captions paid for by nbc-universal television hey, everybody. we're having a little fun at jerry's expense which we'll tell you about in a week or two. for now it's wines day wednesday. it's march 7, 2012. >> warm one in new york tomorrow. going to get in the mid 60s.

>> i had so much fun yesterday. i hate photo sessions, it's like my least favorite thing. but yesterday i actually i had the best photo session i ever had in my life. we were up at my house up in connecticut because my dogs and i are going to be cover dogs, if you know what i mean. i call us four dumb blonds. but we'll be on the cover of "life and dog" magazine which i tell you it will be in july. the photographer was bret chisholm. the pr was his partner, ryan rice. wait a minute. that's bambino. oh, my gosh, it was so much fun. the next one? >> hello. >> there we are on the sofa. you know it was unbelievable. they all got groomed and it was okay, they all jumped up on the sofa, did exactly what they were supposed to do.

>> someone's favored child. >> just gave my photographer what he wanted. they were so nice. they came to the house and gave them some lunch. i asked if anybody want a glass of wine. about six people said yes, please. i said you love wine, you love dogs, i love you. so it was, it was great fun and i thank them. >> when is it coming out? >> in july. >> this is a little -- this next story is a little creepy. >> it's related but in a weird, bad way. >> you know when you lose a pet it's like losing a family member for a lot of people. it's very devastating. you wonder what should i do. there's a group out there that will freeze dry your pet so that you can keep it in the house in any expression you want. okay. i know it sounds weird. look what they do. this is a pet who has passed away. >> you would never know it.

>> they put it in this machine and made it like this. it stays in this expression, they say forever. >> how about this one? >> how about here? >> this is creeping me out to no -- this is creeping me out. >> it's very expensive. it costs hundreds of dollars for small animals, thousands for larger dogs and takes a month. you know, the ones where they're sleeping like that, it's still weird. but i cremate my dogs. >> this is different. >> the fact that their eyes are open. it's so life like. >> that's creepy. >> we would love to know how you feel about it. i understand the love of -- you never want to give up your pets. it's devastating. >> but let it go. you have to let it go. >> but would it work for people? not that i'm thinking of anyone in particular but -- if they

perfect that, i'm going to -- >> no, no. >> i'm going to give it a try. >> let's talk about this for one second. the idea you would have your dog in an expression that you know so when you walk in from work and there's the dog sitting there, you need to let go. >> you think you need a psychiatrist. >> i think you need a shrink. it's a little bit weird to me. >> please send your emails to hoda. we would love to hear what you think. >> just think about that picture of the freeze dried dog with the eyes open. >> it's just hard to believe. >> i have a friend, dear friend, they are great white hunters, which is not my thing at all. they have a gorgeous home in arizona. they know who they are. we went one time to stay with them. i'll tell you, they have shot every animal -- they go to the north pole and shoot a polar bear. it's done with permits and completely legal but they have a room in their house which has every single one of them.

when we went to stay when the kids were little that was the room that they stayed in. they were like this all night long. lions and tigers and bears and polar bears. it was unbelievable. >> okay, now here's something. we've all been to the movie theaters and when you go to buy your snacks. >> and bad enough the tickets are expensive. then you want a snack. >> and they're outrageously priced. this upset one guy. he decided to sue his amc local cinema, because he found he was paying for goobers and a coke, he paid $8 in the theater. >> what size coke? >> a big one. then he went to the drugstore and got the exact same thing for like $2.73. it's price gouging. they know you're stuck. like the hurricane when they sell batteries for triple the price. it's not fair. this guy was suing because he was saying these people are taking advantage of the situation. >> apparently most legal eagles

believe it won't stand up in court but i think what should not stand up in court that they can keep you from bringing in what you like yourself. if you want to bring in your own goobers that you got at the drugstore, a lot of people bring in their own goobers, if you know what i mean. i think you have the right and the constitution to, if you can bear arms why can't you bear goobers. >> you should be able to. think about it. you get a popcorn and coke or popcorn and combo it's between $10 and $13. you take a family to the movies, it's ridiculous. >> joanna took her little boy and two friends and then she gave them $30 to go get a treat they all got a little drink and a treat. $30. mom we need $4 more. it is just wrong. you know what make a profit but don't rip people off. >> yeah. they make a lot of profit. you know the other thing you

