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>> a great success. >> no, it was crazy. the girls were screaming. >> enormous crowd. the songs were top notch. it was all perfect. >> father's day coming up this weekend. it's a wonderful time for families. sad time for those who either never knew their father and more and more that seems to be the case in this world or have no relationship with your father. for people such as hoda and myself who feel like we've been eternally blessed to have the fathers we had. my dad eppy with cass when she was little. it will be ten years this november since daddy went to be with the lord. what about you, hoda? where is your picture? i love that. >> yes. that's my dad back in the day. i'm the one with the anchor on her shirt. let's not discuss that outfit or her hair. that's an old picture, my sister obviously in the middle. i thought my dad was larger than life. i used to have dreams that he was the president.

and when i woke up -- when you believe something, i was like of course he is, but in the dream they said since your dad was not born in this country he can only be the vice president. okay. but it was so real in my head, you know? >> here's the difference. hoda and i adored our fathers, but my daddy had a very long and very painful illness, about eight years from beginning to end, and you lost your dad suddenly. >> yeah. i was in college. he had a heart attack. it was like healthy, happened at the gym. i never got to say good-bye. those kind of things are hard. what's interesting about women who lost their dads, no matter what age, a lot of women like that i find are kind of ambitious. i wonder what that's about. sometimes it's sort of the itch you can't scratch. you keep pushing yourself because you want someone to say, you did good. once someone says that you feel like you can rest. until that, and when you know that's not coming, even though you feel that anyway.

>> even though we lost them but feel -- i'm so grateful i had a man like that in my life as my dad for the years i had him. i can't even begin to talk about how priceless a gift it was to have a dad like that. i know you feel the same way. there's a tree outside our house that i wrote a song about when i found out daddy was going to hospice. there is this tree. it was the coldest, windiest, worst day in november. it was november 13th. i remember going out, and i prayed, god, you just have to tell me that it's going to be okay, you know. and there was one leaf hanging off this tree. just one. it was such a picture of my dad's life. i wrote this song that i put in a little musical called "under the bridge" called "he is with you." he comes before and gone on with you. >> wish your father a happy father's day this weekend.

>> hold them tight because you never know when the last chance to hug him will be. >> there are good tv dads. people are like, i wish you were my dad. there are so many great tv dads. i used to love mr. brady. there was something about mike brady. who didn't love him? robert reed. how could you not? he was so calm. it's okay. marcia, marcia -- it was so good. >> it's a generational thing with you and i. i was working during that time and didn't watch that show that much. i loved ward cleaver from "leave it to beaver." tv". >> i loved him, too. >> he was so wonderful. he looked like he smelled good like my daddy did. my dad wore old spice. look at him. he never raised his voice. and the beav was always in trouble. >> so was wally. wally was no angel. >> it was a hard choice. i also love peter griffith on -- what's it called?

"family guy." >> "family guy"! >> next to homer simpson, the worst father ever. and i love him. >> i do, too. do you think you can judge a person by their shoes? okay. >> about to find out. >> there is a study that says yes, you can. 90% of the time if you look at someone's shoes you can tell their personality traits. we wanted to have our own little experiment, didn't we? we plucked three people out in the audience standing outside one, two and three. in front of them are three pairs of shoes. don't look at the size of their feet. >> i'm not. >> number one, tell us one line about you. >> okay. i'm outgoing. i love to laugh. i enjoy exercise, being outside and like to socialize with family and friends. >> number two, a little something about you. >> i love to run. i love to read and i love people. i just like to have fun. >> okay. and number three. >> i'm a runner and i'm also on a competitive dance team and i'm

outgoing and fun and love to be with my friends. >> okay. come on, kath. come on back now. >> uh-huh. okay. >> i got it. >> how are we going to do this? >> we have to say what we say, too. >> i say number one is a. >> i said number one is c. >> we're both wrong? number one, who are you? >> i am c. >> what did i say? >> i said c. >> kathie lee got it right. number 2 is c which means i'm already wrong. >> i said number two is a. >> yes. >> what? >> and number 3 -- >> let me try for number 3. i said number 3 is b. >> it's b. >> number 3 is b. i got one right and the other two wrong. >> okay. >> what have we learned? >> what have i won? forget what we learned. >> what was the point?

