympia elementary school in universal city, california, was wrong -- >> florida. another universal city, wrong to give her detention and they say, listen, we're the ones that are responsible to get her to school. we're the ones that blew it.

we have a new baby at home. and so -- >> here's the thing, i do think on the third time the parents, i know it's not -- a lot of people have not just two children, one newborn and another. they have lots of kids and they manage to get their kids to school. i think three times is a pattern. >> shouldn't they punish the parents and not the child? >> how could they do that? what should they do? >> charge them or something. i'm just saying -- tase them. yeah. >> all right. you know -- >> we'd love to know what you think. i don't think it's right, the child who can't get to school on her own, anyway, she doesn't drive. she can't probably walk to school, she's too young. she's -- she's got to depend upon her parents. >> most kids who are late, it's the parents' fault. >> so they need to find a way -- would you keep your child home if you thought, uh-oh, this is the third time, i'll just keep my kid home and lie and say that they're sick. >> you're adding another layer. but you know what it's time for?

bobbie's buzz. >> we should point out that next week is a big, big week for bobbie thomas. >> not quite marriage yet but we're getting there. >> there's a cool new book that kathie and i are featured prominently in. a great new fashion book that is coming out when? >> coming out on tuesday. >> what's it called? >> the power of style. >> it's a beautiful book by the way. >> i'm excited about it. >> i loved your video, people can go and see. >> i am going to bare what's under my dress. >> sitting there in front of the mirror with your spanx. >> and your bra. >> it's a lot bigger than this one. >> you'll have to tune in, there's a really good reason for it, but thank you. and i'm really excited about chanel's new color collection. >> because these are some really cool, if you look close at my eye i've got green on right now and color eye shadow and liner is a big trend that people see in the magazine and think, oh, i can't wear it. this is a great new collection, feel this, it has this cool

waterblast of color. and hoda, you could. even like this mint, they have this bright yellow, it goes on ever so subtle on the tip. we'll do a demo on that. but then next i know a lot of women are sort of when it comes to the warm weather insecure about showing off their legs, arms, especially if you have scars, varicose veins. >> dermablend has a full leg and body coverage. this will cover the most boldest tattoos, et cetera. and last but not least, something i flipped for, cutex. have you ever tried to take the polish off your toes, but end up taking off your manicure. what genius, why didn't i think of this invention? >> you put the cotton ball in the little do-dah. >> somebody is going to make a fortune on this. >> thank you. see you next time. >> i guess there's no time left for my friday funny, hoda. >> there isn't.

>> time for today's johnson's baby. >> time when we celebrate the new additions to families everywhere. first up is lucky charm logan robert gardner, born on march 17th. known as st. patrick's day. so to sarah and michael in wisconsin, mom says little logan was born with more hair than his proud papa and i'm sure he appreciates you saying that on tv. next, sweet sophia marjorie bell, south bend, indiana, mom and dad advise to expect the unexpected. our third today's johnson's baby of the week is happy and healthy lincoln michael rude. born on march 22nd, to shawna and jay rude in arizona, mom and dad call lincoln their miracle baby and they're enjoying the beautiful gift they've been given. so if you want your baby to be considered for our johnson's baby of the week, go to our website for details, klgandhoda.com. and also, speaking of moms, don't forget about our contest for the most deserving mom. sponsored by -- sponsored by

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>> take a look. >> how much are you bringing in? it's a kitchen. why do you need a kitchen? >> china. >> why do you bring china here? >> i thought maybe you needed some more dishes and stuff. >> i thought it was just going to be clothes. >> aren't you going to give me a little section of the kitchen? >> absolutely not. >> oh? >> hi, guys. >> trouble in paradise. >> even when i put away the dishes in the wrong place, i get it. i can only imagine what was going through her head. >> what led up to her parents moving in with you. >> what's going on, why are they doing that? >> they sold their house and the house that they were building was not ready yet. >> so it's a temporary thing. >> how long has it been since they moved in? >> two months now? >> no wonder you tour so much. >> they're kind of like you know when the guests don't want to imposition you, so they're never around? >> yes, perfect houseguests. >> sometimes we're like, come upstairs, come hang out.

