>> hey! >> you were going to say something to your mother hoda wants to say a special hello to her mother. >> she hates when i drink on the air so i want to apologize. hi, mom. >> you got caught. how perfect. it is boozeday tuesday. we are delighted you are with us today. >> last night was a barn burner

at "the voice." >> it is getting tight. >> really getting tight. >> getting hot. >> you like saying it. >> say it again. >> hot! >> there are five contestants left and two are going to go. so we will watch the five and we are going to choose because we're like judge judy, who's going to go home. >> are you going to talk or are we watching? >> no. we're only going to listen. >> okay. >> let's listen to the five finalists. >> the first would be the swan brothers. ♪ even though we ain't got money ♪ ♪ i'm so in love with you honey ♪ ♪ everything will bring a chain of love ♪ ♪ in the morning when i rise ♪ i will always love you ♪ i will always love you

♪ time after time ♪ if you fall i will catch you ♪ i will be waiting ♪ time after time ♪ it's all apart of me ♪ that's who i am ♪ that's who i am ♪ i'm kicking the ♪ >> whoa!

>> i'm so at a disadvantage just hearing a little bit. >> you tell me your pick first. >> i love all of these. i love the person i'm going to say her name but i like her a lot. i think michelle from team usher may go and i think the last one amber from team adam may go. >> i just picked michelle. yeah, i feel the same way. >> very good but -- >> d >> danielle -- there's a place for a new carrie underwoodish. no one is going to forget carrie. she has the look and terrific voice and then i listened to amber and thought she has some p pizzaz. >> i am going to say danielle.

>> from team blake. >> to me it has nothing to do with the teams because i don't follow the teams. i just follow what i hear. that's healthy. that's a good thing. >> let me explain one thing. >> i don't get caught up in my own biases and things. >> you know who i think will win and i would have never ever decided this in the beginning. >> sasha allen is what you would have thought. >> no. i think the swan brothers. i never would have thought that, and i love them when they hit that harmony. it is like a warm hand right here. >> where, hoda? >> not there. here. here. >> how warm is it? >> you are sick. >> you are sick. is it hot or just warm. >> hot! >> who do you think. >> i think sasha allen. i think the swan brothers are adorable and will have a terrific career. you know, i'm just hearing little snippets. you know what why? >> why?

>> because the little bit i listen she has a phrase or something that if i had hair on my arms it would stick up. >> i do. >> i know. >> i never waxed the other arm. >> i noticed that. >> we did a show where we waxed one and i never went back. i never did. >> that was about a year ago. it has been interesting to watch the other catch up. has never happened it. >> is a great day around here because someone that shall remain nameless but her 0 initials are joanne -- her favorite person in the world is cher. >> cher will be performing on the finals of "the voice" on june 18. she retired and is back again and she has a new album out and cher never had my favorite voice in the world but is one of the greatest performers you will ever see in your life. she is extraordinary. great fun to see shecher. we have to get nameless out

there. >> amanda bynes we hear has been offered a record deal. >> good. she needs to be busy and get back to her career. >> first of all, she did sing in the movie "hair spray." i don't know if you remember but here's a snip so you can recall. ♪ ♪ the world keeps spinning round and round ♪ ♪ ♪ >> she has always been unbelievably talented. nobody ever denied that. she's no julie andrews but who is. but here's the thing about it, she is doing rap so she doesn't have to sing. so it is perfect. she is doing hip hop. >> her record label is called

ching-a-chang. >> of course it is. and openfully it will turn out to be ching-a-chang so she can get back on. >> i want her to mom and live with me for one month. i'm a tough task master but we have fun. christina, it is fine. you can take your vacation time during that time. my assistant of 23 years just said she's out of here. >> someone get the mps. this is a fascinating story. picture this. you are on a train, okay. >> i'm on a train. >> as you are riding, there are some men behind you and they are having conversation and suddenly you catch them having a conversation how they are being unfaith to feel their wives. the two-hour trade ride and you hear a bunch of guys yapping. and they are laughing how our wives don't know and blah, blah, blah, blah, and this woman has had it. uncle. so she decides to take action. she turns around and takes a photograph of the guys.

