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>> wines day wednesday, may 6 president. a terrific show. we love it when dr. oz makes a house call, here celebrating the 1,000th episode. >> who would have thought. >> of his emmy winning show. what to expect. i think he will have a fantastic guest on one of my favorite people on the planet who shall remain nameless hugh jackman. while most of you were celebrating cinco de mayo last night what our how ka woman was doing. >> a big concert event in the city. it was fun. florida georgia line was there. a lot of people. i loved it. sop happy. >> actor david burtka is here, talking about his newest role on broadway and what it's like to raise two kids with neil patrick harris. >> our girl lilliana is here with her luxe for less. >> hi. >> this is the cutest postage stamp i've seen into you are a postage stamp. >> it's affordable too which i love. >> okay. >> so last week we asked your viewers to tweet us with the items that they wanted me to find at a luxe for less price. >> our viewers. you are part. >> thank you. >> we asked our viewers and they said two things. loretta from massachusetts wanted us to find her bags. >> yes. >> and that looks like this one is expensive. >> expensive. >> and then sandra also, from virginia, wanted to find swim suites. i poured through all the tweets, internet through the racks and i found incredible deals for these ladies. >> good. >> at the end of the show i will show you everything i found and loretta and sandra, stick around because we have a huge surprise for them. >> we do? >> postage stamp -- >> maybe. >> all right. >> all right sweetheart, thank you. >> would you like words of wisdom? >> i am ready. i have a bad neck. let's go. >> always help someone. you might be the only one who does. ever walk by somebody and say i'm sure someone else will do it or i want to do that but i'm positive -- you should do it. >> that's what they say. >> when i first moved to -- from l.a. to new york 31 years ago thinking i would be here for a year and i remember praying sincerely lord don't let me get caught up with the energy and pace of this city and the millions of people without being able to see the one. >> yeah. >> because, you know, we -- people are invisible, they become faceless. >> yeah. >> it's important to remember. was that a nod? >> it always is. >> my mother's favorite philosopher, anonymous. >> i miss my dog. i'm on day two of blake in boot camp. >> you haven't told anybody yet. >> i didn't. >> want to talk -- he was starting to get a little aggressive. >> well -- >> you usually like that in men. >> he didn't bite. he just snaps. >> yeah. >> a little. >> which is frightening. look at him. >> the lady came and scooped up the cutest dog and she said -- what? the second cutest according to you. and took him to camp. it's a camp. >> four weeks. >> for dogs. four weeks. you can't visit. >> why hoda didn't let the lady take the dog in january or february does not make sense to me. >> my dog does not growl like that. he is sweet and cute. he is adorable. >> i miss waking up. >> know who is having the time of their lives? duke and duchess of cambridge are going on a road trip and driving themselves. why is that news? >> they were spotted leaving kensington palace. hi, we're in the suv with the kids in the back. >> just like normal people. >> the prince, princess newborn and other baby all together. they're going two hours away to their vacation home. >> yeah. the queen's sandingham estate. >> they're slumming it. >> they're in the suv driving. >> yes, but what we cut off, there has to be a detail that goes with them, security detail everywhere. must be nice for them to have their own -- be in their own car. >> there they are. >> oh, my gosh. how wild. >> they have two perfect looking -- security detail. two perfect looking children. great health for them health and happiness. >> we saw charlotte outside. >> i bet they're not command o. >> probably not. there's charlotte, so cute. william on paternity leave. >> i like that idea. >> i do too. they filled out the birth certificate yesterday and that took work because you had to fill out all the different names. the prince's name his royal hineness arthur william lewis duke of cambridge. >> catherine is a commoner, i hate that word known as she was when they got married her royal highness, catherine elizabeth the duchess of cambridge. >> occupation down as the prince and princess of the uk. >> what are you the princess of. >> my own apartment. i mean -- duke -- i mean of blake's -- >> blake's mama. >> can you name this face? do you know who this is? we're gaeg to give you lints as you look at it. it's not an easy one to put your finger on. maybe you will know. >> wow. >> picture one of those weird fat mirrors at the circus. >> he's not that cheeky in real life. >> not that cheeky. >> starred in "crazy stupid love" and the tv show "the following." ready. "foot loose." >> that is kevin bacon with jewel s jowls. >> big time. >> he wrote, greetings from the uk. he didn't say why he was doing it. i wonder if that's -- that looks like it's a manipulation of a photo as opposed to -- >> he's always been known for being so, you know -- angular. >> very chiselled. >> yeah. >> some say maybe doing a commercial. >> for that company. >> yeah. >> out there. so he used prosthetics on his face. that's interesting. any how. >> we think this is. heidi klum were you close to your dad like hoda and i were. >> heidi klum gave an interesting reveal. she said when she was giving birth to her four children she revealed that there was somebody who was videotaping the actual birth and the person who was doing it. >> was never her husband or friend. >> no. she chose her dad to do it. she said she wanted her husband seal, by the time, holding her hand and didn't want to hire a stranger to shoot the