from nbc news, this is a special home edition of "today" with interior designer wannabe kathie lee gifford and clutter queen hoda kotb. from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> that's right. hello, everybody. it's a special wines day wednesday june 5th around here. i'm excited about this today, because i love nesting and building a home and then selling it and then finding another one and doing it again. and hoda has basically already zoned out. >> the show is about decluttering, you know how excited i am about that. >> so many segments on that and you haven't learned anything yet. >> we're going to try.

each segment has to do with either decluttering or spicing up your place. whether you live in an apartment or a home. >> whether you're a college student or married forever and ever. by the way, welcome. welcome to all our favorite college students who are so happy they are out of college. >> we've been waiting for you. >> we've been waiting for you guys. so excited you're able to watch us. >> watch us drink in the morning. >> yes. >> okay, anyway, we have to go on record saying we were wrong about "the voice." >> oh, were we. i wonder why? >> here's the thing, there were six singers left yesterday and both of us were called upon to choose which one would be eliminated. only one was going to be eliminated last night, and after a lot of rigger ma role, we both thought we liked her, but amber carrington from team adam was ready to go. this was amber's moment. >> i have the name of the next person advancing to the semifinals.

let's get to it. amber carrington from team adam! and adam is relieved. america keeps her in the game. amber moves on. >> i love you. i love you. oh, i love you. >> okay. >> little love fest happening. >> something special happening. >> now we're going to choose again. it came down to the swan brothers, who you saw. and holly tucker. both from team blake. we're going to watch a couple of segments. please, don't speak. ♪ ♪

>> okay, of those two, who do you think? >> the young lady's name is holly? >> yeah, i think holly. >> and you are correct. >> really? >> holly went home. >> holly's lovely, but when i listen to her voice, it's not a voice i have never heard before. >> it's a beautiful voice. >> it's reminiscent of many others. those swan brothers, first of all, they have a great name. it's like remember when the gatland brothers came along? we haven't seen a male judds, something like that. they are charming and the young one, i think he's the younger one, is hot. i think they have more of a chance. >> they have a real chemistry. >> i wish holly all the best. she seems like a lovely young lady but you made me pick. see how well i do when you don't

interrupt. >> i don't interrupt often. there was a story, and i'm sure you've seen the picture by now, a worker at taco bell was seen putting his tongue on a whole big sleeve of thacos and this guy, it ended up going viral and it posted and stuff. this guy ended up getting canned for the licking. come to find out, they were actually training at taco bell. >> this was in a training session, never meant to be used in an actual restaurant. >> and the people were supposed to show how the tacos were used and how much they love them. >> they were encouraged to show their love to the product and how fun it is. he's a young guy. here's what the company said, they said it's a joke that went too far. the taco shells were used for training. employees were encouraged to snap picks of them enjoying the new product. >> he went too far. >> you know who had fun with this, though, david letterman. let's listen. >> category, top ten calls received to taco bell headquarters, taco bell

headquarters. take a look at this. a guy -- they posted this. >> number ten, does the lick add or subtract calories? nine, shouldn't he wear a hair net? number seven, when will licked shells be available in my area? number six, is he single? number three, is he the same guy that stood in the lettuce? remember that guy who stood in the lettuce? >> probably the same guy. >> of course, it's the same guy. >> the number one call received at taco bell headquarters, hi, michael douglas here. >> oh, oh, oh. except for that last little bit, you know what, hoda and i disagree on this. we often do, but when i first saw the picture, i said, he has to be fired. you cannot do that. when i heard the circumstances

and he's a young kid, he was encouraged, somebody posted it. nobody knows why. he didn't do the posting of it. i think -- look at the things we do around here when the cameras aren't going. >> or when they are going. it's really bad. >> yeah, exactly. i think he's a young guy, learn from his mistake and let him go back and keep the job. >> the trouble with a photo is you don't ever know the context often. >> we just explained it. >> most people weren't listening, you know what i mean? >> i know some stuff about you. what about that summer camp experience, would you have liked that to be held against you for the rest of your life? >> few summer camp experiences. >> don't you want somebody else to give you another chance? >> yes, i would. the guy should have a fine life. he won't be working at taco bell, so what. he'll have a better job. wait, wait, wait!