she posts it on facebook and writes this, if this is your husband, i have endured a two-hour train ride from philadelphia listening to this loser and his friends brag about their multiple affairs and how their wives are too stupid to catch on. oh, please repost. and they did. >> this hit a nerve. it has been shared more than 270,000 times on facebook since it was posted last week. you know what is interesting about that number, when we talked about it this morning it was 180. this has something that has legs. >> oh, my god. >> >> right, amanda? >> unbelievable. so the man has not been publicly identified but like the lottery winner, he will come forth. you can run but you can't hide. the question is, is it okay to publicly shame a stranger on social media? >> here's the weird thing -- what do you think about that? >> first of all, when we started to talk about it, i thought i can so relate. i don't think i could have sat there for two hours and listened

to it. knowing me i would have turned around and said are you -- please tell me you are kidding because how many of you have daughters or something like that and they go well, i have to two. how would you like your daughter end to up marrying someone like you that cheats on his wife and thinks it is funny? i would shame them then and there because it is more fun. it is more fun to do it live than to do it later. although i think it is great -- i don't know. i liked it when they put them in the newspaper the other day on the daily news i think it was. >> what about the whole it is none of your business. no one invited you in to it. >> it is in a public area. if it was in a private home -- if you have to listen to it the whole way. >> i can't believe she posted it. >> what would you do? >> i think i would have been ticked off and told my friends about it. i don't think i would have posted it and i don't think i

could confront strangers because everybody is whacko. you don't know what people will do to you. when you get loud and then everyone's crazy. >> here's what you do, call the conductor and say hi, cutie, can you come over here for a minute and then you go, you have him right by you and say see those guys i want you to 0 know what they just did and they won't hurt you because the guy is standing this. >> i guess the lesson is that if i'm the wife and reading that, can you imagine what she must feel like. >> let's ask ourselves would she be grateful? >> he's going to deny it. >> that's calls for hmm. >> somebody on vacation? never mind. >> oh, my god. >> why do i try so hard? >> i don't know why you do try so hard. we are going to ask a question about kids with long hair. have you ever seen a young child. you go oh, my god she is so cute

and it is not a she. it is a boy. rachel zoe has a young son with long hair and he's so cute. >> adorable. >> that's him. >> now he is wearing a dress so it is more confusing. >> no, it is supreme court. >> is it culottes? >> no. that is confusing. >> oh, wow. you are right. >> i don't know. if it doesn't bother the parents and skyler, i guess it is nobody's business. here's the thing people are cruel. >> they are judgy. >> kids will stay stuff. >> he is only 2. i wish my son would grow his hair out. he's asleep now so i can say that. but every time his hair gets where i like it, he buzzes it. >> it is a buzz cut. looks good. >> that doesn't help, hoda. >> sara becomes a tourist in new york and heads out of the city for a secret rendezvous. >> and a real man of mystery

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ronny: hey jimmy, how happy are folks who save hundreds of dollars switching to geico? jimmy: happier than paul revere with a cell phone. ronny: why not? anncr: get happy. get geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. picture this. it is miami. the women are sultry and the men are hot and at the center of this is a hotel controlled by a feared mob boss. >> i'm so in right now. >> that's the backdrop of the series "magic city." >> now i want to watch it. >> the role is played by danny huston known around town as ben the butcher. >> i dated a guy like that. >> he likes to keep people guessing how he got his nickname. take a look. >> i got a job as and best butcher on the lot an they called me the butcher.

what did you hear another story? >> oh! welcome, by the way and thank you for bringing your own bottle. >> cheers. >> saved us a little money. >> what are you having there. >> martini? >> it is 6:00 in the afternoon. >> he is jet lagged a tad. is it fun to play -- the kind of guy who has a smile on the face but literally would. >> it is. yeah, it's enjoyable. i suppose being called a dutcher gives my character away a little bit. >> do you play in it to all the more. >> at times. i embrace his badness without excuse. >> they say to play a truly evil person you have to find the humanity in them or they are just a caricature. >> this the case i gave that up.

