captions paid for by nbc-universal television hello, everybody. it's fun day monday. it's beautiful here on the east coast. june 18th. happy you're with us. hope you had a lovely weekend. >> it was weird waking up. it's 68 degrees. what is going on, it's june. >> saturday was really foliate like fall. >> now back to summertime. >> and we're enjoying it. you had a big weekend. >> i went to rehoboth beach

because it was father's day. my brother was celebrating with hannah and his new daughter ella. could you die? >> for those who don't know, they just adopted her from ethiopia. she was having a tough time adjusting the first week or two. naturally so. >> but look, i know you can't see this, but i should have loaded it but who has time. look at her talking here. i was trying to get her to say my sister's name. >> ella. can you say hi? >> wait till she looks up. it's worth it. look up. >> i love her hair like that. why don't you wear your hair like that? honestly -- >> don't even think of showing it. >> i love it. it's adorable. >> we also -- we have a picture of hannah, too. she is a great big sister. we were hanging out on the back porch. we wanted to do a surprise

father's day thing for my brother. we went scrambling out to find things so we could really surprise him. there's the surprise. i only found graduation and birthday balloons. there they are. happy grad. it was such a great time. >> those girls can't read. doesn't matter. >> on the way back, we are doing a reinvention show coming up this thursday. we all got -- >> everybody at the "today" show. >> i always wanted to be a backup singer. >> yes. >> i drove last night, rode out to upstate new york and i got to spend some time with lee bryce. ♪ i do love you more >> i love him. >> she went to egypt to do this. >> yes. which is also known as el myra, new york. i parade my mike wasn't working and i didn't know the words but it was such fun.

it was such a fun day. >> oh, good. we'll see them thursday. >> how was your weekend? >> i'll tell you about that. my reinvention we want you to guess what it might have been. >> what would we be doing? what do you think kathie lee would be doing if she weren't doing this? go on facebook and let us know. >> my dad used to say honey, find something you love to do and figure out a way to get paid for it. i said thank goodness you told me that before i met heidi fleiss. any-hoo. i was working, writing like a fiend, but loving it. i love when i can stay home and work. the boats go by and it's beautiful. saturday night frank and i went out to dinner with reeg and joy. weick up where we left off. >> you laughed through the whole thing? >> we laugh our butts off. i have something very exciting to say today. hoda has an event she has to be at on wednesday. for the first time in 12 years,

regis is going to co-host with me here on wednesday. >> old times. >> we've been together, done tv but have not hosted the show. i'm really looking forward to it. >> very big day. he's still got it. remember when he was here with your mom? >> yes. oh, please. and frank. >> and frank. >> yes. yeah. >> that one they're still talking about around here. god knows how long they'll be talking about it. >> he is in rare form. i know you have production meeting ahead of time. who is going to tell regis what to say? we'll let him show up and let the sparks fly. should be fun. we are so happy for this couple. julianna and bill announced last night they are expecting a little boy. it's via gestational surrogate. with her battles with breast cancer and becoming pregnant. they are such a loving couple. we are thrilled for them. just thrilled. >> so, so happy. >> i hope that pregnancy goes so well.

>> it will. this is surprising news. jack osborne is the son of ozzie osbourne and sharon osbourne. he announced this weekend that he has m.s. 26 years old. he learned about it a couple of weeks ago. when his daughter was born. he told "people" magazine, i was just angry and frustrated and i kept thinking, why now? dr. nancy is saying it's unusual for a man his age 26 to get m.s. you hear about younger women getting it. >> many more women than men get it. you're it's women in their 30s start. it is unusual. we are so, so sorry. he did go on that quote is misleading in a sense because he started out that way but finishes saying, what is that going to help by me being angry? now i'm going to enjoy my family and fight this the best i can. >> it affects people differently.

some people get it very aggressively, other people live perfectly normal lives. >> frank as a long, long history with the m.s. society. he and his good friend marty davis years ago, both their wives, first wives had same symptoms. really awful symptoms. they thought it was m.s. turns out it was acute alcoholism. they got involved, i think frank and marty raised over $40 million for the society. that was like 40 years ago. they still don't have a cure for it. prayers to him. that is a tough, tough diagnosis. >> if you were watching tennis yesterday, there was a tennis player david who is argentinean. he was winning his match. he had a bad call. watch what he does. he walks up and kicks the thing. it cuts the line judge's shin. he's bleeding.

