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he's also got a lot to be revved up about. >> we're going to take him for a ride. >> are we? or is he taking us for a ride? >> i think we're taking him. playing a game. >> we have another big star, dr. oz and his wife lisa are here. >> what a beautiful book they're out with. >> i cut you a razor thin slice, hoda. >> i have even an entire pie in razor slices like that. >> all the calories are gone if you do it like that. i said i was not going to eat dinner last night. stood over a pot of the most delicious tomato soup. >> what happened? >> i was standing there, i probably had four bowls of it, but because i was standing up, i was do everything wrong, wasn't i, dr. oz? >> yes, posture!
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entenman's section? by the team ime i went to bed, a third. >> we're going to get healthy with the ozes. wearing them. there's a new trend in jeans for under $50, and liliana's going to talk about it. >> words of wisdom, here we go. music, please. >> or not. >> be kind. >> there it is. >> be kind whenever possible, and it is always possible. >> i love that one. >> the dalai lama said that one. i like it a lot. >> if only we lived our lives that way.
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you know who's here today? you've heard me talk about the lennon sisters. they've got a great christmas show. her brother is here, dan is here. missouri. missouri. >> he doesn't have a mic on. over 130. >> all right, thank you, dan. give my love to the girls, thank you. >> i will. >> i want to thank everybody on facebook, because when you say you have a problem, people on twitter, too, they are problem solvers. >> they are so sweet, aren't they? so i had that tattoo. and you know what everyone said? they said put baby oil, coconut oil. we did this because of "the blind spot." i was scrubbing it, soap and water, an loofah.
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>> then you realized -- >> if you get into the shower and steam it up, the humidity and all of that, all of a sudden it just starting coming off, and it came off from nothing. i have bruises from the scrubbing. >> have you shaved? >> yes, i did! thank you for all that. >> thank you, everybody. >> with jamie alexander, i can't believe what she goes through. >> i am still crazy about her. i love her, right? >> yeah. she's fantastic. you're very excited about this. i'm not so much, but apparently as usual i'm in the minority. >> bridget jones is back. renee zellweger is playing a pregnant bridget jones. >> but who the daddy? >> who the daddy? >> this is her. where is she? >> i don't know. >> oh, there she is. >> oh, far right. she looks little. mcdreamy? what is happening! remember those children.
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>> what is going on? you know that's not a still from the movie. that's them sitting on the set >> how do you know? maybe it's a scene from the movie. >> maybe. >> he may be bridget's love interest. we've been hearing that. no, can't be. you remember he played mark darcy. i love anybody who's english and has a darcy in their name. prejudice"? sally phillips. >> this, i said we shouldn't show. i'm just letting you know. hide the children. >> you didn't say it. >> yes, i d be sure our audience can take this. >> ellen degeneres decided she was going to spoof on matt damon's success in "the martian."
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>> ellen retreeced a trailer for the sequel to "the martian." but this time he takes a different planet. "uranus." >> we've got to bring him home. get me an expert on uranus. >> and introducing kim kardashian west as your expert. >> did somebody say uranus? >> no matter what happens, tell the world, tell my family, i never stopped fighting to get off of uranus. >> one man, one planet, one joke! [ laughter ] >> come on, ellen's got it. >> she sure does. it's hump day, everybody. so we always introduce a hunk on hump day to get us through till friday. and this week is someone we can all agree on. >> bradley cooper who plays chef
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his reputation of the culinary world. we pulled some stills from the trailer, too. we thought you should look. oh, i like him as a chef, too. what's the other one from? >> he plays a chef that rides a motorcycle. >> that's like new orleans chefs. being a chef is the coolest thing in the world. ooh, that was good. you guys like hem better as the chef or at beaker iker guy? we'd like you to let us know on facebook. >> they would be great together. >> she is in a new movie where she plays a campaign manager for a candidate. >> all righty, so she was asked in this magazine, when did you first feel like an adult. >> yeah, when you got your first car, when you graduated from school, when did you feel like an adult? >> i went off to work when i was 18 years old down in miami. >> sow were grown-up then.