>> earned you a golden globe nomination. doing something right. >> it is a wonderful cast of jeffrey dean morgan, beautiful looking women. great looking men. wonderful period, cars, wardrobe, and these speedos that i wear. >> yes, yes. >> what is it about this? >> it requires a great deal of courage. >> it doesn't look like a speedo. >> it is speedo 1950s. >> they didn't have speedos then but as close as we can get. >> what do you wear on the beach? >> nothing. >> oh. >> he wears his martini. >> yeah, my martini and lemon twist. >> and it's a really -- never mind. >> talk about his famous family. >> let's ask if he wants to. >> yes, he does. let me set it up for you. your grandfather was an actor

walter and your half sisterening a jell ka houston. jack is in here, too. and screenwriter. you have a mob of them. >> don't use the word mob. >> she means it in a nice way. >> she means there's something in the water in the huston dna. >> it's the vodka. >> was it intimidating or was it something i already got it, baby. it's in the genes? >> one of the first films that i saw that my father made. he was in the process of making it, he played noah. he was making a film called "the bible." >> heard of it. >> he did a voiceover for god. so that really damaged me forever. i can't distinguish fings from fantasy with my family.

>> we want to give you a present. we know it is not big enough. now you have think of kathy and hoda next time you are on the raft with your martini. >> are you sure they are big enough? >> no. we couldn't find one big enough. >> thank you. >> thank you. do you like those? >> we will be right back. >> love them. >> i will wear them tonight. >> never too late to start over. >> you never know where she is lurking. sara sneaks around the city for her latest. ♪ out caffeine? we consume over two billion cups of coffee every week without a second thought. 5-hour energy has less caffeine than some starbucks coffees, plus it has vitamins and nutrients. it's simple... caffeine with vitamins and nutrients. it's the combination that makes it so great. before you make a decision, get the facts. try a sip and find out why so many people love 5-hour energy. one way i can take care of my engine...

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it's time for sara in the city. >> time for a lot of things, hoda. >> our girl sara tried a mysterious way to tour the city with something called -- >> it is like playing detective on the streets of new york but you have no clue who the actors are. let's say the whole thing kept me guessing.

>> sara, i phoned you with important information. >> my day starts with a mysterious phone call where i'm told meet my contact by the dock. >> i'm with my brother joe and ryan. these are my teammates. we have our clues at the south sea airport. you want to look at these? >> did he tell you to come here? sgle said don't look. >> oh. >> our mission to meet a criminal trying to give the feds a slip. we are accomplices. our contact gives us the clues for our first assignment, and then we're off. >> what are we looking for?

>> notes. >>. >> any idea. thank you. >> go to the fountain city hall park. anybody wearing green? oh! hi, sir. [ screaming ] >> our contact in the park points us toward the brooklyn bridge. >> excuse me, you have a really nice polo shirt. looks like you have a lot of money. >> where we receive our next clue. >> fortune cookies. maybe you should check out what is in the fortune. >> what's in mine. >> we got a frog. >> we trade the frog with this under cover interview with the hinchman or something like that. it was raining and i was hungry and i was thinking how the guy

at the bridge was kind of hot. the last destination we make our final drop. our mission is complete. and our big reward? [ laughter ] it runs sundays rain or shine. >> how much do you pay for that? >> a little bit but it was worth it. so much fun. >> if you are stuck in a rut, leeza gibbons will help you change your life. a

we talking about second chances. if you have thought of shaking things up you have come to the right place. >> leeza gibbons is here to tell you why it's never too late to do. that she has wran book called take 2. your guide to creating happy endings. >> all together 0 now.