shouldn't do? why does all this happen on southwest airlines. >> a lady was on southwest and decided she wanted to paint her nails. so she was painting her nails and you know the smell for nail polish is horrible. the flight attendant asked her to please put it away. so she did. it was getting close to landing and she realized there are two nails not done. let's go the secret restroom. she goes in there, payments her last two nails and the flight attendant is upset because you can still smell it through the door and the flight attendant is waiting for her when she comes out. she walks out and an altercation took place. >> a verbal fistacuffs. >> the woman said a curse word sounds like the lady painting her nails. the flight attendant called the police in the airport who said look i have a woman who verbally said some things can you arrest

her. they arrested her and locked her up for ten hours. >> it gave her lots of time to dry her nails. >> the bottom line is the charges were dropped because they decided that there was nova lidty to them. that's an interesting thing people doing things on planes that are smelly. eating things -- >> they don't serve food on many airlines anymore, so people are bringing in their own goobers, but not just that. they are bringing garlic linguine and clams. salad with bleu cheese address and onions. when they are bringing them on. they come in with a backpack and a pizza. >> i always want a piece. they don't share. that's what makes you crazy. >> it's a confined space and, you know, you got to be respectful to the other

passengers but you're hungry. we were on a flight to the bahamas and a girl was painting her nails and the flight attendant quickly came on the p.a. whoever is painting their nails, please stop. we can really smell it. >> did she put it away? >> she did, yeah. >> there's some people that are thoughtless because on purpose you don't give a rip. and there's thoughtless because you don't realize it could be offensive to people. >> yeah. exactly. >> think i'm guilty at one point on a plane, but i was snagging everything. >> how about people who clip their nails in public places. >> i don't mind that but toe nails. >> that's disgusting. when ever i see that -- >> you know what the worse thing ever. my manicurist jackie who has done it all, seen it all, not her first rodeo. this is so gross. >> say it. we have to know it. >> she was doing a woman's

pedicure and they were in foul shape. i'm talking foul. she went to clean out the toes and the toe jam shot up in her mouth. >> that's the sickest -- that's sick. what made you tell that story? >> because you were talking about nails. >> toe jam. you should never say it on the show. >> toe jam. i'm sorry for those of you at home eating your cheerios. can you imagine? she could get some sort of -- [ boing sound ] >> what is that supposed to sneen >> i don't know. >> it's a true story. >> here's a question. do you like it better when your man has a beard or when he's clean shaven? there's a new study out that says that women strongly prefer men who are clean shaven as opposed to bears. they think facial hair makes them look older, less attractive. in hollywood you see them a lot. you see them for parts and you see them with --

>> take a look a few. >> brad pitt is classic. >> if you have a face like that don't cover it up. the hair on his head he's doing everything he can to look unattractive. >> brad pitt clean shaven. nothing cuter. george clooney clean shaven. >> he looks debonair. >> ashton kutcher. >> no question about him. so far it's 0 for 3. >> they just had their first baby. solid hollywood marriage. he's hot. jude law. >> without the beard. >> justin bieber. i don't know. she doesn't have facial harriet. neither does he. okay. you know when cody started shaving and stuff, nothing prepares you for that. >> watching him do it? >> would you want jay -- >> no.

i don't like the feeling of it. i think it's rough and it doesn't feel great. >> he does have a tattoo. there's a whole big thing about tattoos. i wanted to take a picture of it. you can't read it any more. he got it when he was 14 years old. his brother and friends took him got him drunk and took him to a tattoo parlor. it said gif. now it says -- so think about that. >> it's winesday wednesday. we want to talk about a special wine. don't judge us, but this comes from a 14-year-old -- >> boy. whose parents are wine makers. >> he said to his dad, let's make a wine where some of the money can go to charity to raise money for kids with heart disease. >> beautiful idea. >> because cody had open heart surgery when he was 9 years old. this is the wine they came up with. so far they have raised $165,000 and it's called colby red. if you want to know more about it --