>> let me show you why i picked what i picked. it makes sense if you just look at the ladies. 1 is c. i looked what she is wearing. i said these go perfectly with her little outfit. number 2, perfect with her outfit. number 3, it goes perfect with her outfit. it's very simple, it's very female. >> nice job. >> bobbie thomas, are you proud of me? >> yes, am i. >> what about me, do you still like me? >> all right. we have a big reveal here. the independent handbag designer awards has selected the number one handbag featured in "in style" magazine. $875. >> okay. can we go back? we need to say the name of it. >> bring it out. here it is. >> it can be covered by a napkin. it's teeny. >> it's by rita and ruzita from washington, d.c. it's made from turquoise blue

italian leather and it is beautiful. how pretty is that for the summer? itacollection.com. >> $875. >> oh, my gosh, hoda let go. it's heavy. wow! i didn't see the others. oh, it's beautiful. >> it is beautiful inside. it really is. you can fit your lip gloss and glasses in there. and a credit card. >> and your bowling ball. >> i think that's gorgeous. good for them. >> we have another study out because that's what we do around here. >> we do that. who does it better. >> did you know -- if your husband snores you may take issue with this. but people actually sleep better in pairs. they followed women for eight years and those in long-term relationships claim they slept better when they were with their husband or boyfriend, i guess. what do you think about sleeping in pairs? >> what is the chance frank is watching right now? >> 100. >> when we were first married, we were like -- i slept like a

baby. >> then? >> menopause. i blame it on me, not frank. i got hot. >> you weren't in the mood. >> no. you know who sleeps together better than anybody? lola and louie, my two dogs. the huge one and the middle one. you can't find where one ends and the other -- they're so happy together. frank and i, not so much. >> i think the snoring part and the -- [ snoring ] >> who snores like that? >> it sounds like a chimpanzee. >> that was my first husband. just kidding. he was a lovely man. it was a joke. >> i think beingrap -- some people like to sleep cuddled and wrapped up. >> i can't do that anymore. i need to breathe. i need air. >> need to breathe. >> this one i agree with. >> another study. it says that morning people are happier than night owls. they say that you're more satisfied with life. evening people are more prone

to -- they call it social jet lag. >> more teenagers are night owls for whatever reason. by age 60 if they haven't destroyed their lives and they live to age 60, they are more morning types. you've been there, it's over. it's not that it's over. you don't want to do the stuff late at night you realize was really stupid. >> when anyone says we're going to have a dinner at 9:00 or 8:30 or 8:00. >> what is this spain? >> no. i go at 6:30. nobody is there. >> early bird special. we went to dinner last night at 5:30. i love it. there's nobody there. >> and you're done. >> you don't have to wait. the wait staff don't like you too much because they're still putting on their little suits. >> i love that. i love to be in bed under the covers 9:30. >> but you get up at 4:00. >> still. >> there is something -- here's the thing. if you could do it like we do, you get the sunrises and the sunsets.

if you're a night owl you miss everything. you may see a sunset. you miss one of the most glorious moments of the day. sunrises. my kids, i made them crazy. every night we would go sunset alert. no matter what they were doing, you had to go and appreciate the sunset. >> will you make us laugh, please? with one of your funnies. >> i'm going to try. this was sent in by one of our facebook fans. i hope her name is up there in a moment because i don't have it with me. a woman goes to the doctor's office with a bad case of the hiccups. she goes into the examination room and patiently waits for the doctor to come back. the doctor that sees her is not her usual doctor. five minutes after he enters the room she comes out screaming. the head doctor sees her. after hearing her story he goes up to the new doctor very angry. he said, why in the world would you tell that 65-year-old woman she was pregnant? the young doctor cracked a slight smile and said, got rid of her hiccups, didn't it? i like it. >> that's a good one. you know what it's time for?

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on this happy father's day "today" we are celebrating the 2 million stay-at home dads in this country. >> 30% plan to stay at home indefinitely. ian kerner is a sex and relationship expert. john step foford has been a stay-at-home dad for two years, scott wyman has been a stay at home dad for the past seven years. >> a growing phenomenon. >> absolutely. three times as many stay-at-home dads today as a decade ago. >> how much of that is the economy, would you say? >> i think a lot of it is the economy. according to this baby center survey, over 60% of dads say it's the best job they could ever have. hard times can yield great opportunities. >> john, is it the best job for you?