thing and asked her dad if he would shoot the actual delivery of the baby and -- >> she said, i had no problem with my dad doing it at all. i'm his kid. he made me. he can watch my kids being born. >> she called it normal. >> the culture she came out of in europe, so much freer about certain things like that. >> i can't even -- >> that's the last place in the world my father would have wanted to be. >> could you imagine. >> he would not have been able to do a video. >> no. he would have been freaking out. just think about how embarrassed you are with other things with your dad in terms of everything. i can't imagine being completely -- >> there is one -- >> vulnerable. >> videotape that does exist somewhere of me, wasn't videotape, it was film. >> film. >> film. >> black and white film. one christmas. >> what happened? >> i was so excited to come down the stairs because -- that i just came down naked. >> you did? >> my daddy -- those old real to reel things. a sex tape of me does exist. dude. only time i remember being naked in my entire life. "the voice" last night was big. >> revealed the top five and two bottom ones as usual and both came from team christina. india and kimberly. watch them perform and we'll decide. ♪ oh, ♪ ♪ you are, you are ♪ ♪ you are ♪ >>. ♪ and if i catch you coming back my way i'm going to serve it to you ♪ ♪ what you want to hear that's what i'll do ♪ ♪ hey ♪ >> okay. . so india is the first girl in the yellow dress. >> i loved her hair. >> kimberly in white. this was crazy. they were voting last night, the vote got so close it was literally, this is a twitter vote for viewers at home it was split 50/50. exactly. let's see what happened. >> the person that did it knew something about that. >> one of you instantly saved, the other goes home tonight. india you're moving on in the semifinals. >> that was quick. >> the other one -- >> you think? >> hoda, i thought -- >> i thought the other one was going to win. >> i did too. >> i thought the first girl was terrific. it's a sound you've heard a lot. >> yeah. >> the other girl had a personality. >> unique. >> christina's face was a little interesting, wasn't it? 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>> i'm having the time of my life. >> while killing you. >> it's not killing mep. it's a joy. it's not -- it's a joy to be going to work every day and the show is only an hour and 40 minutes, no intermission. >> the best kind of show. >> and you're out of there. >> semi life. >> tuesday and thursday we have 7:00 shows. i was home by 9:10 last night. >> and two little ones at home, 4 years old. you've sort of mixed things up a little bit while neil was doing "how i met your mother". >> neil patrick harris your husband. >> you were the one at home with the babies and now he's doing it. >> yeah. >> waited until all the diaper days were over. smart. >> yeah. now they're talking, you can reason -- >> reason with them. >> beautiful children. >> thank you. >> they are adoreble. >> they're great. >> tell us about that. >> they're fantastic. they're fun. very different in their own ways. very girly, very boy. he's into transformers now and she wants to be presented. she's singing everywhere. he's into cooking. cooks with me all the time. she wants things brought to her. >> you and neil patrick harris who is the discipline narron and who lets things go. >> i'm the maternal calm give daddy a hug and he gets the stern, strong voice. >> i'll give you something to cry about. >> yeah. >> save the chairs for later because you're going to need them. he doesn't say that. but he's -- he's more of a discipline narron and he's more, you know, certain task maker. >> so you're eight shows a week, which anybody has done broadway knows is a grind. i understand and people don't realize it's always a work in progress before you open. and something called previews for a reason because you change up the show. can you show us a little bit of the dance you had to put in the night of. >> oh, yeah. >> it was wild. they -- daryl the producer, we had so sort of easy soft shoe with my dad in the show and she said, he's a fred astair winner. he's danced before on broadwayp. give him a big dance number. >> why don't you. >> let's see it. >> camera. >> you got it. let's see. i have to go from the -- i have to -- >> we both know it's wrong. >> okay. >> watch this, dad. >> yes. >> oh, now -- >> we sold some tickets just then. >> i hope so. >> great to see you. >> my pleasure. >> your wonderful family. >> coming up next, "unbreakable kimmy schmidt" star titus burgess is ♪ ♪ ♪ hershey's spreads. bring the delicious taste of hershey's chocolate to anything - everything. with hershey's spreads, the possibilities are delicious. ok. oh chocolate! happy anniversary. ok. no one removes messes better than cloroxent early skin aging and skin cancer, all with the cleanest feel. it's the best for your skin. neutrogena® ultra sheer®. >>> i'm scott mcgrew. scientists have been examining the dead humpback whale in pacifica. early word from our reporter on the scene is it looks as if the whale was most likely hit by a boat. we'll have lots more detail coming up at 11:00. >>> also happening today. democratic presidential contender hillary clinton visits the bay area. she is scheduled to attend two fund raisers in san francisco. the first fund raiser takes place this afternoon at pac heights. tickets for the event cost $2700 a pop. >>> there are fairly serious news going on in the traffic world. mike inouye will have that for us coming up after the break. >>> welcome back folks. as scott said we have some pretty serious issues going on in the traffic department. this is the bay bridge. your typical commute backup. i wanted to show you despite the lightening commute. this has built here of. the approac