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divorced." she plays a woman struggling to reenter the dating world after her marriage ends. her ex-husband who turns out to be gay is still in her life with a lot to say especially at a reunion when fran pretends she's engaged to another man. take a look. >> that's all he's doing. he's faking it. >> look, i was on the other side. i know when a man is faking. most of the time. >> what is that actor's name? >> jong michael higgins. he's done tons of movies. >> this is a second season for you. >> yes. we're very excited. tonight is the premier. 10:30 on tv land right after "hot in cleveland." >> great lead in. >> we know you made a gazillion dollars when you sold "the nanny." you don't have to work.

what was it about coming back -- >> i didn't make a gazillion dollars. when you get divorced everything gets split in half. >> he's working with you, your ex-husband -- >> yes. we're happily divorced. >> it's unbelievable. you were married for 22 years? >> yes. >> together 25? >> yes. exactly. >> the fact that you guys met when you were such kids did you have any inkling that your husband was gay? >> maybe in hindsight. we didn't have a lot of experience. we had an active sex life. we loved each other. we loved our home. the metro sexual was very in vogue so you see what you want to see. i left him because he was a real control freak and in hindsight he said that was a manifestation of him trying to suppress his true orientation. >> two years later after the divorce he told you he was gay? >> yeah. he told me he was gay. >> are some of these story lines ripped from headlines in your

life? >> yes. i think that everything in its origins comes from a real place. >> yes. i like that. i mean when we start bantering about ideas i say unless this happened to you, your friend or family don't pitch it because it feels made up. >> is this all completely scripted or do you get to ad lib? >> we painstakingly write every joke so it's laugh out loud comedy. i love a show filled with pathos. pithy and pathos. >> and it's a live audience? >> always in front of a live audience. >> you're working hard again. >> i am. i do often ask myself what am i doing? but, you know, i'm lucky to be working, i think, in this economy. i feel very grateful to being able to make people laugh again. i think this show, the global message of the show is love is love.

it's important to me in this stage of my life and where i am, that everything i do is a form of something for the greater good. i was telling you last night i officiated a same sex wedding. >> how did you do that? >> it was so beautiful. we ran a contest. look how sweet they are. there's me with rita marino. there's tom and russell. their two beautiful children, mason and madison. they are the happiest, sweetest family. they exemplify what a happy family is. >> they got married after they had children, too. >> it wasn't legal for them to be married. for me marriage equality is a civil liberties issue. >> tell us because we have to go. you have been cancer free for how long? >> june will be 12 years. i'm very grateful. >> we love you.

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we're back to give you a few laughs with what the what? >> sarah has sorted through the photos you've sent in. and she's here with this week's favorites. >> we have some good ones. i promise. the first one is from judy ward from plantation, florida. it was just super tuesday. caution this vehicle is full of political promises. >> that's good. >> our next photo was sent in from mark from connecticut. i can't tell if this was smart or really dumb? hot beer, lousy food and bad service don't expect too much.

>> here's why they're going to be packed, free beer tomorrow. >> that's brilliant as well. >> that's adorable. i love this sign going beyond this point may result in death and/or loss of skiing privileges. i'not going there because i don't want to ski for the rest of the day. >> heaven forbid. >> we have a photo from cindy from michigan. someone at the car wash has a great sense of humor. >> they pride themselves on putting funny ones up. and this one from ohio. do they do bar mitzvahs? it was at a senior's home. but it's worded funny. finally from new york. who knew hoda had so many

talents. >> hoda is a very common name in the middle east. like suzy. thank you. >> exactly. >> so suzy and i say thank you. >> still to come, we're going to play "who knew" and what happens when first comes baby and then comes marriage. we have answers.

