>> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with kathie lee gifford and hoda kotb live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. llo, everybody, welcome to winesday wednesday, it's june 1. i cannot believe it. that's my girl, that's fifth harmony. and we have a great show to kick off the sixth month of the year. the very funny and very talented and very, very elegant john leguizamo is here. >> how's it going? >> his life is taking a little bit of a dark turn, isn't it? >> a little bit, tiny bit. >> he's in that show "bloodline"

>> dark stuff, man. >> it worries me because i have a place in the's. >> where? key largo? key west? oh, you can't tell. i almost outed you, sorry. >> yeah, that's okay. i see that other side of the keys, but this is the dark side. >> oh, the dark side. key largo where i was staying was mad dark. everybody's always like this and. >> well, she lives up where i am. >> the nicer fancier -- that's not where they put me up. >> they put you up there? >> they put me up in the hilton. room service was lousy, it was terrible. first world problems. >> by the way, you're very good at periscope. >> at periscope? yeah. >> weren't you periscoping? >> yeah, i was doing a lot of that. >> is that a game? >> no, it's a way to communicate with his fans. >> like live. they can comment on you. >> he's like look where i am, come with me. and you get to live the life with john. it's cool. >> so you've moved beyond snapchat like hoda does. >>

geniuses. >> we're going to talk to you in a little bit and we can't wait to hear about the dark side. not a dark side but a pretty cool guy, country star and actor billy ray cyrus. is he calling himself bill? >> no, billy ray. >> okay, there's a y missing. >> please don't blame the prompter person. >> i want to know if he's changing his name like puff daddy did. [ laughter ] he's miley's dad so we'll hopefully get an update on her and he might have an announcement to make. >> about miley? >> maybe. maybe. >> we're standing by. it's graduation season but it's never too early to prepare kids for the real world. our friend susie welch is here, she'll tell parents what their kids should be focusing on as early as middle school. >> plus, you want to save a few bucks and cut your own hair? joh john? >> yes, i love saved money. my mom used to cut my hair with a flowbee, remember that? >> she did? >> what's a flowbee?

sucks it out and cuts the hair and it -- in one shot. >> i never heard of that. >> you're lucky. i didn't look so good. [ laughter ] >> anyway, arsene is going to be with us. he does most of our ambush make-omak makeovers. >> ready for words of wisdom? "if you talk bad about country music, it's about saying bad things about my mama. them's fighting words." you know who said that? >> blake shelton? >> dolly parton. >> oh! >> don't you love her? >> love her. >> merck's g e"america's got ta last night." it was a two-hour show, it was howie, mel b. and heidi klum and simon cowell. simon wasn't holding back. >> he hasn'tlo

take a look at his reaction to a boy band. ♪ i'm going under but i know i'll make it out ♪ alive, calling you my lover -- [ buzzer sounding ] ♪ bleeding till i can't -- [ buzzer sounding ] >> what's your name in the middle? >> tyler? >> yeah, you shouldn't be singing. >> no, that's harsh, no. >> you shouldn't be singing nervous. >> they were very nervous. >> i'm being honest, i don't want to say this was anywhere near good enough and you have to come back much better than that ch. >> he's honest. wow. >> he's kind of right. >> who asked you over there? [ laughter ] >> i mean my ears were hurting a little bit. he was a little bit terrible. i agree. >> they were only singing harmony so how did he know it was the middle guy? >> he knew. >> that's a pair of ears. >> it's always his tone. like you can say you're not good but the way he says it "you? what's your name, you're lousy." >> you're

shouldn't be acting. get out. i would be mortified if he was judging me. >> did you ever have somebody in your life that just downs you? >> my acting teacher back in the day, i won't name his name, david gideon. [ laughter ] but he used to be like "get off my stage, you don't deserve to be here. this is my class, your acting is --" >> did he get to see you become a big star? >> i hope so. >> well, he'll hear about it now. [ laughter ] >> my sister's voice teacher once said to me "stick to harmony, honey." >> what? >> you know, it made me angry. made me go and work at it and have a 40-year career as a singer because i think she did me a service. she wasn't unkind to me. >> revenge success. i did a lot of that. that's why i succeeded. to show people up. >> there you go. >> why not? >> one act simon did love was a performer named sam wills, also known as tape face. >> watch this dance to

red." at first simon was eh on it then it flowed. ♪ never seen so many men ask you if you wanted to dance ♪ looking for a little romance, give her half a chance ♪ i have never seen that dress you're wearing ♪ or the highlights in your hair, they catch your eyes ♪ you have been blind >> i like the fact that we don't know who you are, anything about you or what you're going to do. it was simple but clever, unique, funny, brilliant. >> how can you make a career off it? what else can he do? >> he had a couple of other things before. that was one of him. >> i'm anxious to see this one. 13-year-old laura left simon speechless when she performed nessun dorma. take

