emío from nbc news, this is "today." with kathie lee gifford and hoda kotb. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> oh, yes, it is fun day monday october 12th, 2015. and what's more fun than being joined by the amazing, the hill area the dancing machine jenna elfman. >> my own dance part. >> she's in for kath she's taking a day off. she's in a new film that's coming out. >> the weekend -- >> you go to your theaters. go to fan dango. >> find the theater nearest you. >> big stone gap and we've also got in addition to you being here the writer of the movie,

adrian trigiani. >> and the best-selling novel. >> the same title. >> see? >> and you know that song we were just playing, ellie -- >> she's awesome. >> she's got kind of a haunting beautiful voice. so a lot about this coming up. celebrity buzz. steven tyler. we've got -- you're going to like this one. i'm going to like this one. here's how we're starting our day. plastic surgeon brian glass is going to perform -- oh, ow! >> ow ow ow. >> a five-minute face-lift. la la la la la. >> pull it out. >> okay. >> very calm through all of that. >> she is calm. >> he says it happens in five minutes. got a peace sign. there we go. we're going to revisit this five-minute face-lift. >> face lifts and world peace. >> can we talk about your movie? >> yeah. >> that is pretty cool. so you actually shot this movie in a small town in virginia right? >> i did. u$ this is co &÷ adriana trigiani who wrote the book wrote the u$ screenplay wrote the movie.

she was born and raised in big stone gap, virginia. a beautiful town of 5,000 people. lots of characters there. they're all lovely. >> describe your character a little. u$@vo5 >> well the movie is set in u$@vo5 co &÷ 1978. and u$@vo5 i play the mogul book librarian. i got to drive a u$ big truck. my character is drunk at her own u$@vo5 co &÷ wedding. i'm obsessed with romance and love and u$@vo5 co i went my best friend played by ashley judd to find true romance. and this movie is about u$@v place, your community, your friends, and your love. u$@vo5 co u$@vo5 and it's you a truly touching u$ and hilarious movie. i haven't seen a dry eye yet at the coend, even from men. in this day and age where it's hard to find movies that you can take u$@vo5 multi generations to and really enjoy the characters. this movie, co you can do that. dudes going, i cried, i'm co &÷ embarrassed. you can take your daughters. my little boys so the u$@vo5 movie. >> how old are your kids? >> 5 and 8. >> because you're a ig u$@vo5 co &÷ instagram person. >> i am.

>> your kids seem to u$@vo5 co &÷ make their little -- >> every now and then. >> there was one of you, you have the -- >> there co they are with their little leapfrog tablets dancing and having a good time. co &÷ >> are you -- are you strict with them or not at all? >> i -- oh. u$ co &÷ u$@vo5 so blowing. >> he can't even breathe. >> this is u$@vo5 what we do for school at our house. u$@vo5 co &÷ u$@vo5 co u$@vo5 co &÷ >> then my mother-in-law doing her own version of it. it's not a quiet, boring household in our house. u$@vo5 >> did you picture co yourself as a mom. >> u$always. always. i'm a horrible wife. we have a podcast we do called kicking and screaming. it's on itunes. been together 25 years. >> 25? >> uh-huh. u$ co u$@vo5 co &÷ >> i u$@vo5 was 19 when i met him in u$ 1991. and we've been married 20 co &÷ years. and, i always knew i would be

married and have children. i always wanted to have children. i'm a really -- i'm a great friend and a great mom. u$@v i'm not a good wife. i'm not wifey. >> you can't be everything. >> you can't be everything. but i'm pretty awesome. u$ co >> you are. all right you know what? selena gomez was out on the u$ plaza today. that girl can sing. >> i can sing a little. but u$ co &÷ she can really sing u$@vgood. >> she -- >> listen to this. co >> she gets the u$@vo5 co moves. >> all right, got a cute tattoo. ♪ >> let me tell u$@vo5 co you something, i know it's a u$ co &÷holiday, but everything -- >> like -- >> it's really hard to watch the concert because you're looking at it through a teeny screen but it u$@vo5 was worth it. she was pretty terrific. she can move she can u$ sing. she's co beautiful. and she's hit a nerve with the the u$@vo5 co &÷ -- the generation many generations, actual little. >> she has. u$@v >> you can't help but admire competence. anyone who is competent at what they do.