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>> we had the type of friendship where we wouldn't see each other for four or five years and something would bring us together. kelly was a great girl. >> reporter: a great girl who authorities believe was having an affair with sheel la's husband dan trot. for him, that seemed a potential motive for murder. does this case have an affair. >> yes. >> sex. >> sure. >> jealousy. >> on both sides. >> and a nightmare and visions and who knows what. clairvoyance. >> of course that's our suspect saying she's clair foye yant. for us that's somebody who's going to kill jim. >> i'm going to take that away or hurt her as much as she hurt me. >> she la filed for divorce and claims she encouraged the divorce. >> the fact that i set him up with him. >> you assetset them up. >> yes, absolutely. >> wait a second. >> she was my ticket out of a bad marriage. god's honest truth if i was going to kill anybody it would have been here. >> the prosecutor isn't buying one word of sheila's story or her dream of murder that apparently came true. >> you don't believe that she had some supernatural ability that all these facts came to her in a dream. >> no i don't think she's clairvoyant. i think she's a killer. >> peter van sant joins us at the table. e i'm fascin sons. i can't imagine how difficult it must be to testify against your mother. what role did they play? >> they were eyewitness to her when she woke up and mumbled in this dream state. they were called to the stand to testify what they heard. but they're absolutely convinced of their mother's innocence. >> how old are they? young men, little kids? >> late teens. >> old enough. what evidence do the prosecutors have against her? >> it all focuses on the family what they heard. because the case itself is circumstantial. there are no eyewitnesses no murder weapon, no dna. it's all what happened when she woke up and told the family what she had -- what this vision was about. >> now you've left us with a very strong bite. she's not clairvoyant. she's a murderer. >> we shall see. >> we shall see on saturday. that's right norah. i've got to clarify. we shall see. you can watch the full report. i'll be in las vegas for the fight but i'll dvr it. >> i'm ukee washington, in the news within the last half hour firefighters have cold fire in north philly. chopper three over the 500 block of west cambria street in the fair hills section of philadelphia. firefighters were able to event the roof of this row home, to get the upper hand on the blaze, the fire broke out about 7:00 this morning and there are no reports of injuries. >> let's get your friday forecast with katie. good morning. >> overall not terrible one. even though we are tracking storm system, you can see the wet weather, very evident over my shoulder, so we take you full screen, storm scan3 where this storm system still brewing, brinking in quite a bit of rainfall intensity to the southern delmarva peninsula, not here. we got just barely clipped by it overnight, with some rain, and the southern most counties, all sort of since just migrated off to the south. so while you could still see isolated shower, you have generally got some clouds, some sun cool breeze, and cool air mass, just in general here, by comparison to recent days. that's it. we drop town to 48 degrees later tonight. in the days ahead not only are we warming up significantly, but overall some nice weather. stray shower tomorrow, specially late in the day, from philly on wells. and then we look ahead to tuesday late in the day next cold front comes along and that's what sends us back into the cooler by comparison at least upper 70s for wednesday justin? >> storm moving to the south decent amount of sunshine, we use little rain, help green up the grass little bit. seventy-six, again right around montgomery, headed into the city again little slow, so, do you have have the patients in morning if you are if you are indeed bound into the sit about to leave and head into philadelphia. new jersey looking okay, southbound on 42 northbound the headlight, really not that bad as far as the volume goes. some of the travel times not too bad for this friday morning, southbound on 95 woodhaven, to the vine, 26 minutes, back over to you. >> next update 8: five, a up next on cbs this morning billionaires battling to be the first to bring every day citizens to spa lets say this is your tv and these are the channels you pay for with cable but these are the types of channels you actually want to watch what if you could pay for what you want, and not for what you don'tet kids channels sports... or entertainment mix and match, or get them all. now fios brings you a totally new way to customize your tv starting at $74.99 -- including internet and phone. cable just gives you channels. fios gives you choice. >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning." coming up in this half hour the new space race. jeff bezos launched a test rocket this week. why they're battling to get into the space business. >>> one thing you haven't seen on youtube. we'll go behind the scenes with which video you'll be talking about. that's ahead. >>> "roll call" looks at instances of guns in capitalthe capitol. two guns were left behind in a bathroom. in a third instance, a janitor found a weapon in plain sight at the capitol police headquarters. >> that's not very comforting. >>> "the dallas morning news" says george w. bush resume as bike ride with the wounded warriors. it's a 100-kilometer bike ride at his ranch in crawford texas yesterday. it honors the bravery of servicemembers wounded in afghanistan and iranqiraq. >>> britain's "guardian" says a man hung up on the pope twice. he often calls up when he hears about problems. the man apologized and the pope said the mistake was funny snooki. >> i can see why it is a joke. >> really, this is the pope. please don't hang up. >>> affiliate wrbl says another