♪ ♪ >> oh! >> oh, my gosh. how old did we say she was? 13? that gave me chills, that was magnificent. >> doesn't she look like she surprised herself getting through it. you know she's talented but -- >> when you're in the end zone and you know you've nailed it, there's nothing better. >> we're going to do a wine bot, this is important. we do this game -- >> we'd like you to play with us, john. >> all right, bet. >> so here's the question. when you have a peanut butter sandwich do you go with strawberry jelly -- >> not jelly, hoda, i told you. >> strawberry preserves or grapes. grape or

strawberry but i want the wine bot to be fun and i thought everyone loved strawberry until i polled a lot of people who work here and tons of people who like ghrairape. do you like pb & j with strawberry and grape? john? >> i have to go classic strawberry. anything but strawberry doesn't work for me. >> so john is going strawberry. >> that's #katielee o or #teamhoda. so grape or strawberry? i think -- i went around and asked anybody, i didn't think anyone liked grape. you don't like grape? joanne likes it. you don't -- >> grape is gooey, it gets all gooey. >> this is where i like my grape, baby, right here. >> exactly. >> now regis' favorite treat in the entire world was smucker's strawberry preserves on a ritz. try that, too. >> he's a classy guy. look at that, we

look at that. we got a squirter. we got a squirter. [ laughter ] that's how i like my squirter. >> team hoda -- no, here we come. >> ghraib or strawberry. #teamhoda for grape. hump day hunk. we picked our hunk. should we reveal him. >> he's from a real ma drad soccer team. >> the hunk. >> cristiano ronaldo. with the bulging by accepts. >> -- he's 31, this is him in inbees saa. >> grape is killing it. >> look at that. >> we haven't hit the west coast yet. >> you know what's interesting? when you buy the jar of mixed up strawberry jelly, it's always grape. >> and you know scien

saying? >> it's a runaway. >> all righty, from standup to broadway movies, john leguizamo has done it all. >> now he's revealing all in a new role -- if you know what we mean. >> he's very, very naked. >> oh, yeah, right. >> we've got the video, by the way. we're going to show it. >> the nudity? oh, lord, it's not full frontal, it's a family show. >> "bloodline" is not a famil see, we can agree.reat. that one. ugh, come on. dad, can we turn up the heat? no. put on a sweater. honey, it's called a barber shop quartet. no! out! what? that was in! yeah finally, something the whole family can agree on. oscar mayer deli fresh ham made with pure honey for a taste everyone will love. fresh bread in the lostore every single day.ing

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inn? >> no, can't say as though i have. >> i'm staying in room number seven, lucky number seven. not much of a room but, wow, hell of a view, telling you. >> sorry, i didn't catch your name. >> i'm taking up all your time. i feel terrible. look, enjoy your meal. >> whoa! >> i got him! i got him! >> something he thought was not seen by anybody. >> but i saw that sucker. >> a witness. >> yeah, yeah. >> this is the family that seems on the surface to be a pretty typical nice family. >> crazy white family like all the other ones. >> like -- well, mine. >> like mine, too. crazy latin family. >> and there's a secret that they're all keeping and this guy could be trouble. >> i'm in there to shake things up a little bit. you could tell i theme to shake up things because i got a '70

always smoking a cigarette. and a man bun. you know a guy who has a man bun, you know he's going to be dangerous. [ laughter ] >> why are you seen nude in this this show? >> well, it was a post-coital situation. >> please don't use that word. >> french words. >> coital is not nice. >> it was after sex. >> who were you coiting with? >> i was coiting with the very coitiful edgar rice borough. so we're posting and i'm walking around and we start -- i start getting angry that the family is not paying her her bills because they should be paying her bills because she's the mom. i'm not ruining anything, i'm not spoiling. >> well, you can stream it right now and watch all the episodes. >> watch it. >> so we wanted to be sure. we did digging and we found other nude scenes. >> of mine? >> of yours,