but they don't. >> you said you hoped this show would sort of strengthen your relationship and we wondered, because a lot of couples who do these kind of shows, it doesn't end up so well. so how is this working? >> we've actually, we have grown as a couple through this. there's been tough moments, doing a show like this is definitely hard. sometimes you watch it back and you realize how much of a jerk you can be. >> do you forget that the cameras are there? >> a little bit. some days no, but some days, yes, i need to live my life. >> by the way, your dog is so cute. >> you have two dogs? >> two dogs. >> he's so cute. >> oh, my gosh, that looks like bambino what kind is the little one? >> a maltese. >> and the other one is a morkie, a maltese and a yorkie. >> do they get along? >> they do now, they love each other. >> how old are they?

>> two and three. >> is that practice for a little baby? >> let's hope so. i hope so. something i would -- >> if that's practice, you're not too good with it. >> hello. >> are the cameras rolling? >> i'm not very good at it. you know for me, like the potty training thing has still been difficult. >> they're two and three and they're not potty-trained yet. >> i'm on tour! >> i think she goes on tour with you. >> exactly. >> blame it on your parents, they're the ones that are there. >> how is it going on tour with him? especially, i can only imagine the girls are screaming and that sort of situation, how do you deal with it? >> i love it, especially the summer tour. it's a bus, and your own little home on wheels. all the girls are fun to be around. like to go and stay with them, now it's like a little bit harder. >> now that you're married. >> we have our own thing.

but it's nice that we have that bond. i love having her out with me. whenever she's there, it makes me feel like i'm finally like a whole piece. >> how is the tour going with you guys? >> it's good, we're going back on the road july 10th, we kick it off in chicago. and we're really happy, things are going really well. >> great to see you, thanks for stopping in. >> and the new season of "married to jonas" premieres sunday night, at 10:00, 9:30 central on e. need your very own makeup artist or a handyman around the house? >> there's an app to that. time to get app-y, with sara. sfloo got to take an extra trip. because they get us ridiculously low prices on really nice hotels and car rentals. so we hit boston in the spring-- even caught a game. and with the money we saved, we took a trip to san francisco. you see, hotwire checks the competitions' rates every day so they can guarantee their low prices.

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we're back on this try-day friday with more of "today" on our special series, drop 10 pounds by memorial day. to help you look your best before hitting the beach this summer in your thong. >> one of the easiest ways to help you lose a pound a week is choosing wisely when it comes to dessert. here to help us indulge, diet and nutrition editor, madelyn bergstrom. >> so we can cut down on the sweet department but still satisfy our sweet tooth. >> that's the first thing people say, you have to have dessert.

it's all about not being deprived. first in a restaurant, deserts are huge, the easiest way to cut down is share it with two or three people. this is enough for three or four people. >> take a little bite and pass it. >> i see you're picking out the fruit. >> a lot of people say i don't just want fruit for dessert, i want more. >> instead of having this, split with several people and have a little piece of your cake and a bunch of fruit. >> if you're home you can do one of two things, it depends on what your temperament is. this is 100 calories of two oreos, or the oreo crisps. these are cute. >> you still feel like you're eating more. it's psychological. >> it's all mental. they're not bad. now you can also instead of downsizing, choose smarter ingredients, lighten them up, less sugar, less fat. >> like what, madelyn? >> like vanilla wafers or animal crackers, these servings are 130