apparently this guy has had issues before. i think it was the australian open he threw a cup of water at one of the workers. he was ejected from this. what an idiot. what a complete idiot. >> a baby. >> oh, my gosh. when i heard about this i thought he was further away and the thing went flying into his leg, but he was coming right at the man. i don't think being thrown from that game is enough. i'm sorry. >> that is terrible. i agree. >> suspend him from the sport for a while. make him really an example. that's just awful. >> awful. there is a difference between throwing a fit and throwing your racket on the ground. >> throwing articles as people as a weapon is completely wrong. that's almost as bad as showing too much cleavage on southwest airlines. >> a woman gets on, according to her, friday trying to board a

flight from vegas going to new york. >> why are you going like this in. >> they said she had too much cleavage showing. >> what is too much, really? it's in the eye of the beholder, don't you think? >> they called her inappropriately dressed. they wanted her to button up her shirt. >> a flannel shirt. that is not the sexiest thing. >> she had a scarf. i wonder if there is more to this story. something must have happened before. we don't know. >> usually if someone has cleavage sticking out, you're going to say, hey, you. >> i always do it and i've never been banned from a flight yet. i don't know. here is another one. do you think men should be forced to urinate sitting down? we have to ask these questions because we are nbc news. >> a law maker in sweden thinks it should be legislated. he thinks it's much more sanitary than when they are spraying and on the floor and on their feet and all around. they said by sitting you

decrease the likelihood of puddles around the toilet bowl. >> what if the guy before you stood? and then the next guy trying to be a good citizen sits. >> drops his pants down in that. [ toilet flushing ] >> you know how we ladies feel here at nbc two stories down the unisex bathroom. >> never, ever want to sit there. >> they don't have a lot of time to do their business and get back to the floor. >> larry david in "curb your enthusiasm" has fun with this topic. >> i pee sitting down. >> what? >> have you ever tried it? it's more comfortable. you don't have to turn on the light and wake up. and you get a read. >> what are you reading? >> i read a lot of stuff. >> what stuff? >> if i pee 20 times a day i get through the whole "new york times."

when you're peeing all over your shoe, i'm learning something. >> he's got a point. >> love larry david. >> i've been looking at him, larry david thinking he reminds me of a male joan rivers. right? tomorrow the indomnitable joan rivers will be here. >> she has a book "i hate everyone." >> more and more and more because of this world of reality television -- >> twitter and facebook. >> people have no secrets, nothing is sacred. women are hiring way in advance when they realize their due date, they hire professional photographers to come onto their delivery room and shoot up close and personal the whole thing. >> "the new york times" had a big story on it. the first question they are asked is where should the photographer stand, at the woman's head which is where most

women would like or the baby's head as they are emerging into the world. some people want that other end. that is so weird you would have that photograph and what would you do with it? >> show it at the kid's wedding. >> it's a big deal. now they are making a lot of money that way. >> oh, my gosh. i don't know. it just -- >> you can't videotape in there. usually the husband is videotaping. not a stranger. >> named fred. just comes in -- oh, whoa. >> they have a elemented number of people who can be there. imagine fred is in. >> a really good shot knocks the doctor out of the way, baby falls. let's talk about favorite things. my daughter cassidy, i realize she is 18 years old and going to look good no matter what, but she is down-right dewey. she looks sun kissed all the time. what are you doing? i want some of that. she said, i'm living right, mother, and you're not.

it's not that. i have it on today. i think it makes a difference. it's this new laura mercier new illuminating powder. it's $32. it's a dusting powder. it's so pretty. thank you, howie, for our new lighting up here. i want to thank cass for that. i love laura mercier. >> emily giffin wrote "something borrowed, something blue." she has a new one coming out july 24th. you can preorder it on amazon.com called "where we belong." it's a page turner. she'll be here to talk about her book. emily giffin will be here later on. i love her. she have miss sara haines.