we're back on this winesday wednesday. ready to play our weekly trivia game "who knew." march is national women's history month. we're testing your knowledge of all things female. as always, kathie lee is across the street. here to help me out is susan feature editor from "more" magazine. are you ready? >> i'm ready. >> who let susan back? that's a little inside joke. lovely lady from indiana what percentage of college degrees awarded each year in the united

states are earned by women, 40%, 50%, 60% or 70%? >> 60%. >> yes. another smart woman right here. >> she nailed it. 60% of all college degrees. >> there was a time when women didn't go to college, when families would send the boys off to college and girls were to stay home and learn how to take care of the home. 60% of the women now going to college. it's phenomenal. >> back across. >> beautiful girl from california. true or false a woman invented pantyhose as a more comfortable alternative to the garter belt. >> no. >> no. and with attitude. >> so a man -- >> it's true. a man invented pantyhose. alan gant sr. because he was tired of listening to his pregnant wife complain about garter belts. he invented pantyhose. a wonderful thing. another great woman sarah blakely invented spanx. >> kathie lee is going to take

issue with that, because she claims she invented it. >> that woman knows i invented it. you're from vermont. all right. among married couples where both the husband and the wife work, what percentage of the wives earn more money than their husbands, 5%, 10%, 15% or 20%? >> 20%? >> oh, my gosh. it's a bad day for me. >> good girl. so 20% of women out earn their husbands. >> what this is telling us is women are bringing so much to the marriage. one in three women are better educated than their husbands and the earning potential of women has increased so much. since 1970 the earning potential of women has increased 44%. the earning potential of men only increased 6%. >> we're on the move, baby. >> we're back. >> we're back. >> a lady from kentucky. among married couples, what was the first winter olympic event open to women, skiing, figure skating, luge or bobsled?

>> figure skating. >> can't believe this. good for you. >> good day for the money. figure skating was the first. >> figure skating was the first. and 15 women competed in the 1924 games in figure skating. i think that's a picture of sonya henny. she won the gold in 1928. now women are dominating the athletic field. >> back across to kath. >> lovely lady from pennsylvania. in 1955, "house keeping monthly" ran an article titled "the good wife's guide." it suggested that wives do all but which of the following things for their husbands. have dinner ready when he comes home from work. prepare a fire for him to unwind near when it's cold. feign sincerity in your warm greeting. ask thoim him to spend quality time with you. >> which did they suggest not to do? >> c. >> finally. >> first of all these answers are outrageous the correct answer is d never ask him to

spend quality time with you. >> that's the thing, you never do that. look, this was a time which was a little different. i don't know if you're kindling that fire at home. obviously the women had a particular role. i think we should get donny deutsch in here to debate this. coming up next, why so many people are changing traditions. we're be back right after this. >> tell them what you said? >> she's the most beautiful woman in the world. >> yeah. last night was amazing. was that cinnamon you put in the dessert? yeah. little dash of nutmeg too. wonderful spice... nutmeg is. as spices go, i find nutmeg to be underutilized. mmm, nutmeg. [ female announcer ] k-y brand intense. with just a few drops, this unique, scientifically proven formula increases a woman's sensitivity

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and dr. janet taylor is a psychiatrist at harlem hospital. good to see you both again. >> the taboo is gone. is that the case? >> we're seeing a whole generational shift. it's not first comes love, then comes marriage, then comes baby in the baby carriage. she reshuffled. if you get pregnant you can do the baby first and do to the altar later. >> why has this generation changed so much? >> this is a generation that grew up with baby boom i parents who were fantastic parents but less successful with marriage. actually parenthood is a huge value to the 20 somethings. they want to be moms and dads. they want to take responsibility. they are gun shy about putting a ring on and committing to marriage. >> we can't romanticize. in some cases, almost half of all pregnancies are unintended. half of the couples say we'll work on the relationship and get married later. in some cases they don't. but there's a shift couples are not rushing to the altar and say

we can do this and formalize our relationship later. >> you say the tab, o is gone, but in parts of the country it isn't. >> you can buy a maternity wedding gown anywhere. >> being a partner is hard work. so you still need to communicate. you need to have mutual interests and values. >> they don't think parenting is going to be hard? >> it is. >> that's the commitment. >> what is the impact? we don't talk a lot. the impact on the kids. if you know your parents aren't married and most of the kids in school are what impact does that have on the kids or do we know? >> kids are self-centered. as they should be. for kids, it's about warmth, are we being taken care of. they are not so concerned about whether their parents are married as much as are both mom and dad are here. and do they care about us. >> most of these couples are cohabiting. that's the interesting thing. they are living together and committed to raising the child. >> why not marry?