>> take 2. >> she should know. >> you know i love you both. >> you look great by the way. >> you are one of those who has had nine new lives. >> all about starting over. >> anytime you can call for a redo. it is all about reinsglengs whan spired this book. >> it carted when mom got alzheimer's and then i got divorced and left my job, my daughter left home and beginning of empty nest and i needed to show up for me in a different way. i think that happens for a lot of us. >> excuse me, hoda, she is such a caregiver. when you have been giving and giving and all of a sudden it is about you, you are a little lost. i didn't mean to interrupt, sweet heart. >> i think we were thinking

thinner richer more money and forget her, break up with yourself. create who you need to be now so you can be the person you need to be going forward. that's what this book is about. for a lot of people you adopt get to choose if someone you love is sick because that's chosen for you. >> a lot of people are scared of taking that leap. a lot of people know there's another chapter but they are stuck in a rut and it's hard to have the courage, like you did, to break out of something and say i'm going to try something new and see how it works. >> we do with this our computers. if thing aren't running right we know to hit the reset button, delete files and put in programming. let's do. that delete the people that don't support our dreams. >> negative. >> put in programming that says you can be smarter, stronger, sexier than ever before. no regrets. >> what about people that have no means. say it's a woman who's got -- worked so hard to raise her

kids, and then what does she do if she doesn't have a bank account to go to. >> it's about drop the dread and banishing the blame and i think you have to start by claiming victory over victimization. >> that's big. >> we have become a victimized culture. >> people do feel like victims in their life. all of the stuff happens to me. >> and live there. >> it is easier. shut the door and pull the covers over my head. too much baggage, who's going to want me, who's going to hire me. all of those things. that's when you need to grow your courage. if you are that caregiver, we're doing this series, conversations in care giving. it's the third year we have done it, you guys. registration is open rightnow. we have done this with novartis pharmaceuticals alzheimer's disease.com. and it is all free for

caregivers. with want to answer your questions, first is july 9th and then again september and october. this is where to find out how to deal with that part of your life. so if that is you we want to help you with it. >> so many unanswered questions about alzheimer's. how long was it with your mom. >> ten years and more than that with my granny. if that is your second act, do over you really do. deal with that stuff and then you can recreate because you deserve it. you really do. hit the reset button. >> thank you for coming to see us. better than ever. great to see you. >> how sweet it is. i'm not talking about hodie. we will help you spot hidden sugar in your favorite foods. hoo-hoo...hoo-hoo. hoo-hoo hoo. sir... i'll get it together i promise...

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♪ >> everybody knows cutting calories is part of losing

weight. what you may not know is some of your favorite snacks and meals seem like healthier options but are actually loaded with hidden sweeteners. >> here's with the great news is good housekeeping's samantha. all hidden. >> you will reach your limit before dessert. >> that is depressing. >> hoda is not happy about that. >> you say that's the amount we should have. >> no more than six teaspoons. 12 sugar cubes. >> this is what we get. >> we get 22 a day. >> and don't even realize we are doing it. >> 22 teaspoons, you have to do the math. i'm not good at math. >> breakfast stuff, you wouldn't expect sugar in breakfast stuff. >> this is a mcgriddle from mcdonald's and four teaspoons of sugar. >> why would they add sugar. >> it is in the bread. >> two pancakes.

>> the whole savory sweet thing. >> these drinks are full of sugar. >> these are mind blowing. this dunkin' donuts coffee coolatta, 12 teaspoons and how many -- never mind. >> i want to know how many calories. >> a lot. >> milk has natural sugar, fruit, shu gars they are okay. get the lahti instead. >> what about the skim one of this. >> this is the skim. >> wow. that's hidden. this is a mocha drink from starbucks. seven teaspoons, 14 sugar cubes. there's the ketchup. >> this is sneaky. these are summer barbecue meals. that looks like a dainty amount of toppings, just a little. we have more than six teaspoons of sugar in this meal. >> that or both. >> combined. that is daily limit for women. >> i make cole slaw and never

add sugar it to. >> it is in the cole slaw but more than a teaspoon in the bun and toppings. >> white bread is full of sugar. >> you can check labels for all of these things. you can make better choices. this meal has nine teaspoons of sugar. >> beans has a lot an the glaze on the chicken. >> but you can get no sugar added barbecue and beans. okay. >> so frozen meals. >> again you can make better choifss. this has more than four teaspoons of sugar. >> they call it smart ones it. >> is smart ones spaghetti. it is in the sauce. more than two teaspoons in this one and three teaspoons here. >> that is lean cuisine. >> they have better choices. you read the labels once and you sail through the grocery next time. >> low-fat snacks. that is a code sometimes for sugar because they take out the fat and replace it with sugar to make it taste good.