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>> i think the minute start paying your own bills. what about you, hod? >> i think it was in college when my dad passed. i think it was then. i didn't feel, i didn't feel like a grown-up at all before that. my parents were paying my bills. everything was just as it should be. and when everything is out of order you grow up fast. well, she says that she grew up when she got divorced. that was when she realized that you know what? she has to start owning herself. and she said this, i have the greatest gift in little louie, and i'm going to let him see the woman i want him to know. and she says a child forces you to get your stuff together. >> stuff together. >> in the best way. >> i love her. would you ever go on a vacation by yourself? turns out traveling alone is on the rise. 20% of people do it. but more than that say they'd be willing to.
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>> i did. i flew to cozumel but planned my day. i knew i was going to get up early and go for a run. i brought a lot of books, a journal. i had an early breakfast, a late, late lunch and went to bed by 9:00. i planned the day just to sort of -- >> was something going on in your life where you just felt like i need to eat, pray, love and get away? >> yeah, you just kind of wanted to check out and be where you weren't hearing all the noise and everything else. and i think it can be good sometimes. would you ever do it? >> i don't think so. i don't know. i don't think so. >> i got you. >> i go off someplace to study. >> yes. >> and you go in a group. if there was a great group going to israel. >> yes, i would go in a minute. yeah. but that's what i'd have to think about, too. because all the things you used to take for granted when you lose your partner.
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and so far, i haven't found it. he was the driving force of late night talk for more than 20 years. >> you'll see what leno's driving now after this. today all night is brought by ial ca setter relief chews. it's already dry! it dried right away. it doesn't feel wet at all right now. no wait time. this is great. my skin feels loved. it's very soft. there's no white stuff. for me. it's everything i love about dove. can i keep it? all the care of dove. now in a dry antiperspirant spray. i will take beauty into my own hands. olay regenerist. it regenerates surface cells. new skin is revealed in only 5 days. without drastic measures. stunningly youthful. award-winning skin. olay, your best beautiful ugh! heartburn!
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"tonight show" for 22 years. >> thank you for the pitches, girls. >> he's back talking about his new passion, cars. >> his true passion has been cars, always has been. but a new show called "jay leno's garage". he may even throw in some donuts. take a look. >> eagle's been injured. >> you look like my wife in that car. >> the sad thing is, i do look like your wife. >> once and for all, we'll find out who reigns king of burnt rubber! >> nice! >> and that was tim allen. >> never underestimate the immaturity factor. >> two grown -- >> yes, stupid. >> can we talk about last night? jimmy fallon's about to do his
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he claims he's pulled a hamstring and look who steps up. >> i have been waiting 18 months for him to pull that hamstring. >> what was it like? >> it was fun. >> did you have any butterflies? >> no, i was a stand-under comedian before the "tonight show." >> you never got rusty? >> i don't think i did. >> now you're doing about 200 dates per year. >> yeah. >> you go home every night to that lovely wife of yours. >> yes. >> how many years have you been married? >> 35. >> unbelievable. i think that's some sort of a record. >> is it different now since your job has changed? >> no. it's really not any different. no. i mean, the only difference is when you did the "tonight show", you still had to write 14 minutes for the next day. so that took up a lot of, that's
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four or five hours every night after you get home. i don't have that anymore, so we can watch "law & order" and stuff like that. >> when you guys do take a vacation -- >> we never take a vacation. >> she doesn't like to? >> i'll send her on a high school graduation class. i'm not a vacation -- i went to hawaii one time, i came back >> what? vacation -- >> what do you do to relax? forget vacation. >> this is a job. i don't, i like to fix things or work on things. going to hawaii was what? i mean, waves come in, waves go out, waves come in, waves go out. i got it. after ten minutes. i got it, the wave comes in, the wave goes out. what don't i understand here. >> that's opposite of you, hoda. >> can we talk about your new snow. >> sure! >> this has been your passion
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forever. >> ten years ago i started doing jay leno's garage on the web, just hand-held cameras, walk around and talk about cars and things like that. without any advertising, i thought we'd take to a network. >> so it's on cnbc. >> what's each show like? how do they unfold? >> each show has a theme. sometimes it's design. sometimes it's work vehicles. sometimes it's the past, the present, you know, the fun things is getting celebrities who you don't think are car people. >> like who? >> like francis ford coppola, for example. he was named after henry ford, did you know that? >> no. >> you know a lot of trivia like that, that doesn't help the world at all in any way. >> no, but francis ford coppola's father played in henry ford's orchestra. henry ford had one of these radio -- many of the industrials
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name after your employer, and he became francis ford coppola. >> that's fascinating. >> who else has been on? >> you know, the fun thing about it is normally we try to get, you know, you call the publicist, and you have to go through -- don't ask about the cocaine arrest and -- okay. don't weary, we're 're we're not going to talk about that. i would call up laurence fishburne or any of these guys, don't ask about comedy or the matrix. we're going to talk about your passion, cars, motorcycles. great. a lot of them are just waiting for that gotcha question, and it as not what we do. it's more about what they like to do. >> why is tim there? tim allen? >> tim allen's a big car guy. >> you know tim allen? >> what's with the facial stuff? >> what do you mean the facial? >> doesn't he have a weird goatee?