>> isn't there a problem with taxes as well? the marriage -- >> financial. >> the financial situation. you have to pay more taxes if you're married. >> but we're talking about how women have a great earning power. most states will cover the baby with health insurance. it's not that i need the man in the marriage to take care of me and the children any more. >> when you see jessica simpson or now snooki, whoever -- >> angelina jolie was the one that set that standard. >> the women who -- do you think it has a huge impact on people when they look up and see a jessica simpson or somebody like that? >> hollywood doesn't set our values but it takes away some of the taboo. you see it on the television. it's not that shocking. >> in every relationship both partners have to want to get married. in some cases especially for women we'll carry the burden of the child and maintain the relationship and some of it may be your partner may not be ready to get married.

it can be a process saying we're not going to rush into this. it's not celebrity driven as much as it is the women and men are independent and make their own decisions. >> what you have to remember is all those women we mentioned are very, very successful financially. they can hire anybody and as many as they want to to help. there's nothing more difficult than being a single mom with kids without any resources. >> the definition and focus has to be on the family and well being of your child. whatever decision you make whether it's carriage before marriage you have to think about what's going to be best for my child. >> all research shows a child that grow up with a two parent family do better. let's not romanticize it. >> a harmonious, low conflict family. >> that's true. that's a complicated subject. >> up next, once do you have those kids getting out of the house presents a problem. >> we'll show you how to get out of the house faster. right after this.

good morning. your forecast over the next seven days, and a nice warmup taking place across the central and eastern half of the country. but with that, we are going to see showers and thunderstorms from the south all the way up into the interior northeast. a beautiful day in places like new york city, boston, philly, across jersey. warming up nicely right around 65, 07 degrees in a lot of spots. some warmer than that. snow showers in southern colorado into northern new mexico. temperatures dropping in the blue right along the cold front, 51 in kansas city, warming up nicely ahead of that. eventually we're going to sit here with the rain for several days as a cutoff low hangs out across the southern plains and some of the rainfall amounts adding up here, six, several inches of rain. especially the arklatex region and the mid-atlantic by the time we get through friday. cold front drops in, changes the

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really? >> yes. no baking. for people who are scared often of the oven, this is perfect. we're going to start off making an apple creme brulee. cream, vanilla bean. as soon as it's hot you're going to put a little bit of sugar and eggs and mix these two together. >> just the yolks? >> exactly. >> i'm very observant. >> once you have this mixed together and this gets really hot, you're going to put the two and add it kind of slow. >> sort of fold it. >> yes. >> i'll try not to burn you. >> that's nice. >> she's good. >> don't mind me. >> once i have this -- >> ah-ha. >> the next thing i want to do is strain it into here. >> okay. >> that's just for the beans, right? >> that's right. it's infused in the cream and ready to go. i'll show you how to do that.

>> you put the creme brulee in the apple. >> you get to eat the whole thing. now it's lice and flat. >> then you're going to core it. >> listen to you, hoda. >> now you're scooping it out. >> right. >> you see how you get this out. this ring makes it easy to take out the center. then pull it out like this. then all i do is take this and pour it into the steamer. >> that's cool. >> fill it up. and i'm ready to go here. >> let's see what we have here. is this the final product? >> yes. >> how long? >> about 30 minutes. good question. once it's steamed -- tap it and if it set as little bit it will be a little bit loose. >> do you eat it cool or hot. >> cool it. >> cool it. >> then we'll move it over to

here. these are ones that are already cooled. a little sugar on top. then you put it into the broiler. it will melt the sugar. if you want play with fire and get a torch and burn the top. this is what you have now. >> that's great. >> try it. >> tell us about the chocolate while she's tasting. >> perfect. this chocolate cake is super easy. all you have to do is whip some eggs and sue gr, melt chocolate in butter, put in a little flour. >> that you can have. >> lastly what's at the very end. >> the very end we have a little bit of chocolate mousse. throw that on there. >> can't be better than the creme brulee. it just can't. this one makes one minute 10 seconds. >> amazing. nice job. >> thank you. >> i'm staying right here. >> guess who is coming here? >> wilmer val de rama.

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