mom is showing tough love. in georgia chiquitahill called the police on her son after he was disrespectable to a teacher. she asked the police to apretend arrest him. it worked. >> i bet he won't berude to the teacher again. >>> this week jeff bezos blue origin success employ launched a rocket. it went 58 miles into the air before returning to earth. the amazon found der is competing in a space race with other billionaires like richard branson and elon musk. we're joined to talk about this. so what's going on with all these people thinking that they've got to go into space? >> there's a lot of excitement. a lot of people want to go into space. it's a goal of a lot of people to get into life. >> do they do it because it's their passion to do something like this or a gold mine at the end of the rainbow? >> it's a little bit of both there's an interview from jeff bezos in high school where he wanted to build hotels in space. it was said the world's first trillionaire will be made in space from asteroid mining and things like that. >> when? >> we're still a few years away. virgin galactic was looking really good but they had an unfornlt gnatun unfort nanltunate incident where they lost a co-pilot in a crash. if you have a million dollars right now you can write a check and get a ride up. it's not something i can do. >> you need to raise it if you don't have $20 million to go to the international space station. what's your definition oar affordable. what does that mean exactly? >> the first commercial space flights from virgin and blue or gin will probably be tens of millions. the goal is to get it down to under the cost of a nice car that someone could reasonably afford. it will still be expensive but not that much. it's a lot of rocket fuel so these not cheap. >> how did the blue origin test go? >> it went well. they got up to 93 kilometers. pretty close. they have a little bit more work to do and a lot more test dog. they need to prove they can do it repeatedly and they want to do it monthly. they need to approve they can do this again and again and again safely and repeatedly. >> who's doing the best? who's ahead? >> it's a tight race between virgin galactic and blue origin. they were looking good untilad that unfortunate incident last october. there's questions about the safety issues before they can begin testing again. blue origin the test has been going well. but they've been secretive. >> both are par for the course being excite but very competent. >> yes. they're tech ceos and they love to be secret about what they love to do. >> i heard you say you'd love to go. what about you? >> i would tlosh go. >> no thanks. what about you, jim? >> i would want to go but not as badly as my wife who would love to cash out our house and things. >>> we'll show you how they celebrated ten years of creating online sensations from around the world but it faces challenges in an ever-expanding industry. you're going to meet the man in charge of tracking what's hot. does youtube create trends or do you just keep up with them? >> i think it's both right. it's become a mirror of our culture, right? >> reporter: kevin is head of culture and trends at youtube, a job that requires being on the constant lookout for the next clip to go viral wlrks it's youtube's most watched video, the korean pop song ""began gang em style." >> his video games are followed by more than 5 million people. pleem playing video gates are the sites' biggest draws. >> do you ever look at it and it the most popular and you think i doan get it? >> all the time. >> so many things become popular and you start to understand this may not be something i understand but the people who are into this thing love it. so you get used to that happening a lot. >> i'm hungry. >> reporter: youtube claims to have bailion users, which is to say one out of seven people on earth making it a global stage open to virtually anyone. >> there's 300 hour of video uploaded to youtube every minute. it's an incredible amount of things. that can be a very telling thing telling about where we are. >> you can watch it on sunday morning. you'll meet youtube's biggest stars. her first interview since coming back fra maternity leave. she'll show us why she believes paid maternity leave is good for business. we'll talk with her about whether youtube is making any money and their next steps in that business. but youtube is what my kids use in my house. it's redefined the way people sort of watch tv an consume media. >> i view it all the time. >> me too. >> mainly for instructional videos. >> like how to tie a bow tie or something like that or fry an egg? >> no. how to serve a tennis ball. >> do you really? >> oh yeah, absolutely. >> i'm looking forward to susan -- you talking to susan. i think she's fascinating. >> she is fascinating. >> she is onto something. >> that includes a dad, a father and a son who we think will blow your mind. >>> i'm john blackstone in what looks like a normal suburban backyard but it's really the headquarters of action movie kid. we'll join him on his latest adventure and see his new book coming up on "cbs this morning." ready to get rid of that old mower and move up to a honda well, you couldn't have picked a better time choose from ten different models with features you just won't find on any other mower whether you decide on the rock solid hrr series or the amazing hrx series you owe it to yourself to check out these incredible mowers and see what sets honda aparfrom all others visit the website you see here for specials going on right now and find the honda power equipment dealer nearest you honda lawnmowers very smart we snap it. we stack it. we smoosh it. we love it. hershey's makes it a s'more... you make it special. hershey's is mine, yours our chocolate. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ if you want it ♪ ♪ go out and get it ♪ >>> do you believe in magic? that's the song and that's the question. he really really loves play time with his young son who's got a wild imagination. what if he could use skills to record video of his son and give him superhero powers. john blackstone shows us how that turned into action movie kid. the addventures turned into a movie published by simon & schuster, a division of cbs. >> reporter: this boy is pretty much your typical 4-year-old with super human powers. the action movie kid videos have blowed up online scoring millions of views. they're created by his dad, a special effects wizard who's worked on films such as "kung fu began 2." >> i've told you about climbing on there. >> reporter: the short clims involvein involve them. they're simply captured on a smartphone and then turned into movie quality magic. >> you forgot your lunch. >> he's pretending to be i iron man. i thought it would be so fun to show him. >> what was your reaction the first time you saw james blowing the kitchen apart? >> sorry. >> i guess i thought, oh. >> reporter: his mom has her own outlet. creating custom chocolates for parties and events for a home kitchen. >> he has a daddy who makes cartoons and he lives basically in a chocolate factory, so he's a lucky kid. >> and in a twist on the old story, he's coming to a tookbookstore. they're teaming up to right their first action movie thanks to an app called blipper. amazing what you can do with an old-fashion book. >> you had video ideas but when it came to writing a book mandy, you became the brains of the operation? >> mostly. i don't know if came. >> i would give her credit to the operation overall. >> reporter: combining his heroic deeds with his love of sci-fi, the book has the kid taming a slime monster. >> slime monster is no match for action movie family. >> action movie family. >> wow. >> let's go. >> hopefully part of the lesson of the book is that if as a parent you engage in your child's imaginative play you can kind of create these really fun memories for them. >> reporter: and fear not. "action movie kid" is not bidding farewell to the small screen. >> what are you exploring now? >> reporter: new movies are in the making. >> grave hard house. >> that sounds dangerous. >> i know. >> reporter: the kid will be back with his 7-month-old sisz ter with her own action. >> believe she has super powers. she has the ability to move things with her mind. i have a feeling sibling rivalries are in order. >> reporter: for "cbs this morning," john blackstone, los angeles. >> that's absolutely adorable. >> very cool dad. what a creative house. >> we were playing monopoly at my place. >>> we're going to look at some of the most unforgettable moments of the week. that's next on "cbs this morning." why do we do it? why do we spend every waking moment, thinking about people? why are we so committed to keeping you connected? why combine performance with a conscience? why innovate for a future without accidents? why do any of it? why do all of it? because if it matters to you it's everything to us. the xc60 crossover. from volvo. >>> one of new york's major museums is moving downtown today. the whitney museum of american arts, beautiful new home opens to the public this morning. the whitney, by the way, is taking over our instagram account over the weekend to show off their new digs. >> that does it for us. as we leave you, let's take a look back at the week that was. have a great weekend. >> i ask you go home. >> it's not a war. we want our rights. >> this was the intersection that was the scene of the largest clashes with police. >> it's idiotic that by destroying your city you're going to make life better if anybody. >> they just outnumbered us and out ranked us. we needed to have more enforcement. >> seeing my son across the street with a rock in haze hand i think at that moment i just lost it. >> there could be many more dead and injured where help still isn't getting through. >> the effect of the quake on the mountain was dramatic. >> the sound of this was bigger than anything i'd ever heard. >> as the sun comes up here in texas we're starting to get a better idea of all the damage. >> biggest hail i've ever seen. >> this is the civil rights issue of all time. >> sue love ss gerald. -- >> he's shooting. >> he risked his life for everybody. >> time to get out. >> we do need to take focus on climate change. >> california is bone dry. do you think bradley cooper came here because he wanted to -- he needed a glass of water. ♪ >> are you nervous? >> no. i think i'm more excited than nervous. >> floyd mayweather. give it up. >> are you excited? >> i'm black, i'm rich i'm outspoken. >> why did it take five years for this fight to happen? >> i believe that it's god's plan. >> gayle you're going. >> and so is charlie. we're not going together but we're going. i'll find out your room number later. >> can you measure over this last year what the damage was to the reputation of the nfl? >> we have a very high standard for our own conduct. we didn't meet the zarnd because we didn't get it right. ♪ >> charlie, don't you like a girl in wings? >> i like a girl in victoria's secret. >> okay. >> you say you should have your listening face. >> yeah, you need to be paying attention to what you're doing with your face. >> no. this is my listening face. >> charlie rose i have a bit of a crush on you. you make me laugh. you're a perfect cloup and the great clowns don't know when they're being funny, and that's what you are, charlie. >> let's see where the salmon ends up. >> all that -- i watch the show. i know what your signature is. >> i spoke to charlie. he accidentally face timed me. >> i don't even know what face timed is. >> and all that matters. >> i was talking to her on the phone and i didn't even recognize her. >> charlie you're telling too much information. >> on "cbs