calories. you can eat less, but you're getting more. the calories are fewer when you cut the fat and cut the sugar. >> that's right. and it makes you -- >> then you bite in. if you're baking at home, you can replace a lot of the fat with applesauce and yogurt. i'm telling you, this really works. developed here at nbc universal in our cafeteria, are seatsmart brownies made with less sugar, yogurt. >> there's about 120 calories and it's small, but it's very indulgent. >> that's good, people will say that looks tiny. >> these are pretty good. >> i like that, they're not too sweet. it's delicious. >> and we're not cutting out all of the fat. so it doesn't fall apart and feel crumbly. with frozen deserts you can single serve and that's good. look for things that are lower in sugar, lower in fat. >> these are awesome. >> they're awesome. you can find whatever you like in any flavor. >> it's like eating hoda's crumbs. >> you can prepare some things

that are go-to, more indulgent things. >> you can put cinnamon or nutmeg on frozen fruit. angel food cake, it's low in calories. >> you feel like you're having a real piece of pie. >> if you like chocolate, you can have a little drizzle. >> people really love chocolate and sugar. if that's you, it's not everyone. there are some low-calorie ways from 20 calories to 140 calories of what you can do. you can have a low-calorie pudding. you can have some chocolate-dipped strawberries, you can even have little mini-sized candies if it's not a trigger for you. some people will have a little tootsie roll. >> and then the big bars of chocolate. this is a serving, one square. >> that's nothing on that plate. >> that's dark chocolate. >> a little bit of a health food imposter, if you like it, great.

try some low-calorie hot chocolate. >> now for the sweets here. fruit is nature's candy. when you have dried fruit, it concentrates it. you might like it, you might not. >> is it the same calories? >> it has more calories per weight because you're taking the water out. so be careful. they're very tart or eat some fresh fruit. >> can you have some sugarless gum or mints or lollypops, one little tiny lollypop, 15 calories. for many people, that's enough. >> swedish fish. >> have you tried these? >> you can eat the whole thing, hoda. >> you know what works sometimes? if you're really tempted? i go and brush my teeth. >> and that's right. >> just the sweetness and the freshness in your mouth and you say, i don't need that -- try it. >> that's great, a great closer for your meal, your meal, dessert and brush your teeth and you're done. >> no, instead of dessert. >> instead? >> do you have any tips on how

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>> announcer: today's movies are brought to you by quaker. >> time for real moms from today's opening of the tom cruise film "oblivion" to what's now available for rent of our team of moms are the critics the following. senior writer for "entertainment weekly" jessica shaw. >> brand-new mom robin moreno and the founder of stylemom.com and mothering expert michelle of

two, nichelle. hi, everybody. >> you've been busy at the movies. >> busy with babies. the whole thing. >> let's talk about "oblivion," the tom cruise film. >> it's tom cruise, back in the sci-fi world, the aliens destroyed the planet. post apocalypse, he's one of the few humans left on earth. >> that always happens to him, he's the only one left. >> what age do you think would feel comfortable seeing this movie? >> the pg-13, i liked it because i actually like tom cruise. i think that was fun for moms. he's also like gizmo and it's also very beautiful. the cinematography, the person who did "life of pi" so if you don't like the sound off -- >> or if it could be for the families, definitely good for kids like ten-plus. >> and the actress, olga kurylenko. >> tom cruise is great and

everything, if he weren't in it, it would be a big dud. >> i know pg-13, violence, we're looking at clips of him with a big gun and blowing everything away and things on fire. a lot of violence. >> it was a lot of violence, but not as much on the people side as you may think. it's not that bad. >> how about "42" the jackie robinson story? an historical account or close to it. >> this is -- this is a terrific movie. and you know, harrison ford, great cast. >> great cast. >> unknown guy playing jackie, i hear he's unbelievable. >> i think it's good when you take your kids, is that you know, they're just seeing where jackie robinson comes, he goes out into the field, right, and people are just yelling at him. ugly stuff. and there's a scene with a father with his child and he's yelling horrible things and he looks around, scared and he starts doing it, that's where that comes from.