>> what's up? >> i'm sure this was built for dorm rooms. it's called a pick window. it's at urban outfitters for 16. i hate when you paint frames and they are all uneven. this has solved every problem i have. i have these all over my apartment but i think they are for 18-year-olds. but it works. you mentioned the reinvention show on june 21st. we'll do an ambush reinvention. >> that's this thursday. >> right. say why you have a good reinvention and you might be picked to get a whole new look. >> great. coming up next, julia stiles of "keeping busy." something new on the web you want to see. >> she'll tell us about. [♪...] >> i've been training all year for the big race in chicago, but i can only afford one trip. and i just found out my best friend is getting married in l.a. there's no way i'm missing that. then i heard about hotwire and i realized i could actually afford both trips. see, when really nice hotels have unsold rooms, they use hotwire to fill them.

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boy to school. hello. >> hello. >> we had a chance to watch some of these episodes today. it's provocative stuff. they are only eight minutes long. >> they are short episodes. it's web content. people have a shorter attention span. there are seven-minute episodes and 12 in the series. >> what made you decide to do it. this is sort of a risky project. >> it's not the big bucks you're used to. >> yeah. the channel was started by rodrigo garcia who is a writer and director who created "in treatment" and "alvin nobbs" with glenn close. i wanted to work with him. when you're working on a film, it takes so long from the time you have a script to getting to film it, edit it and have it come out in theaters. the development process could be many, many years. this was exciting to have a

script handed to me with a director i wanted to work with and interesting subject matter, then we got to film it and it's out now. >> did you shoot them all in sequence? did you shoot a bunch of them? >> yeah. we would do one episode a day. >> it's the story in her lifetime or just different clients you meet? i just saw a couple of the clients. >> no. it's a short period of time. it centers around a girl living a secret life. that secret is going to blow up in her face pretty soon. it's a short period of time. you see her as a mother. you see her as a co-worker. you see her with her clients. >> and she has wisdom. you grow to like her. in the beginning i was thinking i'm not going to like your character. >> why did you think that? >> she doesn't like anybody. she's like joan rivers. she hates everyone. >> then you see so many sides to

this character. is that what appealed to you about her? >> she is working as an escort. i never thought i wanted to do that because there are so many movies about escorts and prostitutes and whatever. i think rodrigo handled it with empathy and compassion. i like seeing her in other avenues of her life. >> there is a funny scene, the woman who plays your mother is on ichat. she is having all the fun and you're at home in bed wondering what's going on with your life. watching that thing where she is shaking her things. >> you clearly see one of the reasons why this girl has problems. you can't blame it all on her mom, but the first thing she says is you look terrible. >> what other projects do you have cooking? >> david owe russell's new movie is coming out in the fall. i play jennifer lawrence's sister in that. i was in london working on a british film called "closed" that is a political thriller. >> you're always working. >> well --

>> it's never enough. >> you don't like watching yourself, is that part of it? that's not the part you like? >> no. i'm very critical. if you hear your voice on an answering machine it sounds weird. >> we wish you all the best. >> we sure do. >> where can we see this? >> it's on youtube. if you google "blue" or "wigs." blue is the name of the character. >> thanks, julie. up next, just wait till you hear where we are sending our fan of the week. a first and it could be you. >> it's probably not. training's gotta be a lifelong passion... [ debbie ] michael! [ male announcer ] ...fueled by a footlong passion. that's why debbie phelps is always there

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it is monday and time to reveal our fan of the week. >> who is our lucky fan and what

far away place is he or she headed? >> our week is chrissy roes from portland, oregon. chrissy considers herself a super fan. she talks about the show whenever possible and got her friends hooked on it, too. she works irregular hours so sometimes she catches the show twice in one day. she is a camera assistant at an animation studio. she loves when you act with the crew and producers and makes her feel like she is the fourth hour of our family. she loves the ambush makeovers because she loves transformations. you have to set your dvr to catch up because you and your friend are flying far, far away and going to istanbul, turkey. you're headed international. you will enjoy four nights in istanbul, two at the four season s.