roll, i need my own -- >> hoda needs it. i hear they are hiring at mcdonald's. >> a lot of great jobs are out there, including the taco bell job, but there are other equally good or better jobs available that he'll get. >> i love it when you get in trouble instead of me. i spent so many years getting in trouble. kathie lee would like to apologize. >> it's not kathie lee, she said nothing. hoda needs her own -- you know what i'm saying? >> let's get rid of this wearing white at weddings thing, because our people have weighed in. i wore off white at bobby thomas' wedding. i didn't know it was an issue, and it didn't even look that great. >> you looked amazing. >> anyway -- >> not in that particular picture, but in real life she looked awesome. you're going to have to take my word for it. >> so sweet. >> it was inappropriately short, but with a tall woman like hoda with egyptian legs, it was quite the statement.

inappropriate on many levels. nobody seemed to mind. >> okay, so we asked you guys if you thought it was okay to wear white at a wedding. >> 55% said no, huh? >> yeah. >> you weren't wearing white. you were wearing cream. there were some spots on it, too. 35% of you said -- you know the white dress you were wearing yesterday, the one we really love even though we have seen it about 25 times. it has spots on it. it needs to be retired. >> you have spots on the back. yeah, i know. >> hoda, anyway, facebook fan leigh said it best, if you are hoda kotb, you can wear whatever you want to wear and it will be fine. got over 300 likes, hoda. >> thank you, leigh. >> no, you showed up early, we were going to have a moment together, like a girlfriend. you took my breath away and i don't even swing that way, if you know what i'm saying, but looked amazing.

>> you are crazy. all right, you guys, we have a fun show in store for you. >> everybody but hoda. it starts at the front door. >> lou is here. >> we're going to talk -- >> kitchen cousins are here. >> about boosting your curb appeal. when you see a house, how can you make it better? we'll show you. >> stand out front in a thong and you'll sell that baby. >> we'll show you how. first, these messages. [ male announcer ] you work hard to stay healthy.

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>> so many of us focus on what's happening inside, but from landscaping to the color of your door, it's the curb appeal that makes your house inviting. >> she's adorable. i like to call her genevieve. hgtv star here to take you from before to better. great to have you here. >> i love to see you ladies in the morning. >> there are some general rules. we are going to look at some homes, befores and afters. what are a couple general things? >> general rules, is you should really treat the exterior of your home much like you do the interior. you need the color balance, you need the texture story, you need the right lighting, you need a sense of depth. so often we put everything up against our house. we have a whole yard to play with. >> you want it to be inviting. you don't want somebody to say, oh, hate the outside and not want to be in. >> exactly. your house needs to be a seductress. you are seducing people to the front door. >> you're going to show us.

this is landscaping for sure. >> we're going to look at a first home. >> everybody has this how in their neighborhood, a generic new build, but look at all this space in front of the house. what is happening is we have a lot of straight lines and not a lot of curves. >> hello. >> gives that sense of depth by planting a tree in the foreground, all of a sudden it looks bigger. there is a little bit more of a grand -- there is perspective. >> look warmer. >> there's some perspective. the hedge breaks up the linear horizontal lines. >> can we change the color of the door? >> let's go. two, three colors is a bit timid. to add even a soft gray here. >> that really -- if you go to home depot or something -- you can get a lot of that landscaping. >> you can get the trees there, too, but have you a monochromatic walkway, with some wild grass. >> not crazy about the wild grass.

>> i love some sea grass. >> move to the beach where it fits. >> maybe it's at the beach. >> no, no, i see no water. >> house number two. >> rocks for kathie. >> very cape cod. i think the shutters are outdated. we're drawn to that weird red stripe beneath the door. it's nothing we could be looking at. >> brick or stone. >> or just make it go away. >> it's still not good. >> it's coming. bring the focus to the front of the lawn and get rid of the seam in front of the lawn. >> is that a little boxcar? >> it's boxwood? >> and then planter boxes, so inexpensive at the home improvement store. it's like the eye shadow for the eyes? >> did you change the color of the door? >> we are, we are getting there. they already got there. we changed the lighting, changed the door, took away the focus of the strange red stripe.

all of a sudden it's more quaint. >> we have time to squeeze in one last one. >> i can't do this all day. >> let's do it. >> victorian. >> american four square, great bones but really blah. the first thing i suggested is to give a door that has the same era of the house. it had a cheap door and all these windows and doors need to be era-specific. i think it's a shame if you deny them that. beautiful new door. bringing in some irises and floral up front. you don't need a hedge when you have a ballster and a fence. have the balance and the porch swing. >> or some beautiful big victorian rockers with the plant. >> exactly. if you have the porch, if you have the lawn, bring seeding in. and now i want to go to your house. >> big difference. >> wow. thank you so much. >> it's fun. >> good to see you, sweetheart. >> hgtv star premiers this sunday again on june the 9th. if you want to be the first on the block with all the new trends.