>> definitely. i wouldn't change it at all. i get to do everything that i never did in the past with them. i could do it with them day by day and it's fantastic. >> you're outside of the home a lot. look what he does. cubmaster to 50 cub scouts, little league coach and cpr instructor and a local emt. >> did you get laid off from your job? what happened? >> yes. i worked for a large manufacturing facility. we were bought out by another facility. they came in and just laid off the middle management staff and decided to stay with their own. >> couldn't be helped. >> not at all. >> scott, tell us about your situation. >> i was in between jobs around the same time my wife found out she was pregnant. we looked at our scenario and it seemed to make sense. we really wanted someone to be home.

her job had a burgeoning level of flexibility. that helped us make the decision. >> i like your expression. >> they are 7 and 5? >> yeah. i've been with them since the beginning. >> there are challenges obviously. when you're at the bus stop there are a lot of the moms dropping off. what is the most challenging part of being a stay-at-home dad? >> i think adjusting to them. they feel comfortable with me being there. i feel comfortable with them being there as well. i think it's just the adjustment that you need to make to be the father versus the mother being at the bus stop. >> i was going to ask one last question to the two of you. if you were offered the job of your dreams right now, what would you do? >> i'd have to speak with my wife. yeah, i would probably take it. i can't take back what i get right now at home. absolutely not. >> of course not. >> again, according to the baby

center survey, only 30% of men see this as a temporary situation. so there is a lot of restlessness. i work with a lot of stay-at-home dads. they're happy and it's a unique opportunity. >> they appreciate it. >> but there is a desire to get back in the work force. >> what about the wives resenting a little? you get to spend time with the kids, they come home from work and the kids are probably maybe more attached to you than to their moms. >> i think the situation is the same as you would have in any household. there are those little conflicts, those little back-and-forths, there's always going to be one parent who wishes they were with the kids more and always one parent who has more indepth knowledge of what's going on. if you work it together, then it's always going to be fun. >> it's interesting to see men are discovering what women have known for centuries and centuries. there is a profound, singular joy being home raising the children. >> studies show dads can serve all the kids' biological needs. dads bring a lot of unique attributes to child rearing. they engage in more physical play.

they engage in unpredictable patterns of play. >> they sometimes don't care about the rules so much. >> they watch a lot of tv. >> you know, frank gifford is a stay-at-home dad. you're in good company. up next, sara is riling up the kroutd. >> we can hardly wait. our cloud is not soft and fluffy.

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it is time for 3, 2, 1, live with sara haines hanging out with the crowd at the nbc experience store. >> i've got some adorable people here. ben and toby from florida have a twin question. >> we are twins and we always finish each other's sentences. >> do you ever finish each other's sentences? >> i think we do. >> it depends. >> we do. when you spend that much time together, you sort of, and you get a rhythm with each other.

i will say something like, how do we do it day after day? you start to pick up on that. >> that works. that's twinnish. next up kerry from indianapolis. >> what is your best advice for raising girls? >> kath, this is for you. >> because i've got one girl. it is very different. you know what? i think it's the same for boys, too. you teach them god loves them even more than you do and he has a plan for their life. just be friends with god your whole life and you're way ahead of the game. >> one last question from makayla from texas. >> how does a young aspiring journalist begin their career? >> first of all, you don't get our job. >> take a baby step. start small in a small place and make all the mistakes where no one can see you. you know what i mean? when you move up the ladder you get better and better and make

fewer mistakes. >> read hoda's book. it's called hoda. it's all about that. it's such a great book. you will love it. >> still ahead, our very own willie geist is here. >> big willie is here. >> and norah jones! hey chief, did you take my sub? [ boy voice ] no. this one's got avocado on it. oh, mine had avocado on it! wow, how bout that? well, i don't. i'll help you find yours when i'm done. thanks. wow... [ male announcer ] get your own subway chipotle steak and cheese with avocado. the rich, superfood! or add it to your favorite sub. it's avocado season at subway. [ female announcer ] improve the health of your skin with aveeno daily moisturizing lotion. the natural oatmeal formula improves skin's health in one day, with significant improvement in 2 weeks. i found a moisturizer for life. [ female announcer ] only from aveeno.