you were on the red carpet, yeah. [ laughter ] we had to fuzz it out but that's how you showed up at the premier. >> i couldn't decide what to wear and i decided to just go buff. [ laughter ] luckily it was a warm day. [ laughter ] shrinkage is not a good thing. >> you were concerned about the shrinkage the day you shot that film. >> well, the day i shot "bloodline" because it was an emotional scene and when you get athletic there's a certain amount of shrinkage so i would self-fluff in between scenes. [ laughter ] because i didn't -- you know. >> self-fluff. >> but then there was a little inconsistency between the shrinkage and the self-fluffing and we could show anything because it didn't look like it matched. like i wasn't the same person. you know what i'm talking about. don't make me talk about this anymore. >> was this your first nude scene? >> my first full frontal. >> were you nervous?

who wants to be seen like that? >> hoda doesn't care. . >> you don't care? >> can we ask real quick about your kiddos? >> wow, that was a great segue, naked, how are your kids? >> we need to make this a family show. it's time. >> let's clean up this conversation. >> we should say in your opinion the justin bieber video, right? >> right. his first, his biggest hit, "what do you mean?" and beaker was gre ebieber was photos of my kids and asked them to be in the video but then they got cut out completely. >> you survived? >> i survived enough. >> how did you know him to be in the video in the first place, do you know his manager? >> i don't know his manager but i know the director, brad fuhrman, who did "the take" and a movie we have coming out in july so he asked me and my kids. >> well, say hello to your kids and the little woman at home. >> oh, the little lady. i tak

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you don't have time to sit in the salon, maybe you want to save a few bucks. we'll show you how to cut your own hair. >> there were secrets to lopping off your own locks. here to share his technique is our friend arsen gurgov. >> great to be here, guys. >> everybody's scared to do it. come on. we're afraid. >> everyone comes to me and says i did this at home, it's a big mistake, a mess. i will show you how to do it to be the safest way possible to create long layers when you have that moment that you want to be impulsive. >> we have jann

you'll cut jane in long layers? she's going to cut herself? >> give me your hair forward. this is the safest way to do it. >> invest in one of these brushes, very quickly bring it forward. make sure it's right in the center right here. and however long you want your layers to remain, that's how long you cut it. that's how much you cut it. here. >> don't cut much! just a little! jane! >> cut it! >> there you go. you save the length. come back, come back, there you go. look, you saved the length. the length has the same length. she has layers. she has long layers and there's no mistake. >> just straight across? >> exactly. >> jane, you're a brave woman. >> we have maria, maria will give herself bangs. >> bangs are very crucial, as you should know. >> yes, remember when you cut your own hair? >> oh, yes. yes. >> just make

shears, scissors that have teeth around you have a razor that has a feather blade so you don't cut yourself. the safest way to do this, you have to get one of these and maria -- >> maria, be careful. >> take the razor. >> oh, no. >> just decide -- and make sure wherever you do her bangs always make sure your chin is up, not down, because that's what people usually do. >> but you're -- >> hold the hair, take this and you can actually do this. hold this. chin up, chin up, see? look. and look it doesn't look straight across. >> it's like you're jaggedy. >> you're feathering it so it looks almost natural. look, i will show you as well. look at this. >> maria, looks good. >> that's enough. >> you want it even. >> come on, harlow is waiting

>> hello, little harlow. >> harlow is jane's daughter. >> hello, harlow. >> hi. >> wherever you have a chair, make sure that you're the one that sits. stand up for me, harlow, please. jane, you can sit. >> jane you'll cut her hair? >> yes. we actually gave -- so the tip here is everyone knows how to use scissors but not everyone knows how to get a straight line. look down, make sure he's looking at her belly button. >> what's jane doing? >> she cuts whatever length she wants to keep the hair. >> straight across? >> straight across you can cut it. >> do it. just cut it. that's it. >> that's nice and steady. >> so when it comes to the side also make sure she is looking at whatever side you want her to look. >> just a few more seconds. >> come on this side. see look, chin up, chin up,