the trip including two traditional turkish treatments and round trip airfare for two. >> how are we going to top that? >> we give away great prizes on this show. >> i've never been to istanbul. i want to go to istanbul. >> i can't believe what just happened. >> i no. >> all right. >> still trying to figure that out. >> still ahead, the truth about yogurt. >> that's going to keep you sticking around. i thought you were going to go out, now, no. you're going to stick around to see the truth about yogurt. and the latest buzz. >> plunging necklines and backless shirts, how to pull off daring new crazy summer trends. >> and one of her favorite salads.

we are back on this monday with today's buzz and all the celebrity news you missed. >> mr. jason kennedy from e news. >> i'm delighted to join you. for ten years i was on the other side of the window saying to my mom, i want to go on the "today" show. >> ryan seacrest must be so upset. we talked about jack osbourne. he's been diagnosed with m.s. >> 26 years old. the timing for him stunk. his fiancee had just given birth two months ago to a baby girl. one thing that wasn't mentioned was he lost 60% of his vision in his right eye. that was the trigger where he

said, all right, i need to go to the doctor and get this thing checked out. he's going to battle this. this is something he is going to take head-on. he's an outdoorsman, adventure kind of guy. it affects people differently. it affects the central nervous system, as you know. hopefully in his case it doesn't affect him like it does many other people. >> he'll have a nice big reason to keep on living, too, with that child. >> lindsay lohan. we heard the story of the exhaustion. >> how are these young people exhausted all the time? we are many times their age. >> we heard their excuse. i think a lot of fear feared the worst. thankfully there is a good end to this story. she worked something like 85 hours in four days. the producers were banging on her hotel room saying we have one more scene to shoot and she didn't answer. they got nervous, called the paramedics. the door was opened and she was sleeping. she was okay. she made fun of the situation on twitter saying next time you work 85 hours, four days,

paramedics might show up and hopefully they're cute. >> how about the guy playing dick burton? >> she cannot get away from this drama. first it's the car accident a couple of weeks ago before she goes to set. now this. >> we are all pulling for her. she want her to get her act together, like jack did. >> let's talk about chris brown and drake. there was a brawl at a bar. everyone says they are not sure who started what. you see people with cuts and stitches on their head and hand. >> now they are being sued. >> it's a case of he said/he said. it's between drake's entourage and chris brown and his entourage. bottles were flying. the scene was chaotic. witnesses said it was like a war zone. chris tweeted a picture of this big old cut he had on his chin. he later took it down.

he needed stitches. his bodyguard had a huge gash on his head and required several stitches. there were other a-list stars there, tony parker, nba player. he got shards of glass in his eye. that might affect him playing in the olympics. >> the club has been closed down for violations. any time you have that table service with bottles like that -- of course you can throw a glass at somebody. >> the city council is going to look into this. do they need to rework how they do the bottle service there? all of this supposedly started ovary hannah. both chris and drake had relationships. >> over a girl, how unusual. >> one said, drake sent allegedly a note. >> it's all about the note. no one is confirming anything. >> of course not. >> real quick. at the box office. "madagascar" still number one and "rock of ages." didn't do well. >> star-studded cast, tom cruise, alec, russell brandt. no one expected it to top it or

"that's my boy" to top the box office. when you combine them they still didn't beat "madagascar." >> the power of the family film. if only hollywood would understand that's where the money will be made. >> we'll be your new crazy aunt. >> i love you both. is this happening right now? >> it is. you are officially adopted. >> you're the best. i appreciate it. >> with all those yogurt choices, do you know what you're eating? >> madeline will tell us everything you wondered about yogurt. sfx: sounds of marching band and crowd cheering sfx: sounds of marching band and crowd cheering so, i'm walking down the street, sfx: sounds of marching band and crowd cheering just you know walking, sfx: sounds of marching band and crowd cheering and i found myself in the middle of this parade honoring america's troops. which is actually quite fitting because geico has been serving the military for over 75 years. aawh no, look, i know this is about the troops and not about me.