yeah. this is -- u$ >> there you are. >> look at her face. >> you've been working all morning. >> you know u$ co what? what i like about her, she doesn't care. she lets it go. doesn't seem to be stuffy and she seems a little bit of a looser attitude. >> i think when you have an abundance of talent the u$ confidence in that you're not so protective of every moment because you have enough confidence to just kind of let it rip. >> you have confidence. is this u$ co &÷ the first time you've hosted -- >> this is fun. >> is it all co right? >> you're so awesome. you know when you're like if you're nervous about flying or anything but you know that pilot is like great, you see him beforehand in the u$@vo5 co &÷ cockpit, they seem really competent, you're like oh. you're u$@vo5 awesome. i feel welcome here. we're good. >> all right. so daniel craig, this is interesting. >> okay. >> so this is as you know he has been in -- he's been james bond four consecutive u$@vo5 co &÷ times. and the fourth one opens next co month. so everyone he did an interview recently with i think time-out london and the london reporter asked him if he wanted to play u$@vo5 co &÷

james bond again and this is what he said. i'd rather break this glass and slash my wrists -- >> u$@vo5 co you have to do it with an accent. >> back it up? >> yes. >> it's u$@vo5 co &÷ funnier. i'd rather u$@vo5 break this glass and slash my wrist. u$@vo5 co &÷ >> no no let me u$@vo5 just do it with a southern accident. >> i'm over it at the moment. u$@vo5 co &÷ u$@vo5 co &÷ i want to move on. >> that's what he u$@vo5 said. and, on who should be the next bond you know what he said? he u$@vo5 co didn't give a -- that's what he said. and then he co &÷ probably took another shot of his bourbon or whatever. >> co uh-huh. >> i think a lot of -- >> what do you think about that when you hear something like that? >> i can speak from both sides. >> okay go. >> i can say as a -- as a person normal person in u$@vo5 co the world, like take away the fact that i'm an actress in hollywood and whatever as a human being the way my parents raised me i say, all right, dude just you're a bond man u$ colike okay just be grateful you're employed and all that. but co &÷then i also understand you u$@vo5 co

know the first bond you're like co &÷ oh! >> exciting. >> and then like the u$@v second one and then the third one and then the fourth one. so i understand u$ co &÷ creatively how you may be u$like i'm co over it. but you shouldn't -- but you don't necessarily. you have to know the company you're in and know your co audience with anything in life. you have to know your audience. >> i know. >> so maybe in that interview with that journalist he felt very u$ comfortable and was co like dude i can't -- u$@vo5 i'd rather slit my wrist, can't take it anymore. >> have you ever said anything in an interview where you were like oh, my gosh i co &÷ cannot believe i did that? >> well i've been doing this since i was u$@vo5 in my mid 20s, and there's a learning curve. so i'm co &÷ sure -- i'm just really glad i did all that before there was social media. so that all my mistakes were not u$ co transmitted across the universe. >> don't you hate that though? >> i kind of learned my co &÷ lessons. >> it seems like every u$@v stumble co gets captured and repeated a u$@v thousand times. >> here's the funny thing. i think a lot of those people that are attacking the u$ artist

whatever if we turned the light on them if you were to put like an investigator follow them around in their private life you'd see some co &÷ serious questionable behavior. >> yes, yes. >> and it's a u$@vo5 lot of the pot calling the kettle black if you start pulling the string as to who's behind all of these -- >> yeah. >> things. there's a lot of people that are equally guilty of their u$@vo5 own discreditable acts. it's like okay that's where i think parenting comes in to play. and u$@vo5 co why i love big stone gap so much that town in virginia because these are people who would give the shirt off their back for you. >> yeah. >> and it's u$ like they're so genuine and kind and warm and it's like why do we have to have u$@vo5 co &÷ campaigns about bullying? why can't we just have parents raise their children and show respect. you don't always co have to agree, but you have to have respect. >> speaking of respect. i want to put this question out there. this was in the social cues column which is kind of a fun column in "the new york times" and they asked this question. when is it -- at what time can you u$ start calling someone's house? i think u$@vo5 co

&÷ about the -- >> as a stalker? u$@vo5 >> no as -- >> as a u$@vo5 dating u$@vo5 co thing? >> hello. >> maybe, so is it -- when do you think it's okay? 9:00 8:00 7:00? >> u$@vo5 co &÷ well if you're friends younger and party is it saturday morning and your friend was out partying the night before? well it's like this touch base the day before and go are you going out, when should i call you? >> right. don't you u$ think -- >> or if it's a mom you know they're up at co 6:00. >> so go ahead and call. what about a break -- >> the kids u$@v co screaming from them. >> what's the latest you'll call somebody. u$@vo5 >> i won't call anyone past 7:30. >> really? >> maybe i might send a text. i put my phone on silent when i go to bed so i'm like text me u$ co &÷ anytime. but or 8:00 maybe. >> mm-hmm. >> i won't call. >> well, this -- >> i wouldn't want it done to me. i try to do the golden rule. >> they said that this woman said u$ co &÷ that she had found out there was a movie co &÷ playing at 10:00 a.m. called her friend and said hey, do you want to go. said why are you calling me so early, slammed the phone down and they haven't spoken since. >>