this chocolate chip granola bar has more than three teaspoons. this blew my mind a half cup of applesauce. >> which you think is the healthiest thing in the world for you six teaspoons of sugar which is twice the amount of a no sugar variety. >> just eat an apple. >> exactly. >> they hate you, don't they? everybody here, all of these companies go -- >> i thought you guys loved me. >> no the companies. >> you can make a better choice. >> they just don't want you to. >> are we still talking. >> yes. >> since you are skipping sugar you -- we have gadgets and gears outside. >> but first these messages. good morning. i'm meteorologist chris warren with the weather channel seven-day forecast. looking across the country where there's a threat of severe weather. the areas in red is where you

have to watch out for. there is a chance of seeing potentially damaging winds today. also heavy rain lightning and possibility of an isolated tornado. as far as the temperatures, go it will remain very hot throughout the southwest and in the southern plains. looking at temperatures in the triple-digits. possibly in some spots record heat again. the threat for storms does move on thursday in to the mid-atlantic and in to the northeast. this is where you also have to watch out possibly damaging wind situation cannot rule out the possibility for tornados also. that includes the bigger cities like d.c. and philadelphia. for tomorrow, as far as the temperatures go, you are looking at readings in the 90s and triple-digits. still throughout the south, the southern plains and the southwest. this is where the sheet going to be hanging around for sure and tomorrow also we will see those storms riding over this big ridge of high pressure and moving to the mid-atlantic and

the northeast. chance for some showers still lingering around parts of the northeast and throughout parts of the northern plains on friday. on saturday, most of the country will stay driechl just one spot right here throughout the mississippi valley and around parts of the western lakes could be a few showers. moving in to the ohio valley on sunday is the best chance of showers. not as hot in some locations but still hot. you are going from very hot to hot throughout the south and then on next monday a better chance of showers throughout the mid mississippi valley all the way to the northeast. that's where there's going to be a chance of showers and temperatures in the 70s. still hot throughout much of the south. what do you think about caffeine? we consume over two billion cups of coffee every week without a second thought. 5-hour energy has less caffeine than some starbucks coffees, plus it has vitamins and nutrients.

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father's day is almost here. coming up this sunday. if you've already asked your dad how he would like to celebrate and you heard this then we've got a great idea. that was clever with the

crickets. >> we spent so much time with that. >> why not bond with dad under the stars and take him camping? digital lifestyle expert carly is here with all of the great gear to get you set for the great outdoors. >> hi, guys. >> how does your hair stay curly in all this. >> you know. i have a little help from the ladies on the "today" show. let's just say that. before we start, a quick shout out to my dad, brian. and my husband mike. happy father's day. love you guys so much. >> hodi and i both lost our fathers. >> oh, my god. that was awful. why would you say that? >> let's talk about tents. >> made me miss my daddy. >> all right. tents. >> hi, frank! >> i'm just moving on. maybe dad likes tents but he's not good at putting up the tent. stand back, ladies. the whole thing goes up -- and it is upside down and it is set up. you just anchor it to the ground.

it is $99. >> you better anchor it. that thing is going to fly away. >> this is great though! usually you need the stick and stuff. but look. >> you have to have something to secure it. >> if this was grass, which it is not. okay. >> i like it. >> minilanterns. they're l.e.d. they're $40. they have these little magnetic things that you can attach to a backpack or tree branch. they even flicker like candles if you want them to. they're super cute. this is the biolight stove. this is truly amazing. they are doing a couple of things here. one, can you start a pretty roaring fire in a matter of minutes with just stuff you find on the ground. you don't need big logs or lighter fluid or gasoline which is not wildlife friendly. but it is reserving all the power when you roast your weenies and it is charging your smartphone at the same time. >> you're kidding! >> i am not kidding. >> wow. did you ever think you'd see the