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with smooth caramel and chocolate. ♪ hmm twix. also available in peanut butter. we are back on this try day friday with more of "today" and answers of your burning questions about men. we gathered holiday related topics. >> here is our very good friend and father of two our man big willie geist. >> one of our favorite big willies. >> dripping with innuendo always. >> we're so happy you're here. are you ready? >> i'm ready. >> our first question was asked by lauren and christina. when a dad says he doesn't want anything for father's day should i respect that and not get him anything? >> no. get him the gift. there is a famous "curb your enthusiasm" episode where larry

david is invited to parties with no gifts. he shows up, everybody's got a gift. larry, no gift means gift. everybody wants a gift. they don't want to have to ask for the gift. >> get a gift. >> i mean it when i say it. i'm all wrong. >> get the gift. >> how far do you have to go when celebrating father's day for other people in your family? should you acknowledge your siblings or just your husband and own father? >> immediate family is good. if it's a new father, call your brother and say happy father's day. it's about the baby more than you. then you can drift away and stop calling your brothers. it happens inevitably. i feel mother's day is different, call your grandmother, your sisters, every woman you know. with the fathers, let it go after a couple of years. >> i've been doing that for birthdays for years. next question, what is the best advice your father gave you? what is the best advice you will give to your own children? >> great question. sometimes the easiest advice is the simplest stuff.

my dad said just treat people well. it sounds simple. that's my wedding. wow. >> we should point out, tell everyone who your dad is. >> my dad works for tbs. his first advice was don't get into the tv business. here i am, dad. i violated that. just be good to people. when i was a kid, go sit with the kid who is sitting alone at lunch, which is a hard thing to do for a kid. >> love your neighbor as you love yourself. >> absolutely. simple but true. >> the wisdom is great. we have every question we ever wanted answered. ellen, what are the go-to men get any guy you love? >> you can't go wrong with a gift certificate for home depot. don't get me something because it's going to be wrong. don't get me the gardening pail. i want to get a chainsaw. tickets to something. ball game. just something we can do together. like the father and son, a nice

hang-out together. >> what did you get last year? >> don't look at me like that. >> i'm admiring you. >> what did you get last year for father's day? >> i don't know. i'm sure it was wonderful. >> look at them. where was this? >> this was at my sister's wedding last fall. that's my son george who is about to be 3 and lucy who just turned 5 yesterday. and my beautiful wife christine who i've known since what is 11 years old. >> did you love her the minute -- >> the minute i saw her. she's watching so yes. and every day since. and every day from here on. >> did it take her a while to fall for you? >> yes. she had an eye for the older men. she was like cool in high school. when we were freshman she was dating the juniors. so i waited and i waited. >> you suffered in silence. >> and i was rewarded. >> don't you love a big willie? >> who doesn't. >> again, again. >> we love you, willie. >> happy father's day. >> thank you so much. >> you need to spend more time with us.

>> anytime you call, i will come. up next, finding the right hotel at the best rate for you and your family. later, a terrific performance by grammy-winning singer/songwriter norah jones. >> she is amazing. but first these messages.

now on a special edition of "today's travel," how to find the right hotel at the best rate for your family. >> here with the dos and don'ts is anthony meccioni, host of "hotel impossible." >> good morning. >> you've got to do research. that's one of the tedious, boring things. don't websites do that

>> absolutely. there are a lot of websites out there. when are you going? are you in peak season, off-peak or somewhere in between? kids off school, not off school? if you can change your dates a few days, be flexible, you can save a lot of money. >> how much do you think you can save? >> 20%, 30%. especially if you package it. if you go to travelocity, expedia, they get great discounts from hotels. from the flights, the car and airplane you can get 30%, 40% off by doing packages. and the brands, if you're a club member with marriott, hilton, peak season you can get 40% off. >> you say that you can walk into a nice hotel and ask for a discount while you are checking in. i never heard of that. >> this is a very competitive environment, between the recession, everything going on, there are a lot of hotels still being built. especially in new york and big cities. it's a competitive environment. if you guy into that front desk and you need a room and you're nice -- >> you don't have a reservation? >> if you don't have a reservation or if you do have a reservation, you know, i saw a price on a different site, i'd like a discount. absolutely.

>> they do it? >> absolutely. >> what are other ways to get discounts? >> how do you do it? >> there are many ways. you go to expedia, go to hotels.com and check out their rates. look at the first and second page. that's where the lowest prices are for hotels. then you go to the hotel's website. if their price is higher, you call them up directly and say i'd like a lower price. hotels try to book you directly because expedia hotels.com charge us 30%. >> it's better to call the hotel yourself. >> call directly and you get a better rate. >> what about the all-inclusive hotels with the meals and everything, are those good deals? >> i like them because who's the boss of the family? mommy, right? i've been married 19 years so i know that. when we travel, i'd like to be all-inclusive so my wife doesn't have to worry about the entertainment for the children, dinner, lunch and drinks. everything is done for you and mommy can take a break.