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something going on? >> not tim allen. >> that was tim allen. >> all right, we're, we're not going anywhere. >> no, no. we're going to play a game. >> we're not going anywhere? >> we're going to take a fun ride with you. picture of tim, and you can figure it out. passenger. >> he does have a goatee. >> i told you. but first, these messages. so neither does the u.s. army. we train. adapt. and get smarter. every soldier. every unit. every day. not to keep up with change; but to drive it. nobody knows what problems tomorrow will bring. but we do know who will solve them. when you move, degree motionsense reacts with unique microcapsules activated by movement
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>> we are describing a movie or television show that we are driving to that he has to guess without using our rear view mirror. let's play. >> their is like one of those drunk driving ads. okay. we have to guess what show are we talking about? the car with no engine. >> the flintstones! >> that's right. >> we can see it in the monitor! >> i liked it. >> that was good. >> ready? >> yeah, ready. we're in a musical. >> chitty chit ty bang bang. >> you got it! >> 1955, the flux capacitor's working -- >> oh, oh, oh, back to the future. >> back to the future. >> good one. >> boop, boop. >> we're in a car built for a super hero. >> batman!
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>> that's correct. >> this is so easy. >> all right. another musical. a car that goes -- >> sound of music! [ buzz ] >> sound of music? >> one of the few unknowns. >> the car as fast as lightning? >> grease! >> this is the stupidest game. >> why, because i'm getting every one right? >> what do we do now? >> we have two more minutes to go. what are we going to talk to him about? >> back to you, jay. >> keep your eyes on the road! you're going to kill everybody. >> can we act like we're driving. >> all right, go on, jay. >> you want more? >> go ahead, what's the question. >> i asked you if you had a favorite car, and you said? >> if i had a favorite, i wouldn't have all these cars. >> is there a car you want and you don't have yet? >> no, no, not really. >> you just got a new tesla? >> i do have a new tesla.
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>> what was the first car you ever bought? >> a '34 ford. i have my '55 buick roadmaster, i got it in '72 and my wife and i dated in that car and that was whatever. let's go back to where the place was where we first kind of -- >> had your moment. >> poughkeepsie. >> now there's a house. the housing development where it used to be just an empty field. so we kind of figure where it driveway. >> oh, gosh! >> ow, my hair. >> and then eeeee echlt eeeee, i hit the horn, and the guy's porch light comes on. sorry, sorry! >> poughkeepsie. >> it wasn't quite as good. >> i'm sorry we had time for that story.
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and for those who don't get it right, they get one of my signed cds. and they will go home with a copy of "the must list." with us is our senior writer. we call him sackable. >> we've never done this together. >> i know. be gentle. >> let's go over to hoda. >> that was rude. all right. what's your name, sweetie? >> nancy. >> and brittany. >> are you guys together? >> yes. >> where are you from? >> minnesota. >> here's your question. which of these celebrities never guest starred in the 1980s family ties? tom hanks, jennifer aniston or jason gordon levitt, what do you think? >> jason gordon levitt? >> oh! >> no.
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it's wonderful. and okay. so -- >> jennifer aniston is one that never guest starred. he played andy, the young son that, when he was 7, he appeared on the show. >> back to hoda. >> what's your name, aaron? >> i like your headband. >> thank you. >> where are you from? >> washington, d.c. this was the signature move, the rancho rancho carne group had? >> spirit fingers! >> it was spirit fingers, and bring it on, they hired this
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does spirit fingers, kind of like jazz hands, like fosse jazz hands. >> what's your name? >> i'm sarah. >> are these your people? >> yeah, yay! >> her people are here. which of these famous on-screen couples have only starred in one film together. ryan gosling and rachel mcadams, richard gere and julia roberts or leonardo dicaprio and kate winslet. >> i'm going to say a. >> but oh, what a picture they make, the notebook. woo. >> people say it's the best romantic comedy. >> this is so hot. it's more of a romantic drama. they're hot, they're wet. nothing's hotter than wet people, attractive people. apparently they didn't like each other during filming.