so is that really her friend? >> they have other issues. u$@vo5 bill the social cues guy, says 10:00 is not too early to call. just co apologize. >> 10:00. come on if you're not up by 10:00 unless you were really doing charity work in the middle of the night at the hospital. >> yeah exactly >> then you're off the cook. >> just want to say hi to a couple of friends. my sister's friends are visiting from co &÷ overseas from u$@vo5 co dubai. hey, gang, how are you? >> doing well. >> good. it's good to see you co guys. >> thank you for coming to see co us. >> thank you for having us. >> all right we got a question. celia, hot question. >> by the way, you know what? i'm sorry to have the -- thank you for that. we've got the u$@vo5 co music, some wine some shopping some dancing. >> chock klatts. >> it's coming. u$@vo5 co t's coming. u$@vo5 co &÷ we take away your stuffy nose. you keep the peace. we calm your congestion and pain. you rally the team. we give you relief from your cough. you give them a case of the giggles.

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&÷ his aerosmith dream song. >> i love that song. >> i think i u$@vo5 co &÷ had a makeout session u$@vo5 co to that song. u$ but he's co &÷ a registered republican and he says it's the not co &÷ political, just a copyright issue. >> that's right. he's been using it at co &÷ rallies and campaign u$@vo5 co events. and he's saying it's not about u$@vo5 co &÷ friendship or anything personal but you have to stop using my song because there are copyright issues u$@vo5involved. and co &÷ aerosmith i guess is u$@vo5 co &÷ u$@vo5 co &÷ some u$@vo5 co &÷ how backing trump. and he sent a east andcease and desist u$ letter. >> and trump probably saying i don't care. >> yeah, he's u$@v asked before. and trump went ahead and used it. >> i think it's important to respect artists. and if you're going to be a leader u$@vo5 co &÷ in this country, co &÷ culture depends u$@vo5 co &÷ upon artists flourishing for its side identity. and if you're going to be a u$@vo5 co &÷

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so as you go, it really numberss u$@vo5 co &÷ u$@vo5 co &÷ the area. >> i u$@vo5 co &÷ just break into opera, that's what i u$@vo5 do. >> so show us how it works. >> we've already pre-free throwed abby with a little bit u$@vo5 co &÷ of ice to the area which i like to do. i've marked the area. and u$@vo5 co &÷ it's a really simple straightforward injection. basically just place it very deep. and u$@vo5 co &÷ again, it getting at the can difference of what you spoke about before, it's placed actually all the way down kind of on the bone. really as deep as you can go. you don't want to put it close to the surface. u$@vo5 are you doing okay over there? >> do you want to squeeze my hand? >> you're u$@vo5 co &÷ doing great. >> squeeze it break. are you okay? u$@vo5 co &÷ shall. >> yeah. >>. >> not allowed to u$@vo5 u$@vo5 co laugh. >> now, i'll allow you to pull it out. what are some side effects? >> the side effects are just like any other fillers. u$@vo5 co &÷ u$@vo5 co &÷ u$@vo5 co &÷ bruising, lumps and bumps.

this u$@vo5 co &÷ u$@vo5 co &÷ u$@vo5 co &÷ is u$@vo5 co &÷ u$ made out offof acid that is u$@vo5 co &÷ reversible. >> your body just absorbs u$@vo5 co &÷ that? u$@vo5 co &÷ >> u$@vo5 over time it does. the chemical breaks town the substance and just breaks it right out. >> and u$ how long will it co last. >> approximately two years which is another major difference. most fillers last u$@vo5 co &÷ anywhere from 9 to 15 months. these last two, a little longer, u$@vo5 co &÷ years. >> are you all right? to you like the first half that he did? >> so far so great. >> all right. we'll take one more look at u$@vo5 abby's before and co &÷ after before we u$@vo5 co sign u$@vo5 co &÷ off today. can't wait for seeto see. guess who u$@vo5 co &÷ is co &÷ here? >> could it be the "new york times" author? >> i think u$@vo5 it could be. we'll be u$@vo5 co &÷ u$ talking co &÷ movies and a

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now things are back to normal. but print your boarding pass before leaving for the airport just in case. we're almost halfway through october. halloween in half moon bay, the annual great pumpkin weighoff. last year's winner weighed more than a ton. bob redell will have a live record from squash central in our 11:00 a.m. newscast. we'll have a look at weather and traffic coming up after the break.

temperatures today a few degrees warmer than yesterday. highs in the south bay in the

upper 80s to lower 90s. san jose 88 degrees. foster city 84. embarcadero at 78 degrees. in the north bay, look for a high of 80 in tiburon. napa at 92. oakland, 84 degrees. brentwood, 90 degrees. 93 degrees today in livermore. let's check in with mike for a look at the commute. a nice drive right here, dublin 580 westbound, look at your map, just a crash reported around isabelle. slowing, should clear lanes without any problems. easy drive there. south bay, slowing 237 and a tad bit of brakes through palato alto. golden gate bridge, a lot of folks walking around. free week activities continue not the blue angels but the tours for the big ships. back to you. thanks. join us at 11:00 for our next newscast. we'll see you then.