>> but is the quality good? >> absolutely. depending where you go, absolutely. again, you have to do your research. >> some of these hotels come with kitchens and extras. >> when you're traveling with a family, especially with a baby, you want to make your formula cold so you want to look for kitchens. the best place for that is extended stay hotels, like express suites or residence inn. >> you save a lot of money when you can cook some of your meals. >> absolutely. go to the grocery store, get cereal. cup of noodles. >> you're driving down the road, exhausted, long road trip, see a hotel because you've got to sleep. you say not a great idea? >> book tonight.com or bandb.com, you can get deals, but look for the branded hotels. especially when doing the show "hotel impossible." i'm going to a lot of non-branded hotels.

you're seeing something you never want to experience. >> you may come out with a bad case of bed bugs. >> yeah. >> thank you very much, anthony. coming up next, we'll get the scoop on creating your own ice cream flavors at home.

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now on "today's kitchen" delicious desserts. ice cream. maybe there is something you've never seen on the shelf? >> why not create what you like in your own kitchen? "ladies' home journal" food director is here to show us how easy it is. >> the hard part of this is for hoda to keep her little hat on. >> there we go. >> they don't come in her size. >> that's rude. >> we get to make our own

flavors. >> how do we do it? >> everyone is talking about the ar tease artisan ice creams. let's make our own. >> stop talking, let's do it. >> turn the mixer on. >> what is in there? >> vanilla ice cream. we know kathie lee likes coconut. >> yes. >> we'll throw some coconut in there. the secret is to mix quickly because ice cream waits for no one. now what we do is we swirl that hot fudge in. >> you're so good. look at you. >> she used to work in an ice cream place. >> i did. >> swirl it in. >> don't lose your hand. you're pretty much done. >> congratulations. >> then you put that in a container. >> can i have some fudge? >> we have to get making yours. do you want to scoop your own? >> sure. >> did i make that? >> yes. you made it. >> that's good. vanilla chocolate fudge coconut.

>> chocolate peanuts. i think you like them a little bit. >> my favorite part. >> turn it on. >> what we've done is store-bought ice cream. let's pretend, shall we? >> mine is broken. >> i found it. okay. >> we are putting peanuts in. mixing it in. really easy. >> do you put fudge in it? >> yes. swirl that fudge in like kathie lee did. >> i don't want to do it how she did it. i want to do it my own way. >> think of all the things you can put in these ice creams. you can be as creative as you want, doughnuts and coffee, peanut butter and jelly swirl. >> this is so good. too bad you can't have this. oh, this is good. >> taste yours. we did nondairy chocolate sorbet for you today. >> oh, you did? >> yes. >> oh, wow! these are delicious how long does it take to freeze

it up to make it this -- >> i would say leave it in there three, four hours. once it's soft you have to refreeze it. >> i said two days ago i was going to give up sugar. >> oh, no. >> remember? >> well, indulge. >> we'll start that next week. >> how's that working out for you, hoda? >> you build muscles by scooping this for a party, right? >> oh, please. >> thank you very, very much. coming up next, we are so excited. nine-time grammy-winning norah jones. she is sensational and she will perform for us. first this is "today" on nbc. ♪ bring me back the good old days ♪

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it has been a decade since norah jones took the music scene by storm with her debut album "come away with me" which sold 20 million copies worldwide. >> love that album. now she is out with her fifth album called "little broken hearts." >> so good to see you. >> we've been waiting for you! we are so excited this is out. how is this cd different from the one we heard before? >> this was a lot different process for me because i went into the studio and we wrote all the songs together from scratch until it was done. >> and a different subject matter. people are calling it a breakup cd, but there's variety on it. >> all songs come from similar things in general. >> we know you're hitting the road. next week going to indy. >> big tour all over the place. >> we're so excited for you. what are you going to sing for us? >> we're going to sing a song called "say good-bye." >> thank you for being here. we are looking forward to it. norah jones, everybody. >> thank you.

♪ ♪ bring me back the good old days ♪ when you let me misbehave ♪ ♪ always knew it wouldn't last ♪ but if you ask i'd go again yeah i'd go again ♪ ♪ it's all right it's okay ♪ ♪ i don't need you anyway ♪ you don't have to tell the truth ♪

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