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it's time for today's project home. the hottest trend from wall art to high-tech green gadgets, that will give your house that extra edge. >> you can maximize your space without maximizing your credit card. >> and here to show you how it's done are the two famous cousins, anthony and john, they're the hosts of the upcoming series "cousins undercover." >> great to see you guys. it's a new show. not the one i did with you. >> it is, all about neighborhood heroes, and surprising the homeowners. >> fun. >> bigger and better. huge renovations. >> really? >> yes. >> we like this, number one, all affordable things. >> we looked at technology, affordable and some fun stuff for summer. we're starting with a green wall here.

it's magnetic, so these come right off, easy to plant on the side and hang them up in your home. >> don't let it fall. >> great as a feature wall great to plant herbs in. >> great for herbs. >> beautiful succulents right here. >> i love when you talk like that. say that again. >> mint, rosemary. anything you use in the kitchen. >> and it's inexpensive? >> yes, it is. >> something like this, you're talking $75. very affordable. >> but then you have to buy the plants. >> exactly. come on, look at these beautiful photos. >> i know these two ladies. >> look at blakey. >> this is a company called canvas pop. i've been using them personally for years. they used to only do huge photos. now these -- and i know these are all instagram photos. the problem with instagram, they are low resolution. canvas pop has a technology called picture perfect. it gets rid of the pixels, but as a user, you don't need to

know about the tech or understand it. you upload the photo and they do all the work. >> how is that hanging up? >> these are on velcro for the set, but one nail on the wall and you're done. >> very easy. very easy. let's get into the fun stuff. this is green tech. you have to love your smart thermostat. programmable settings, so seven days a week, four settings a day, and i can take out my iphone and control it. easy. >> does kathie's phone work on that? >> i don't know if that's going to work. but it's great for the energy savings. very easy, $100, then you get into a docking station. what's great about this is, too many people plug in appliances. what they don't realize is your appliances are actually using electricity. this lets you know how much electricity. it can manually turn off, use an ipad with it, you can use an iphone with it. you have a lot of options. >> what do you mean it turns off? i did not understand that at all. start over. >> we're not technology educated.

>> you can use the app to actually shut the outlet down. forget about the appliance drawing power. >> oh, i see. i see. >> it's all about conserving. we want to conserve. >> really, the beauty is the appliances is the costs that we're talking about, maybe $100 here, $150 there -- >> but it adds up. >> it sure does. >> they pay for themselves inside the three months when you look at your power savings. yes, a little investment up front, but a savings. >> especially if you use your blender a lot. >> do you use your blender a lot? >> no, never. >> i never use it. >> what's next? >> the last two items on the home automation, an outlet you can control from your iphone, smartphone, or android device. it also has a motion sensor. when you walk in the room, the light will stay on for ten minutes. as long as it senses motion, it keeps going. >> what do we have at the end? i didn't like that much. i like the pretty stuff. >> this is the girly stuff? >> pretty stuff. >> color blocking. how much do we love color blocking? color blocking in fashion is

huge, it's the rage. >> listen to you you. >> see that? >> listen, wait until you see his suit for his wedding. >> what's great is you're taking bold colors, putting them together, but you want to stay in the same family. you have a beautiful place setting like this, but what's great is it can be used all over your home, all over. >> love it. >> is this what you're doing at your wedding ? >> this is what i'm doing at my wedding in two weeks. >> congratulations. wishing you all the best. from the white house to the house in the movie "home alone." we'll see what you know about famous houses. and from rubber mulch to power washing, our fix-it guy lou manfradini is here. i love him. get your home's exterior in tiptop state. >> to keep your interior in tip top shape.