this morning." >> in c at cloroxa science. now pre-treat with clorox 2! watch stains disappear right before your eyes. remove 4 times more stains than detergent alone. there's over two hundred thousand students in philadelphia. jim kenney and tony williams are fighting over public schools versus charters. i think they're both wrong...it's making sure they all get a good education. teachers should have their contracts respected. they also should be held accountable. and it's wrong philadelphia gets less school funding than other parts of pennsylvania. i'll work with harrisburg to change that. but if they refuse i'll take them to federal court. as mayor i'll do what's right for them. >> a former aid to new jersey governor, chris christie; expected to plead guilty today in connection with the bridgegate scandal. wild scene will appear federal court in newark, where a grand jury has heard testimony in secret, for month over the gridlock at the george washington bridge in september september 2013. >> cooperating withe res

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comedian amy schumer on the tinseltown trend. >> the director said that i was too old to play larry king's wife. >> reporter: according to a new study, it turns out that hollywood frontmen are cast against much younger counterparts. harrison ford working mostly with women at least 15 years younger. >> that's not even a competition, it's so much easier for a man in hollywood it's unfair. >> reporter: but in this case, art isn't mimicking real life. the average age difference in couples barely more than two years. gyllenhaal went on to say, it bad, and then it made made me feel angry and then it made me laugh. her age not stopping playing opposite jeff bridges in crazy heart. >> are you mad at me? >> there's only one way an actress can fight back, that is create your own materiel. elizabeth banks and angelina jolie becoming directors. >> reporter: as for gyllenhaal she says she's fine and on the lookout for her next big role. men are writing, producing and directing. the only way to change the conversation is what elizabeth banks is doing, directing "pitch perfect 2," which is doing great at the box office. that should also send a powerful message in hollywood. look at you brushing off your coat, your cameo. >> how's elizabeth banks' direction? >> it was her first time and it was really fascinating to watch her behind the scenes, doing this, and for the opener -- she holds the highest opening for a first-time director. >> that's awesome. >> it is. thank you, paula. have a good weekend. >> well, you have a great weekend as well. >>> and also with "pitch perfect," jessie j sings a song. it all comes together. >>> also in our heat index a possible botox breakthrough. we already know what it can do to wrinkles over a course of a few months, but a new study finds that it also could also have long-term benefits for your skin. abc's mara schiavocampo has that story. >> reporter: botox is medicine's secret weapon. >> i am very, very, very, very upset about this. >> you don't look upset. >> oh, it's the botox. i can't show emotion for another hour and a half. >> reporter: and while cinderella's story pokes fun at potential side effects, a new study out of canada suggests that botox may have more benefits than we thought. it may actually be more than just a quick fix. and could possibly provide long-term benefits. a potential real-life fountain of youth. >> elasticity is a sign of youth. when you're in your teens, 20s and into your early 30s, you have a lot of elasticity. late 30s, 40s, 50s, diminishing returns. >> reporter: but a new study partly sponsored by allergan, 43 women received botox injections, and after a four-month period they saw significant improvement in their skin's elasticity. >> when you treat patients with botox, that you start to get back to that more youthful skin. >> reporter: she has been getting botox for the past four years says she's seen amazin >> i think it brightens up my face and i think it makes me look more relaxed. >> reporter: while this was a small study and the first of its kind it could mean a big breakthrough in beauty science. for "good morning america," mara schiavocampo, abc news, new york. >> and our thanks to mara for that. >>> time for a little friday edition of "pop news" out here. >> "pop news" in the park, are you guys ready? >>> i know you'll agree, there was something magical about reese witherspoon, and now, we'll get to see her onscreen in the forthcoming tinkerbell movie. she star and produce the film "tink." it's being penned by the same writer of finding nemo the sequel. disney has been greenlighting a bunch of fairy tales recently. >> it was great. >> i love that, george. i think we're going to love this. reese will sprinkle her pixie dust as the world's most famous fairy, that's coming up. we're looking forward to it. let's go, guys. chop, chop. >>> right now, turn that frown upside-down, people, not only is it friday, we have found the secret to looking youthful, just smile. i love this story. asked more than 2,000 people to guess women's ages in different photos. in one photo the woman was smiling, the other frown, the other foe it was neutral. the results showed that the smiling faces were judged to be two years younger than neutral smiles. simple smiling relaxes the body making your seem younger. big smile. >>> i have a big smile on my face for this. come on over here. a supersized pop-in -- joel mchale in the house. host of "the soup" on e! and now a member of the abc family of sorts, and you'll explain why. >> i have a big announcement. >> yes. >> robin and i are getting married, everyone. we're getting married -- >> my girlfriend might have something to say about that. >> whatever. don't tell her 37. i'm going to host the espys on july 15th. look how excited everyone is. you know