does that make sense? >> very big life lessons in the whole thing. beyond race, the whole thing is a very coming of age story and how you see yourself and how you get motivated, and that's a big part of what branch rickey does, he's a huge motivator. >> one of the real heroes, too. >> and a sign of the times is the language that's used. you do want your kids to learn history, but some of the language is so aggressive and difficult. that those kids who should be learning about this probably aren't going to be going because of what they're saying there. >> absolutely. it's become a movie that i would have a talk with your children before you go. to tell them, you're going to hear a lot of things, it's incredibly disturbing, it's educational, but talk to your kids before. >> a minute left for "scary movie 5." >> okay, not good. two thumbs down? >> wow. >> first three minutes -- it's

over? >> that's enough. it's not funny. this one is, it needs to put the cap on it, it's not funny. >> it's scary in a bad way. >> it's attempt at sclapstick and very crude. >> one said, it's just for teens, but i don't think teens need any more of this garbage, either. >> thank you for your insight. >> how to take your best, good-looking outfit. you can go from good to so good. bobbie thomas has a few tricks of the trade, right up that gorgeous sleeve of hers. alaska is a very extreme environment. >> 30 foot seas, hurricane force

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>> right now on today's style, how to take your look from good to so good. do you have an outfit that looks great on you but you need a little extra push and a little advice to make it look even better? >> wardrobe ticks to make your look to whole new level, today's style editor and bobbie.com's bobbie thomas. >> it was a huge success last time. >> it was a hit. we got your photos, so we're going to start right away with alyssa in new york. >> tell us what she needs, alyssa looks good. >> all of you look so good. >> she looks good in her dress. she had a cardigan. because it's transition season, spring, you don't know if it's hot or cold, but a pair of white pants can give you that pop instantly. so that's a great way to be practical and warm, but also feel like you're spring and you're moving into a new season. >> and so good. >> yes. >> how about vickie? >> vickie? >> vickie likes denim, vickie

was all about the denim trend. denim on denims back. she looks good, but she looks so good when you make it darker denim. >> a little bit of contrast can go a long way. it's exciting. >> it makes her look thinner, too. >> it's all about elongating your frame. >> what about kathy from pennsylvania? >> kathy from pennsylvania was adorable. she is petite, but a lot of personality there. so i wanted to hem her dress, it's a very flattering wrap dress, which is good. but it's so good when you really hem it -- >> it would look good with boots. >> it can, but i do think the knee is a universally flattering length to make you look a little taller. using the orange bag with the orange shoe is a color pop that makes you visually look up and down. >> so good. >> i've been wondering about melissa. >> all my life i have been. >> melissa is asking about neons

saying how can i make last season's neon work. a couple things, she took a picture in her office, i think a neutral with a neon makes it not only evergreen and timeless, but also better for the office. a swap with a neutral-based skirt. >> what about sheryl from montana? >> sheryl -- >> big problems, i hear. >> beautiful sheryl, she was so stunning and i looked at this photo. i thought, how do i help? i like a comfortable blouse that's loose, but something that helps me kind of anchor is a statement necklace that gives a streamline. this is the same exact photo, this makes her look a little leaner on top. >> it makes her look so good. >> lastly. remember about kimberly, you were talking about her? >> kimberly. >> she showed up? >> from ohio. is just -- has just had a beautiful baby girl. i love that this was her lbd, gorgeous long hair.

i wanted to have her pull it up because the dress with fuller sleeves, you want to show off her neckline. it was so good when she pulled it up. it was so good. >> if you have photos, please send them into our website. >> all right. >> a little thing. >> has your get-up and go gone up and went? >> sometimes it happens. how to help you have more energy.