all right, we're back with more of "today." we're ready to play, who knew? since today's show is project

home, we're going to test your knowledge of famous houses in tv, music and movies. kathie lee is, of course, across the street at the nbc experience store. she's ready to hand out 100 bucks to those who get the answers right. to those who don't, they get the kathie lee's famous cd. here is kevin o'connor, host of "this old house." and "ask this old house." are you ready? >> bring it on. >> let's see how well our folks do. >> a lovely lady from illinois. one of the most famous tv homes ever. name the tv family that lived in this home. the cosbys, the griffiths, bradys or the cunninghams? >> the bradys. >> yeah. >> that is such an iconic house. >> and it's a real house. >> is it? >> it absolutely is. that house was built in 1959. it's a split-level ranch, so it only has two bedrooms, clearly not big enough for the family and alice. so they did a little hollywood

magic, but the interiors of course, were shot on a hollywood studio. >> back across to kath. >> this lovely lady is from new orleans. the white house is one of the most well-known homes in the world. how many bathrooms are in the house? hey, stop it. hold it down. is it 1, 15, 35, or doesn't everybody have 75? >> 35. >> you got it. >> she was right! and, of course, everyone from new orleans is always right in my eyes. so 35 restrooms. whoa. >> as we say in boston, she's pretty smart. 35 restrooms. sounds like a lot, but there's actually over 130 rooms in total in the white house, so there's a lot of rooms. but the interesting thing is the white house was pretty much completed in 1800. they didn't have indoor plumbing until 1833. yeah. a long time. first guy to move in president john adams, no plumbing at all. >> back across.

>> woof indeed. another lady from new orleans. renovating which room in your house would give you the biggest return on your investment -- family room? kitchen? people, please! farm -- family room, kitchen, bathroom or laundry room. >> i know it's between the kitchen and bath, i'm going to say kitchen. >> good girl. good girl. >> they are on a roll. a kitchen really does change the value of your home? >> it's the first thing that people look at when they're looking to buy a house. it makes that first impression. and it turns out that you get a bigger bang for your buck for redoing a kitchen. you aren't going to get 100 cents on the dollar back. the average is about 65 cents on a dollar. so don't go crazy. everybody won't love your ooba tuba granite and all that. >> back across to kath. >> this house was located in a suburb of what, new york? chicago, st. louis or detroit? >> i'm going to go with new york. [ buzzer ]

>> oh. my hot pop cd for her. do i have to give everyone has a story? she'll love it. here you go. >> you see the cheers. actually it was the suburb of chicago. >> it was. i saw the eye roll, too. she's pretty good at that. a real house built in 1921. it's a big house, over 4,000 square feet. it just sold last year for $1.6 million, which is pretty good considering the movie. >> back across to kath. >> look who's visiting from fargo. finish the lyrics to this song made popular by the group madness. ♪ ♪ our house >> is a very, very fine house. >> that would be crosby stills nash and young, but i figure you're just going to enjoy this

party animal. that's me and hodie in the chicken outfit. >> real quick, though, "our house in the middle of the street." >> absolutely, a one-hit wonder possibly for this band. came out in 1982. we make all our home owners on "this old house" sing that. >> no, you don't. >> no, we don't. absolutely not. because it gets stuck in your head like it is now. >> thank you for joining us. our man of the house, lou manfredini has some tips for us. right after this. we love our lou. could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. yep, everybody knows that. well, did you know the ancient pyramids were actually a mistake? uh-oh.

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all is good when our favorite handyman is in the house with his fix-it advice. >> today he's taking us outside from your garden -- >> wait, keep that shot. you look like the female bob the builder, with this barely on your head. you look like you're going to temple.