what the espys are? >> you will. >> stweet, look at that. >> we were at the correspondence dinner when you hosted last year and you killed it. >> thank you very much. >> so, i'm wondering, that's a very different room than a room filled of athletes. a different game plan? >> yeah, don't get hurt, because they're professional athletes and they're skilled and they can kill me, so, i'm worried about being hit by assorted types of balls, hockey sticks, baseball bats, so, i'm going to wear a helmet most of the show. >> that's a very good. >> hey, listen, joel does a very funny thing on his website. you look at pictures. you call this, what's going on? a supersized version in pop news. we'll show you a photo and you'll say what you believe is going on. photo number one. >> photo number one. all right, i can't see a thing. >> what's going on her >> that's clearly judy garland. that's a dog dressed up as dorothy from "the wizard of oz." famous scene where dorothy pooped all over the place. >> okay, photo number two. >> this is -- yeah, number two. this is where bert and ernie get diabetes. it's a very special "sesame street." >> photo number three. >> photo number three. oh that's guy on "the bachelor." >> right. >> he's like, i'm going to find the love of my life. again, he also got diabetes, it's a continuing theme in the photos you guys choose. >> that's it. >> that's it. >> there's ryan seacrest getting ready for a fox hunt -- that's great. >> put that back on. >> put that back on. >> i really feed to examine that photo. >> you do? >> i just said ryan seacrest is going on a fox hunt. >> a sampling of the magic, everybody, that's joel mchale. >> july 15th. >> the espys july 15th right here on abc. >> so glad to have you and robin and joel, congratulations. >> we're very excited. >>> time now for the weather, i believe. >> i think we got more time with me? >> i would love to. i'll do the weather, that's great. will you guys pay me? >> absolutely not. >> is it ginger? >> ginger. >> joel mchale you're one of the only people i'd let do the weather. we can't wait for the espys. let's talk about how hot jessie j, are you all excited? are you pumped? oh, this crowd is getting going and so is the weather this morning. 74 today. philly, 76. look at tomorrow morning, though, freeze warnings and frost advisories. if you're around tomorrow morning, it's going to be cold. a quick look at memorial day and the cities there. >> hello, i am meteorologist mike nicco with the forecast. we are going to have drizzle this morning, and a stray shower through the afternoon and you can see sunshine from time to time. one more chance of drizzle tone and a quiet holiday weekend. it is coming at us. today, we will have upper 50s to increasely 60 along the coast in san francisco and low-to-mid 60s an the bay and mid-to-upper 60s for inland neighborhoods with 70s prevalent inland east bay of the seven-day forecast shows warmest >> george, the dance party has started. let's get back over there. >>> thank you, ginger. time now for "shark tank your life." two entrepreneurs ready to go head to head. products that might come in handy this holiday weekend. barbara corcoran here. let's get right to it. let's start out with greg stacy. a gadget that he says is a grillmaster's dream. take it away, greg. go for it. >> well, hi, shark. excited for your first summer barbecue, but hate the prep time? 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>> i think i'm going to vote. okay, first of all, the thumb thing i'm concerned about, everybody has a different sized thumb. that's the downside. these guys here, they're having fun. i would have to say, i'm not going to tell you who i'm voting for. okay, definitely these guys. they're the best-looking guys of the bunch. >> there you have it. splatter tech. >> thank you. >> my pleasure. >> chase, this is our top of the line trophy for you. our sponsor is giving $500 to use toward your small business needs. >> thank you, deluxe. >> and thank you to our props department. >> thank you. >> congratulations, chase. >>> "beyond the tank," behind the scenes of what happens. with's happening with this dog bone company. >> this dog bone company, i met ryan my partner, when he was 9 years old. he made dog biscuits over the summer. now, he's 13. he has $1.8 million in sales. this kid is a hustle. >> $1.8 million in sales. >> he's a rich kid right now. >> thank you, barbara. watch "shark tank" at 9:00 eastern tonight right here on abc. let's go to robin. >>> hey, george, thank you very much. look who i found over here, jessie j. yes. you know she's burning up the charts this summer. ♪ the soundtrack from "pitch perfect 2," which is number one. and we can't think, jessie, of a better way to kick off our summer concert series than with you. >> thank you so much. >> and you just got in a short time ago. >> we landed at 1:30 a.m., it was the quietest airport i have ever seen. we went back to the hotel, all of us had breakfast. we got ready at 3:00. we got here at 6:00. you guys are getting me through it. >> your first time here in central park? >> this is my first time ever in central park. wow! >> that's huge. you just wrapped up your american tour. >> yes, my first-ever solo u.s. tour. >> we enjoyed having you here. and then, you'll head out in mere hours -- >> we fly tonight, in about ten hours, we go to stockholm to start the european leg of the tour. >> do you have time to be able to enjoy the ride you're having right now? >> yes, i sleep in this outfit. can you imagine? i wake up like this. i woke up like this. but, no, literally i take in every second. this has been a dream come true for me, so, yeah, i feel very lucky. >> well, we are very lucky. you -- you know what, you've worked really hard for this moment. those of us who have followed you know that you deserve everything that's coming your way. and don't worry, coming up in our next half-hour, she's going to sing not one, not two, but three of her big songs, and we'll talk more about "pitch perfect 2." she'll sing a little bit of "flashlight." so, come on back to central park for jessie j. ♪ >>> now, from abc 7 news. >>> alameda prosecutors have filed murder charges. 