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that's what the director said recently, and they dated afterwards. >> hmm. one more, hoda. >> what's your name? >> wendy. >> are you guys ready? in 1999, what did felicity star carrie russell do? did she start dating her co-star scott foley, b, she cut her hair, or c, she announced she was pregnant? >> c? >> oh, but you know when you get a kathie lee cd! >> she doesn't look too happy. yeah. >> she cut her hair. >> her career was over. ratings plunged. it was a whole ordeal. it was an unfortunate haircut. she looked like she had a tight perm. >> but look at that face. she's doing okay in "the americans." >> we turned 25. we can rent a car. >> oh, good for you. >> love you sackable.
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and happy birthday to your mom. all right, dr. and lisa oz are here with a recipe that's going to blow your gord. that just doesn't sound right. lie here... looks like we have some sort of sea monster in the water hazard here. i believe that's a "kraken", bruce. it looks like he's going to go with a nine iron. that may not be enough club... well he's definitely going to lose a stroke on this hole. if you're a golf commentator, you whisper. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. this golf course is electric... we're all familiar with this, axe daily fragrances. but what you wouldn't have seen is this, axe dry spray antiperspirant. why are you touching your armpit? i was just checking to see if it's dry. don't, that's weird. the first ever dry spray antiperspirant from axe. i know blowdrying fries my hair, but i'm never gonna stop. because now i've got pantene shampoo and conditioner the pro-v formula locks moisture inside my hair
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with fall upon us and the holidays fast approaching, can you believe that? pumpkin pies are in every supermarket and farm stand. >> instead of buying one this year, why not make it yourself? and it's easier than you think. >> go pick a pumpkin if you haven't. our team brought in dr. oz and his wife lisa. >> lisa's new cookbook is called "the oz family kitchen." >> we see you all the time.
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>> she's the brains of the family. and on the show, she learned to cook from lisa. she's worked her entire life getting us to eat the things we should. and i want to applaud her, she worked her tail off. >> 30 years of marriage. you just had your anniversary? happy anniversary. >> the best thing i ever, ever did. >> what did you fall in love with, when you first met? >> what's not to fall in love with? >> it was his eyes. >> sweet. >> you know what works for me? in our house, the prosecution never rests. >> oh, high gosh, look at your wedding picture. >> oh, sweet! >> we are making a pumpkin pie, but you say we can use all real ingredients, nothing in the can. >> it's so easy. it's holiday season. people think a pumpkin pie. but our favorite time is halloween, because we're all buying those jack-o'-lanterns
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and peeling out the inside. we had like six jack-o'-lanterns every halloween. so we have our crust. i like a cookie dough crust. some people like a flaky crust. this is almost like a shortbread cookie. it's all butter, no shortening. so butter, flour, sugar. we mix it all together. >> what is this? >> that is for the inside. that is condensed milk. that makes it sweet and delicious. >> so we've done that. first of all, you're going to mix it all together. put it in the pie pan. >> oh, beautiful. i'm first assistant. >> and then we can flute it. >> is that what you call it? >> it's going to make it more rustic. >> however you like. >> you're an expert cutter. >> so now you've got those pumpkin, you're just literally
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peeling off the rind? >> yes. this is a cheese pumpkin. you peel it just like you would a potato. it's a little time-consuming. if you have a lot of kids or a husband. >> i'm a surgeon. chop, chop. >> and you said the cheese pumpkin. can you use a regular one? >> you can use any of these. i use a regular jack-o'-lantern. this is a cheese pumpkin, a sugar pumpkin. >> do they taste different? >> slightly, but they all have a delicious, gourdy flavor. >> there's no sugar. >> the pumpkin has lots of a vitamins. >> but if you bought the mushed up pumpkin in the can that everybody buys from the store, is it this? >> it is, but you have to drain the water out, otherwise your pumpkin pie's not going to work. after you boiled it, drain it