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it's winesday wednesday. we're ready to play our weekly triya game called "who new" and this weekend the new andy samberg movie "pop star, never stop, never stopping" hits the theaters so we thought we'd quiz you on things that have the word "pop" in it. so kathie lee is across the street at 30 rock ready to give a hundred bucks to those who get the questions right and those who don't get one of her autographed cds. [ applause ] here to help me out from pop goes the week.com is our friend brian balthazar. >> this is going to be a funny movie and those questions are fun. >> kath take it away

you. lovely lady from boston. which of the following is not a real pop-tart flavor, maple bacon, coffee cake or hot fudge sundae. >> hot fudge sundae. [ buzzer sounding ] >> she's happy, she wanted this. >> the correct answer is coffee cake? >> there's no coffee cake one but there's a maple bacon one which i fully support which has maple in the middle and bacon-y -- it doesn't say bacon. it has bacon-y sprinkles. but it's limited edition. no coffee cake one. get on it, pop-tart people. >> i hope she loses so she can get this party animals because she teaches kindergarten. where do you teach? >> river ridge elementary in georgia. >> finish the lyric to in sync's 2001 hit song pop. >> i don't know the answer, do you? we don't know the song.

she doesn't know. [ buzzer sounding ] all right. brian is going to sing it for you. crank it up one more time. one more time. can we hear it? brian wants to sing. >> i do. desperately. this is happening, this is happening. ♪ this must be pop thank you, thank you. all right, moving on. >> that's all you got? >> that's all i got. >> this is my friend anna sofia, but we don't know each other but we tweet back and forth a lot so i hope you lose because this is on your bucket list. what cereal are snap, crackle and pop mascots for. rice krispies, corn pops or cocoa puffs. >> corn pops. [ buzzer sounding ] >> she knew but she wanted the cd. yay! >> what's the correct answer brian. >> the correct answer is rice krispies. first appeared on a box in 1933. they look much different now than then. this is the only game i've

says "i hope you lose." kind of a nice touch. >> or "you know you want to lose." >> in australia, we call them rice bubbles. that's what we call a fun fact. >> lovely lady from georgia. i'm all confused here because anna sofia said that cd was her favorite and she had worn it out so it was perfect. all right, what is iggy pop's real name? ignatius jones brinkman, jr., peter john anderson or james knewell caterburg, jr. you're thinking of who is iggy pop, aren't you? >> i've heard of him. >> a, b, or c? >> b. >> oh, my gosh, almost a clean sweep today. >> the correct answer by the way is -- >> we have a correction, though. i think she didn't say osterburg. it's james nell osterburg. you know him fromt

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innocent. >> yes, i love that. [ laughter ] >> hello! >> sounds like fun. good to see you. >> thank you, great to be with you. >> so this guy is a major loser but lovable. >> he's got a good heart. it's just easier for him to go downhill than up. >> how did you come up with this character? burning vernon. >> kind of -- my grandfather was a pentecostal preacher, i always loved elvis, i was playing down south in the midst of reinventing myself, my career, where am i going to go and i thought man, that's it, dysfunctional elvis impersonator who lies his way into the church as a preacher. >> because you wanted to make money? >> it seemed like -- i find out i got a 15-year-old daughter i didn't know i had. that's kevin farley in that scene with me, one of the funniest men i've ever worked with in my life. >> hopefully you'll be seeing him a lot because you're in jail a lot? >> he's my parole officer. >> who else can we expect in this. >> joy adams, you've seen her

she plays the mother of my daughter. a lot of great actors, actresses, the writing has just lent itself for the actors to step up and carry the scenes, i just keep it real and do what i do and let the actors act. >> these kind of characters do exist. >> is your daughter going to pop up in an episode or two, do you think? >> all the kids love the show. all the kids have fallen in love with -- >> we forget you have other ones. >> they all love the show and it's a lot of fun, it's kind of a quirky comedy that -- expect the unexpected? >> every time your daughter's name comes up in a magazine they're like "she's engaged, she's going to be engaged, she's about to be engaged." what does she tell you? >> they're really happy together right now and they know if they need a preacher they found one. >> so no big news. >> well, there is big news on another front, right? the cmt awards, we heard a rumor that somebody's going

performing. >> the rumor is true, i've been a big cheap trick fan for a long time and we're going to perform together at the cmt awards. >> one of their numbers or yours? >> we're going to go fun. >> in other words, you don't know yet? >> well, there's some talk about some difference things. they had a big hit with "don't be cruel" so maybe -- >> oh, the act. >> the elvis thing fits in. but you know still to be determined but for me just as a fan i'm looking forward to rock 'n roll with my heroes. >> >> we're working the mullet again, right? is this back or for the role? >> well, it's kind of -- i'm in between, to be honest. i'm kind of playing it by here. i'm still doing vernon. >> we have arsen gurgov still here if you want him to give you a snip. >> i can always take a snip. >> we're happy to see you. >> all the best with the new show. we want to be on it. >> you've got to. we have