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>> so which one u$@v is co the better buy for october? >> i would say kitchen appliness as based on u$@vo5 co zero. >> i would say holiday is coming up so they will u$@v capitalize on co everyone cooking and charge you u$@vo5 more so i say power tools. >> you're right. sorry, jenna. >> what? >> so power u$ tools co you want to wait, believe it or u$@vo5 co &÷not, cyber monday and black friday, home improvement stores have great deals on tool u$@vo5 co &÷ kits. but you would be correct u$@vo5 co &÷ actually in what you said, which was it is the time when people are going to be shopping -- i mean cooking and it's winter and holidays. small kitchen appliances because they u$@vo5 co &÷ want you to get their product to do the cooking. it's reverse u$@vo5 co &÷ u$@vo5 psychology. >> all right. okay. what's this? >> see i buy things and literally the week later they're on sale. >> and then you get a price co &÷ adjustment, but that's a whole other thing. >> so we have u$@vo5 linens and then we u$@vo5 co &÷

have u$@vo5 bedding. you always need both, don't you? >> i think this is winter so co &÷ this u$@vo5 is buy now. so. >> so either incentive or u$ they're taking advantage. >> i'm going to agree with you. i'm going to go with this. bedding. >> u$@vo5 co &÷ u$@vo5 co you both won. so it is a co &÷ brooiuy now. when it was back to school and kids going off u$ to co &÷ dorms, these were out filling the shelves. and these are big u$ items co so they need to clear the shelves for other items. and you can actually get coordinating linens to go with these u$sets. and let me tell you why co you want to buy table linens u$@vo5 co &÷ and wait until later. january is u$@vo5 co &÷ historically the best time for u$@vo5 co &÷ white sales. >> okay. >> and your favorite category u$@vo5 co &÷ p. >> that's really rude. u$@vo5 co &÷ >> perfume for me. >> perfume versus wine. >> is there a u$@vo5 co &÷ bad time to buy wine? i don't think so. >> jenna what u$@vo5 co &÷ do you think?

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women? >> we have u$@vo5 co &÷ both. and the then -- i always pick out a special co man during the show and have him be a part of the show. i will say no co more. but they love it. it's like therapy. >> i saw u$@vo5 co &÷ a clip of you -- i know what happens to the men. but they do i saw a clip and they start off co kind of like -- like i have to deal with my wife and you now u$@vo5 co &÷ 100 women. and halfway through the show they're like -- u$@vo5 co &÷ u$@vo5 co &÷ u$@vo5 co &÷ u$@vo5 co &÷ it's like u$ relief for them. co &÷ make them laugh and when the mouths are open, pour the truth this. >> are you having fun while you're up there doing it? >> so much fun. >> describe what u$@vo5 co it's like on stage. >> this show is a u$@vo5 co &÷ phenomenon. like you said, over 10 u$@vo5 co million people have seen it worldwide and this is the u$@vo5 co same show that those people have enjoyed, but we have an added u$ component of the co &÷

u$@v breast cancer you co &÷ survivor theme and raising money for the cause. >> and it's a u$@vo5 co &÷ celebration for and about women. so everyone that is there u$@vo5 co &÷ comes on stage, they have something to say about it. one of the reasons why u$@vo5 co &÷ we started a website called all u$@vo5 co &÷ things menopause.com so they can learn about it and everything. >> and you take u$@vo5 co songs from the '60s and '70s and you turn them into co &÷ u$@vo5 co parodies. so what is a song that -- >> i u$@vo5 co sing instead of puff u$ the magic co &÷ dragon, i u$@v sing co puff my god i'm dragging. >> and instead u$@vo5 co &÷ of chain u$@vo5 co &÷ chain chain i'm singing change change change of u$ life. >> and will you do one for us? what is one that you could do right now? >> well, yeah, stand u$@vo5 co &÷ up with us. we have a medley that we do u$@vo5 co &÷ called the disco medley. you'll recognize them. staying u$@vo5 co &÷ alive. but we u$@vo5 co todo staying awake.

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