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and press out the water. >> in the blender. >> and then press the on button. >> details, lisa. >> you can tell he spends a lot of time cooking, right? he's good at the cutting up part. no, no, no, no. >> i was trying to help. >> put it in. >> and all this goes in there. >> most importantly -- >> and then you put it in the oven. you put it in the oven. >> for how long? >> you put it in there, you know what? just eat it. >> how is it in. >> hmm, hmm, hmm. >> is it good? >> excellent. >> #oz family kitchen. we'll post your pictures. >> recipes, head to today.com/food. >> lisa, it's so delicious. >> put down that tablet, we're going to tell what you all that screen time is really doing to
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all right. let's face it. a lot of us are guilty of spending way too much time in front of a screen, whether it's at the office or the tablet or watching tv. >> here to talk about protecting your eyes is dr. christopher starr. he happens to be my doctor. >> he's adorable. >> an ophthalmologist. >> how are you? >> i'm well, thank you, thank you. >> a lot of things people worry about, a lot of us do camp in front of the computer or you have your phone or tablet. >> nine hours a day on average. it can strain the eyes and dry out the eyes. we see this very commonly, every day. and we have tips on how to prevent what's called computer vision syndrome. >> show us. we happen to have a computer from the 1980s here.
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is that what a computer looks like? >> this is a desk top computer or laptop on a desk. there's something called the 20/20/20 rule, every 20 minutes, take a break from the computer, take a look at some distant object 20 feet' way or further for 20 seconds or more. and one of the other things that we recommend is keeping the screen a little bit below eye level and tilt it like that so you're kind of looking down at it. so your eyes aren't wide open staring at it. >> what if you use bigger print so you're not straining. >> that does reduce the strain, yes. but even if you're staring at a big print, at this fixed distance all day long, the imusles get very strained. >> i have dry eyes. >> drops. >> i use restasis, and i'm proud to say it. >> don't you remember your parents always saying don't sit too close to the tv?
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there was more radiation and things. ail safer. but the dryness that you mentioned is a real thing. we stare at a computer and don't blink. the blink rate decreases by 50%. and when you're staring, the res stay tasis and blinking helps. >> people don't like to go to the doctor. and i'm speaking for people like me. how often should one go? >> it varies with age. kids, newborns should be screened, especially if there's prematurity or congenital predisposition. through childhood years they get screened at schools, but every few years in general, pediatric optometrists. and then from the ages of 20 to 40, one of the big misconceptions is if i see well and don't have pain, i don't need to go.
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if you haven't seen a doctor see one. as we get older, more frequent. >> let's go to the sunshine. >> people don't realize you can do bad damage to your cornea, retina. >> everything. >> nobody would go bathing without spf 50. but we think of sunglasses as the equivalent of say an spf 50 for your eyes. sun can cause growth on the eyes, macular degeneration, tumors, melanoma. so you want to find a nice pair of skun grasses that block out the uv light. >> and after 60, not that i know, you have to go every year. i go more often. >> of course i wonder why. >> don't take your eyes off liliana. she's going to show you how to wear the hottest trend in denim with flare. >> but first, this is "today", on nbc. >> thank you! dry spray? i've never used one of these before.
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no need to spend pick bucks on a hot pair of jeans. liliana vasquez is back with looks for less. >> we used to call them bell-bottoms, and she's got three different styles for under $50. >> they're under $40 today. i'm grad lad it's not skinny jeans. you want to make sure it hits you right at your natural bellybutton. >> mom jeans. >> they used to be mom jeans, and we've reinvented them. these are only $27.80 from forever 21. we also have another high-waist
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only $39.95. show a little waist. and make sure that the flare starts from the knee down. you don't want it to start in the thighs. it's not attractive. and you can totally go boho with it which is a '70s vibe. the last one, the most important thing about flares is that they go all the way to the ground. all of the girls, it grazes right at the bottom. the reason for that, even if you're already tall, it cuts you off. you want to look long and lean. these are from h and m. we did denim on denim to give it that '70s vibe. the great thing about flares, they're flattering for everybody. this is an inclusive trend which i'm excited about. >> tomorrow we have julie andrews. >> love her! plus john larroquette. >> and anything can happen, because billy on the streets, billy eichner.
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