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if your kids are in college or just recently graduated you may have had a lot of discussions about their careers and finding a j-o-b. >> but the reality is that conversation needs to happen as early as middle school according to career expert susie welch who's here with lots of good advice. >> who's always right. >> tell my kids that. we'll get to that advice in a minutes but let's look at why it's so important to help your children figure out their strengths and prepare them for their future sooner rather than later. >> class of 2016, it is your turn now to shape our nation's dest

>> get to work, it's a message our kids have been hearing all their lives and if you're a parent in 2016, the headlines are telling you a story you can't ignore. the job market is tough. while the economy is slowly recovering, the unemployment rate is still higher than levels prior to the recession. >> the world is a lot more complex between technology changes and globalization. a lot of jobs that were there for us will not be there for them. >> equally worrisome, a high percentage of graduates are working in low-skilled jobs, some of which don't even require a degree. >> i studied psychology, i haven't not been able to find something in that career path because i have to go back to school so i'm currently working at sephora. >> let's not forget, increasing student loan debt is putting more pressure on young job seekers to get to work and pay down those bills. these days a college graduate leaves school with an

$37,000 in debt. because of these reasons and more, it's never too early to start talking with your kids about how they will find and build viable careers. >> wow. the idea of starting early, when you're talking about early, how early? >> by middle school for sure be starting to talk about the real world of work with your kids. >> what difference can you make when it comes to middle school? >> start thinking about life skills. you talk about what do we know about the future? you're going to have to pivot without panic, as i say. and you have to learn how to change jobs quickly, learn new skills, learn new technologies so you need to move your kids into activities where there's unfamiliar things they're doing and up familiar people. if they love sports try them in art class but make sure they're exposed to quick changes and becoming comfortable with that. >> what if a kid already knows exactly what they want to do. >> you are so lucky. if that's the case in middle school, encourage them and build

want, say they want to be a doctor or nurse, you still have to teach them to deal with unfamiliar situations and people because that's the real world. >> they always talk about young kids learning languages. is that a top priority? >> not because the world needs you to speak a different language than english because the language of the world is english but because of the discipline it teaches you. >> let's go to high school. what do you want kids to learn? >> skills like carpentry and electronics? >> those are great skills and vocational training is fantastic and start doing that if that's for your kid but the numbers are staggering in terms of employment levels, salary level, job satisfaction, almost two to three times higher when you have a college degree. so if you have the ability to send your kid to college or know scholarships, college should not be an optional do we go, don't we go? that will change the trajectory of your ki

college as if it will happen, start looking at slcholarship options and accept the fact that college will change their life. >> and they might have to be paying for it for the rest of their life. >> that's why you want them to get a good job. >> sometimes there are sciences, technologies, there are different things. >> this is stem. the world of stem. that stands for science, technology, engineering and math and for some of us like myself where this was not a natural thing you have to force yo urs to expose your kid to stem. suggest the activity and the class in coding. that's where the job growth is for future. >> you have area of destiny. >> this was by pastor terry smith that talks about thinking about your kids' future in terms of three superhighways, what you're good at, what you love to do and what the world needs. that intersection, start thinking about that in high school. start thinking about those three superhighways. >> and we have a few second left for college but what are the

>> it used to be you could find yourself in college. not anymore. think about a targeted curriculum. >> we're getting ready for graduation. >> summer internships. this is hard, most of them don't pay because it's a short term pain for long-term gain. make sure your kid is thinking about this and as you said, kathie lee, if your kid isn't a person who should go to college there's great vocational training. >> when my toilet is backed up i want a plumber not a ph.d. >> i hear you. >> we'll be back with more in a moment. >> but first, this is "today" on nbc. >> you didn't graduate, susie. >> throw it off. stronger is rebuilding a newborn's heart... and restoring a father's faith. it's standing tall after one surgery... not six. stronger is being a typical kid...

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right now major damage to an arlington home after an early morning fire. firefighters say two people were warned to get out quickly. and i'm erika gonzalez watching a dangerous situation in parts of texas. we're going to show you how this man was just rescued this morning as flooding becomes an even greater problem. here, june starting off feeling like summertime. a look at our next chances for storms coming up. news 4 midday starts now. firefighters say that people who lived in this house can thank their neighbors for saving t