>> lou, lou, lou. >> you know what? i need a sip of my screwdriver. >> we have screwdrivers in our tool belt. lou says there is a lot you can do yourself. lou is host of the syndicated show "house smarts." he actually did the impossible. he made a hat fit you. that's amazing. >> do you have a large noggin? >> i do. let's talk mulch, shall we? >> this is one of the best ways to update outside. that anybody can do. keep drinking your screwdrivers. this is so simple and so effective. three examples. this is a pine mulch here. a cedar mulch as well. they cost about $5, $6 a bag that you can buy at garden centers, home centers, and by using a landscape fabric like this underneath the mulch before you put it down it's going to help you control the weeds. it's going to help things look nicer as far as your overall landscape, but it's going to hold moisture and help your plants retain that moisture to grow better.

one of the best ones out there, this is a rubber mulch, made from ground-up tractor tires, made in st. louis, missouri. the idea behind this is it doesn't decay. the color stays wonderful. >> you do have to repeat this. >> yeah, you've got to keep putting it down. these are $5, $6 a bag, but this is $12 a bag. >> but in the long run. >> under a play set. under a swing set, great alternative. >> it's bouncy. >> could it be we just use three tons of mulch in our yard for bobbie's wedding? does that sound possible? >> absolutely. absolutely. >> there you have it. >> where are you going? >> i don't know. we're going here. we're going to go here first. we're going to talking about cleaning outside. >> bob. bob. this windex outdoor cleaner for the windows is a pad cleaner that quite honestly when it first came out i thought it was a complete gimmick. >> we just used this. it was amazing. >> it is amazing. i started to use this on my own home. it really does work. so all you end up doing, because we're in the studio, you take a

hose with a sprayer, and you spray the glass to get it wet. then you take this pad cleaner and start scrubbing the window back and forth. the windex cleaner is in this pad. you can reach up to 11 feet. i wish they had a longer pole, but you can adapt this to work. once you really scrub it, rinse it, and there's no streaks. >> you know what we used? the windex that attaches to your hose. it was fantastic. >> these are siding cleaners. >> we used that too. >> what's krud kutter. >> are you their spokesperson? >> we did everything right. >> these all user really well to clean the exterior of your home. whether it's siding or brick, you attach it to the hose. it shoots up to 40 feet and it's awesome. this is my favorite moss, mildew and algae product, wet & forget. they've been using this on the roof of the sydney opera house for 30 years. you spray it on your awnings, patio, decks. >> on your depends. >> it's an exterior surface.

it mixes with the rain and wind and will take care of the algae in 30 days. it's going to look great. >> we have a little citrus. >> outdoor decks. bringing your outdoor decks back to life. this is something that we have a lot of people with outdoor living. there's a lot of options there. there's waterborne products like this, you have to use the stain and their topcoat. oil based. >> it really, really works, doesn't it? >> it really works. oil-based semitransparent like this cabot, is the industry standard. the key is you have to pressure wash that deck, get it really nice and clean. >> prep it. >> and then put the oil-based in there it if your deck is in bad shape, this product is called restore. do you like the dipped cones when you go to the dairy queen? >> who doesn't like the dipped cones. >> this is like that layer that goes over the cone. it is a paint. and you go nice and slowly to apply this finish over the deck. >> it stays like that?

>> it does. >> it sinks in. >> and it grabs it like that hard shell on an ice cream cone, but it gives you a nonslip surface. this is tintable. easy to do. when the decking looks like this, you can bring it back to life. when you do an entire deck, it's beautiful. >> lou, you're the best. >> we love you. >> we don't care what anybody says, we think you're awesome. >> do you need help with a project? you can head to our facebook page. we're going to have your questions on our wall. lou will answer them next week. ready to put your house on the market? we'll show you how you can save your home for a quick sale. >> right after this. where's my screwdriver?

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whether you want to sell your house or you just want it to look picture perfect, there are some tricks of the real estate trade that you should know about. >> sabrina soto went to a home in brooklyn to show you how to stage your house for next to nothing. >> nice. i think the biggest misconception is that staging costs a lot of money. really the truth is, if your place is in good shape, it's all

about decluttering, adding a few punches of color with some accessories and fresh flowers. less than $100 per room, i'm going to spruce this place up. when you walk through the front door, your potential buyer should be greeted with a light and bright space with no clutter. usually a console table, a catch-all for your everyday life. listen, i get it. it's a little inconvenient, but everything has to be put away. my goodness. even if you have no budget whatsoever, cleaning can go a long way. when you're in the dining room, don't feel like you have to completely put out a whole dinner service. forget about it. just a few fresh flowers is good enough. use something from another part of the house into a new space. no shoes out, ever, ever, ever. this is the christmas tree stand. just sayin'. so i spent nothing except for the cost of a few flowers and

treats for the real estate agent and their guests. really it's about decluttering cleaning, and brightening the space. >> so in this room we have pretty good bones, we just need to declutter and depersonalize. when selling your house, there are no personal photos allowed. you want the buyer to envision themselves in the house and not see tons of family photos around. when you're decluttering, this doesn't mean throw everything in the closet. buyers will look into every nook and cranny of your home. when they open every closet door, you want to make sure the spaces are well organized, too. the key is when arranging furniture, you want 36 inches between a big piece of furniture and another piece off the wall. the kitchen is the heart of the home. this can make or break a sale.