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we are kicking off a new series, "do you know what you're buying?" today we are looking at yogurt. >> how many times have you examined the nutritious labels of your favorite foods? today diet nutrition editor madeline has done the work for

you. she is exhausted, but has the bottom line. >> it is tough. you're not sure which is the right one to get for you. >> let's start off with the basics. yogurt came to america in the 1940s on its own in a little glass container that was reusable. it was whole milk yogurt. people didn't know who had this, hippies or europeans or something. >> or european hippies. >> right. in the '50s, this more familiar container came. this one we are more familiar with.

americans didn't really like it. it was tart and tangy. >> frank says it reminds him of drinking sour milk as a kid. >> so we put fruit in it. it was fruit-like. fruit on the bottom, added some flavor but added a lot of sugar. a lot of calories and 6 teaspoons of sugar. start with low fat or nonfat, add your own fruit, fresh or frozen, something a lot of people will do, including joanne la marka, put in one teaspoon of your favorite jam or jelly and use honey. starting in the 1980s, nonfat yogurt and low calorie sweetener. you can choose this if you like low calorie sweeteners. >> the greek ones they say are the best. >> what is greek yogurt? do we know what it is? take regular yogurt in a big tub and put it in a strainer. you strain out all this liquid. >> it's just thicker. >> what you're buying in a little container, it's the same thing. here's what you do if you just

strain all that water out. you can save money and make it yourself. they just drain it. instead of calling it greek yogurt, call it strained yogurt. there's 2%, 0%, whatever. >> kids love this stuff. >> all these tubes. here is one thing. should your kid be having regular yogurt, that's a good thing, but most are not going to like the tartness of plain yogurt. having some of these fun things like these bugs that have probiotics. these are not an add-on for something healthy. they are going to be a replacement. 70 to 100 calories. it's about two cookies. >> that is their afternoon snack, not with the cookie. >> if you can't eat dairy, should you be having yogurt at all?

>> if you can't have dairy, we are down at the end where there are things soy or coconut milk. even lactate things. they are going to have calcium fortification. only cow's milk will have natural cow's milk. you can have kefir, some with more probiotics. >> and activia. >> that's good. you can get it low sugar or no sugar at all. >> in general it's good for you. >> nonfat yogurt is great. >> just be careful with the sweets. >> what are we talking about tomorrow? >> waters. >> i can't wait. i might not sleep. up next -- >> we'll have some new daring trends. >> meteorologist, a good look at the weather channel. let's take a look at your

weather for today and into this weekend, as well. starting with later on today, more thunderstorms popping up through the upper midwest and giving you some rain relief from some of the temperatures we've been dealing with. otherwise, a few scattered showers across the northeast and the houston area. back in that time of the year again, afternoon thunderstorms roll through. plenty of 90s up towards chicago and the twin cities. not quite in the northeast yet, so enjoy the afternoon temperatures. wednesday, a whole different story. let's move ontowards wednesday. the western great lakes, still across parts of texas. the northeast is high and dry. southwestern winds come in. a hot wind for you. and look at our high. we're talking pushing 100, d.c. mid 90s in new york city. summer is coming fast and furious here. 94 in boston. as we head towards thursday,

still not getting any widespread relief. still 90s in phoenix. there are places hotter than you as we head towards thursday. the southeast is not too terribly hot. as we head towards friday, we have a flip-flop. a weak front comes across and knocks you down to bearable low 90s. we start warming up to the lower to mid 90s as we head to saturday. some florida showers. otherwise, we're pushing 98 in houston. a few more showers here in the western great lakes. on sunday, still watching the showers in the northeast. that will keep you cooler. 94 for your high in atlanta. t e 98 in houston. make sure you always wake up with al every weekday morning at 6:00 a.m. have a great day. how much coffee are you fellows going to need today? three...four cups? [dumbfounded] well, we... doesn't last long does it? listen. 5-hour energy lasts a whole lot of hours.

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now on "today's" style,

every new season brings new trends. some more risque than others. before you write them off, there are some easier to pull off than you might think. >> how to minimize fear factor when it comes to trying these trends is isabel gonzalez whitaker, fashion feature "in style" magazine editor. >> i think they are daring certainly, but we tried to temper them to create balance so it's not vavava-voom from head to toe. then you want proper undergarments for fit. >> this is such a popular look from j-lo to charlize theron. it's a dressier look that makes sense for cocktail parties. what we look about this bebe dress, you have the plunging neckline but the skirt portion has more volume. >> she has no bra on?