day when you could roast a weenie and charge your iphone? wow. >> i just set it up. you're out in the -- you see water, you're not sure if it is safe to drink because you are out in the wilderness. this is the steri pen, water purifier. scoop up the later water, turn this on, are you going to stir and stir until you get a happy face on the reader. that means can you drink it? >> 99% of all bacteria and viruses that cause water borne illness. >> that's very hard to believe. >> is this killing it? >> yeah. >> it's a uv light like they use in hospitals and other places to sterilize water. very, very cool. okay. you're out in the wilderness. you go to the bathroom in the dark. >> what do you do? >> wouldn't it be great if you had glow in the dark toilet paper. >> no, you don't. turn off the lights! can we? >> i don't know. >> is it working? >> it glows a little bit. it is lard to see in here because it has to be really, really dark. >> we're going to have to take your word for it just like the water thing. >> we'll send it back to the lab and get it back to you. >> all right.

we're going to have to take her word for it. >> it's hard to see in the studio. >> we're going to have to take her word for it. >> we believer! >> don't you trust me? >> this is the geo trackering device. it reads your satellite so it will work where your cell phone doesn't. it has a compass, will download maps so you can check out everything on the trail. when you get back you can upload your information to the garmin website. and relive your trip. >> i think she meant that for you. >> i don't know how to read a compass. >> have you all heard anything she said the entire time? now we're out of time. >> no, we're not out of time yet! >> well, we sort of are. watch your head, honey. >> it's a sleeping bag. >> with jerry! we should have known! >> this is a fabulous tent from --

>> jerry's doing the crawl of shame. >> i'm moving over this way. >> that's adorable. thank you. when you're out camping, you may run into one of these. >> we'll get cozy with all kinds of incredible wildlife but first this is "today" on nbc.

we're back with today's "call of the wild." >> here with us is seaworld and busch gardens animal ambassador,

julie scardina who's broad along some beautiful, beautiful friends to help spread the word about conservation. >> i can't believe what's happening in front of us! >> aren't they amazing? 2 1/2 months and 3 1/2 months. sister and unrelated male. we're so excited to have them at busch gardens. this is their debut, their public debut. they will be on exhibit at edge of africa at busch gardens. right now this is the first time anyone has been able to see them. >> they are playful. is there anything to be concerned about? >> even at this age, they look playful and adorable but they are strong and they have attitude. >> i bet they are strong. >> be careful, their claws are strong. >> ow, ow, ow. >> there you go, see. >> there you go. >> that was fun. >> we are having a naming

contest. it will be on todayshow.com. people can go on. it is not a contest but a poll so people can vote for their favorite names. >> can i show this kong. if you have a dog you know what this is, a kong you put peanut butter or something in it. look at the giant ones. >> they want raw meat. >> he is looking at me going that's raw meat, kathie lee. >> as strong and powerful they are in the jungle they are in maifs decline in africa. only 30,000 or less lions in all of africa and we want to make sure let people know they can support conservation funds and lions and the lion project. so many projects we support, as well. we can help lions in the wild. >> they are so fun to watch. >> great time. >> don't treat them like a puppy. take my word for it. >> i'm going to grab something else while the lions are going off.

>> this guy is from sea world, orlando. he is one of our bodies. >> bye, guys. >> so many people think -- look at that. attitude. they are like we were having a good time. >> what's that noise? what was that noise. >> mating call. >> i never heard anything like that before. >> actually communicating they were having a good time and we broke up their party. >> weird. >> that's a lion attitude for you, right? >> what's this. >> a tangu, which is a lizard from south mrk. isn't that tongue awesome. >> it is crazy. >> hoda, grab a banana back there. most think of lizards as being carnivorous and he does too but he is also omive nivorious.

>> he is testing. there he goes. nice big bite. >> sorry, that was too big. >> he is one of our ambassadors from sea world and he teaches people about the wildlife in a lot of other countries. >> thank god a penguin. >> he can have his banana back there. >> one of our most popular ambassadors. >> love them. >> these two are -- kathie lee, i will put this on your lap. >> of course you are. >> hold him around the chest. >> around the chest. >> these are mated and have raised a chick. we were one of the first parks to have ever penguins -- >> ten seconds.

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