with a kitchen this good, you should be uncluttered. you want to show off all the counter space you have, so again clear it out. after you clean your stainless steel. you want to keep fingerprints away with mineral oil. just dab mineral oil on a rag, and it creates a little film to keep all the fingerprints away. under an hour, and just one trip to the grocery store, i was able to stage this entire place, which shows you don't have to spend a lot of money to stage. you just need to clean, declutter, and spruce up what you got. >> good job, sabrina soto. >> we like her. >> we like her a lot. want to renovate your home, but not go broke doing it? >> get your place looking new on a budget. >> first, this is "today" on nbc.

all right. you know how it is, you've lived in the same place for years and tired of the outdated cabinets, or bathroom tiles, but don't have the money to renovate. >> john desilvia, host of diy network's "rescue my renovation" has some ideas to give you the most bang for your buck. >> good morning. >> i know a lot of us have the same old fridge, you're just

sick of everything. >> and one dingy thing can spoil everything. forget about it! >> budget renovations, right? you have an old refrigerator. you don't have the money to buy new stuff. you go out and buy this, $5 a can. two cans, a spray paint. you can get a stainless steel look getting rid of thisld white look. >> so you left it striped like that to be cool? are are you going to show us -- >> to show a before and after. >> it's retro, kind of like the jetsons here. >> we were going to spray here, but we can't have it in the studio. >> we can't have a lit candle. what's next? >> i can't tell you how many kitchens i go into. on the diy network, we always renovate kitchens for free, so people don't have the money to upgrade their kitchens. i always see old laminate countertops. they don't know what to do with it. this is what you do with it. rust-oleum, and it's a long

process, but they give you a dvd and bring you through the whole process, step by step. >> what's it cost? >> $250. >> instead of $15,000, maybe. unbelievable. >> the average kitchen countertop, $5,000 to $10,000 easy. >> wow, i didn't know that. what do you do? how's the process work? >> there are so many different steps. we don't have the time to go into it. >> follow the directions. >> follow the directions. the dvd really gives you a step by step process. >> this is the finished product. >> yes. >> wow! >> and i love the way you left the before and after. just kidding. >> what's happening here? >> homeowners always ask me what's a good project to upgrade my kitchen? as diy-ers, they don't know where to start sometimes. backsplash tile, always upgrades. >> nasty to take it away. >> yes. yes. this stuff is peel-and-stick. no grout necessary, no adhesive. >> if you don't like it, is it as easy to remove as well? >> you can take it off real easy.

peel it. >> wow, i cannot tell you -- you could redo your entire kitchen in a day. >> all right. >> wow. that's really amazing. >> stainless steel, glass. >> and it goes right on top of the old. >> yes. >> about one minute. >> now we have kitchen knobs. kitchen knobs. quickest upgrade of a kitchen, change the hardware. >> yes, hoda. >> $2 for a pull. you want to get fancy with glass or ceramic. >> they looks like completely different cabinets. excellent. this is all so good, compared to last time. >> no powder on the floor this time. hardwood floor, 3/4 of an inch thick, real stuff. this is laminate? goes down really fast. >> last thing. last couple seconds. >> hoda is zoning out. >> upgrade your vanity, install a new faucet. this faucet is really cool,

because it's touch technology. all you do it touch it and water comes out. >> stop it, john. >> good girls go to heaven, bad girls go everywhere. i would rather go everywhere. jeff: we could not get enough. >> i want to date the rock. jeff: the never-before-seen moments with some of our most memorable guests ever. >> why did you need us here? [cheers and applause] jeff: hello. hello. roll it. >> a little bit about me. i'm recently married. i work with my wife on the show and i'm learning how to be a dad to two amazing kids in a blended family. i'm hosting a talk show because there's a lot to talk about. this is the adventure.