if you woke up with a case of the yawns this morning, don't

worry, we have solutions to help you boost your energy. >> it could be as simple as putting down the second cup of coffee -- no, petra kolber is a contributing editor to "spry" living. so nice to see you. whatever you're selling, i'm buying. >> we want everything that petra has. >> when it comes to coffee. you think one cup is good, and i think the second cup feels like an extra jolt. >> we're not saying don't drink, but how much you're drinking. one or two cups is fine. but we say a cup or two is eight ounces and i know when i reach for my cup of joe, it's more than eight ounces. >> we're moving up to 16, 20, you start adding ice at 24. and lack of time, i would take coffee on the go, my travel mug, it could be 20 ounces. >> it seems wrong not to fill it up. >> waste not, want not. i fill it up and i want to drink it. >> what happens is you hit a critical mass and it kind of crashes and burns.

so nothing wrong with a cup of coffee in the morning, watch how much and maybe not reach for it later on in the day. >> something to do in the morning, you would think that eggs give you protein. >> the key word, protein, long-lasting energy. so an egg omelette is fantastic. always lack of time in the morning, yes? so i often boil eggs, take it with me on the go. lunch, lasts throughout the day. a great source of energy. protein, long, steady energy. >> and you don't add cheese to a hard-boiled egg. >> cheese is not a bad thing. again, it's protein. long energy, fantastic. >> and there's a lot of sugar in this. >> this is natural sugars, stay away from refined sugar. when i'm crashing and burning, what do you want to do? candy bar. we see tears after bedtime with the kids. so natural sugars are good. handful of nuts, walnuts, almonds great choices. >> this one i believe 100% having like when you're dehydrated, you're sluggish.

>> everything. we're often out of sight, out of mind. eight-ounce glasses of water is great. isn't this pretty, it's on your desk, great to go, you'll see and you'll drink it. these great water bottles have filters built in. on the desk or on the go. >> you fill it up with your tap. >> for security, i travel and you want to have the high energy, great solution. >> is there an organizational issue going on here? >> this is me, i actually help organize my desk after getting ready for the segment. my desk began to move onto the floor. cluttered desk, cluttered mind, low energy. >> i agree completely. these are by poppy, great colors, adds pop to your day, pop to your energy and de-stress before you even hit the first email. >> when do we have? >> get up and move. most stressful position for your body and lack of energy is sitting. even these, take them to your neck, sit, roll.

get up at least once an hour. >> move it, move it. >> thank you. >> coming up next week, singer michael bublé. and gold medalist ryan lochte. >> and a hot new artist. when we kick off jeff: from "the office" angela kinsey. >> i auditioned for the role of pam. they said come back as the accountant no one likes. jeff: elizabeth perkins. >> you can't say my name, jeff probst. >> between my legs. >> oh, jeff. jeff: and milking it. >> i can milk many farm animals. jeff: and a surprise i didn't see coming. no, you didn't. are you kidding? hello, hello! [ applause ] roll it!

all right. a little about me. i'm recently married. i work with my wife on this show. and i'm learning how to be a dad to two amazing kids in a blended family. i'm hosting a talk show 'cause there's a lot to talk about. this is the adventure. [ applause ] welcome to the show. thank you for the welcome. have a seat. all right. today, two of primetime's funiest leading women, elizabeth perkins. yeah. [ applause ] certainly in the last several years, probably best known as the very assertive celia from showtime's hit show "weeds." she is here. we'll catch up with her later. but first, for nine seasons, nearly a decade, she has entertained us as the hilarious uptight little sexual angela from "the office." roll it. >> meet me at your place, five

minutes. i need you. >> come on in, the water's fine. >> it's not that kind of meeting. put your clothes back on. >> i know. that's mot w not why i'm naked. i always work out without my clothes. >> just put them on. put on your clothes. i need your help. i need someone who can operate outside of the law. >> i'm sorry your vigilante privileges ended when you broke up with me. jeff: please welcome angela kinsey. [ applause ] >> hi! jeff: hi. i love that theme song. >> i do, too. jeff: that is such a great little song. >> when i hear it, i get excited. jeff: when did you know from "the office" that you were on the show? what was the moment when they said you actually hav