>> we are keeping everything in place with fashion tape. it's a double-sided adhesive. it sticks to your skin, to your fabric. >> it's actually not a vulgar look at all. you don't see cleavage. i think it's kind of pretty. >> thank you. >> up next we have a backless shirt. kim has this on. let's see how she is rocking this one. >> as you can see from the front it's demure. there is a party in the back. >> is that the same bra? >> no. this is a backless bra. >> basically a backless bra allows you to have adhesive on the side so there are no straps or bands that go towards the back. >> thank you. >> mia has this dress on. >> excuse me. >> excuse me for living, mia. >> mama mia. >> this is a body-conscious look but not overtly sexy in that it's got coverage.

you pick a style closer to the knee, higher neckline and feminine cap-style sleeves. >> and a sunny little color. >> there is a sleekness to the look. >> that's for certain body types. >> animal print pants are in. jennifer is rocking those. >> animal print pants is obviously daring, but it's a bold print. you want to tame this and make it less frisky is to choose a tinier denser print. bolder, graphic will be more eye-catching. this sort of creates a neutral palette. keeps the embellishments to a minimum. you've got a lot going on with the pants.

we picked a trouser cut, too. it's got a nice cut. >> that is quite attractive. >> finally, the bright mini and kayla. >> kaylee. a mini skirt is daring, but especially in a saturated color. the way we tried to make this project more polish and less sexiness is pairing it with a tailored blouse, pretty feminine accessories like a thin belt. we talked in the blouse to make the whole look neat. no heels in this case. flats. if you want height go for wedges. >> what happens if she drops her keys? and she is all by herself and nobody can pick them up for her? >> very cute. >> let's bring all our models out. >> thank you. good job. >> thank you very much. up next, souper jenny levinson is here. ♪ one-a-day vitacras for men. [ bass thudding ]

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from "today's" kitchen, what's cooking? we are learning how to make speciality salads for tonight's dinner. >> jenny levins is here to share her recipes. really cute book. >> first of all, do i have too much cleavage for this segment?

this is the best salad season ever so we are going with salads today. first we are talking about a roasted vegetable sallade. look at these gorgeous different colored vegetables. hoda, you want to do a little herbs? s you've got rosemary, marjoram. >> your large breasts are in the way. >> i'm so sorry. let me back up. put those in a 400 degree oven. season them with salt and

pepper. they come out as these gorgeous veggies. >> delicious. >> you can see if you want to do those garlic chips. they are beautiful. this is a healthy, fabulous side salad for the summer. i put a little feta. the garlic chips are thinly sliced garlic and oil. >> so good. >> that is the easiest simple to go with grilled meats and everything for the summer. >> next thing we'll do is do our fresh lemon vinaigrette. everyone asks me for this recipe. start with a little bit of shallot and parsley, fresh lemon juice. pulse that. throw in the oil. add it all in. it becomes a beautiful gorgeous lemon vinaigrette. >> that's it? >> that's it and salt and pepper. that's going to go on the salad. will you bring those roasted vegetables? >> i will souper jenny. >> that lemon vinaigrette, i'll have hoda, you can do the honors. this is a raw kale and brussel sprouts salad.

everyone is not used to eating the raw. it is so good for you. if you slice it thinly, you'll see it makes this fabulous salad with the kale, brussel sprouts, almonds. you have that and a wonderful dressing here that you're going to put on a red quinoa. this is a ginger vinaigrette. this is red quinoa which is all the rage right now. toss that for me. this is delicious. this is the raw kale. i'm going to give you a little bit of the veggies. >> i like how i don't ever do anything. >> you just look pretty. >> best thing would be if you could have some of your soup and salad. >> funny how we have two books. interesting. these are just where everyone is trying to move more towards healthy cooking. >> this is delicious. >> let me get you a sample. >> tomorrow, can we talk? guess who's coming? >> she hates everyone including you. >> joan rivers.

we love her.