32-year-old brian jones is accused of driving drunk when he ran over a 46-year-old man and her 14-month-old daughter, julie on may 2nd. he faces two counts of murder and drunk driving. when he slammed into the two. he was arrested yesterday. >>> now, for an update on your morning commute and the drive. >>> we do have some b.a.r.t. delays kristen. 10-30 minutes delays in the pittsburgh, bay point direction due to an obstruction on the track in the berkley hills tunnel. no more mass transit delays. bay bridge, metering lights turned off. no delays. an earlier problem on 880 south and a new problem southbound, a fully engulfed motorcycle female announcer: when you see this truck, it means another neighbor is going to sleep better tonight. because they went to sleep train's ticket to tempur-pedic event. through memorial day, save up to $300 on the cooling comfort of tempur-breeze. plus, get up to four years interest-free financing. sleep risk-free with sleep train's 100-day money back guarantee. and of course, free same-day delivery! are you next? 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>> that's right. it's been viewed many, many times, as well. >>> we have all that ahead. but we begin this half hour with the latest on that mansion murder mystery. police revealing new details about that surveillance video showing the person of interest and the family's housekeeper is telling her side of the story. abc's ryan smith is in washington with the latest on all this. good morning, ryan. >> reporter: and good morning to you, robin. the police presence remains steady here at the family's home where they say a quadruple homicide occurred. and as they continue to work the scene, a longtime employee of the family is speaking out about what she says one of the victims told her the day before the fire. this morning, police revealing new information about that deadly fire killing wealthy businessman savvas savopoulos, his wife, amy, and what authorities believe are their 10-year-old son and their housekeeper, vera figueroa. authorities telling abc news this video showing a person of interest was shot miles away from the family's home but close to where savopoulos' blue porsche was found torched. now, a long-time family housekeeper nelita gutierrez is shedding light on the mysterious quadruple homicide. telling abc news she was with savopoulos the day before the fire. he said his wife was going out that night. this new detail seemingly contradicts a message left by savopoulos for an employee that same night. >> i hope you get this message. amy is in bed sick tonight. and she was sick this afternoon. >> reporter: and according to gutierrez, vera figueroa's husband came to the savopoulos home looking for his wife banging on the front door allegedly hearing scuffling noises from inside. moments later she claimed figueroa's husband received a call from savopoulos telling him his wife was staying the night. >> i wouldn't be surprised if there was not already somebody in the house. obviously the bad guys would not want anybody else in the house. >> reporter: police now on the hunt for leads, offering a $25,000 reward to anyone for information leading to an arrest and conviction. and while the search continues for suspects the savopouloses' surviving daughters, 19-year-old abigail and her younger sister both now living with their grandparents. just four days before the fire, on mother's day, one of the young women seeming how special the family's bond was reportedly saying to her mother on a facebook post "iem'm so grateful for everything you do." george? >> okay, ryan. such a strange, sad story. >>> we're going to turn now to a lawsuit against one of the most popular deejays in the world. steve aoki, known for going wild during his shows, but one woman says he went too far claiming she broke her neck during this stunt you see just a few years ago. you see aoki jumping from scaffolding onto a rubber raft in the crowd right there and abc's tom llamas is here with the story. >> reporter: good morning, george. you can see how these concerts really are. imagine being in a crowd of people, dancing, screaming, when one of the world's most famous deejays jumps from two stories high and pretty much lands right on your head. one woman tells us it happened to her, and there was nothing fun about it. deejay steve aoki, one of the biggest stars in electronic dance music, is known for his high-nfl live performances crowd surfing, jumping into the audience and smashing cake into fans' faces. now, this millionaire beat-master who has broken all types of records when it comes to concert ticket sales is being sued for allegedly breaking the neck of one concertgoer. the 2012 incident was caught on multiple cameras. watch as aoki launches from a 20-foot-high scaffolding landing in a raft held up by the crowd. under that raft, 27-year-old brittany hickman. >> i was unconscious. >> reporter: hickman says she wasn't even a fan, only attending the concert with friends and describes being trapped when the pool raft was thrown into the audience. >> eve a oak question jumped landed on the raft landed on my head and i was knocked out. >> reporter: hickman said she had no idea how hurt she was until a doctor's visit days later where she got the scare of her life. >> he's like, don't be alarmed. he's like, but you broke a bone in your neck. >> reporter: the case is headed to trial. >> he's going around the world performing for large audiences and there's people constantly being subjected to this risk. >> reporter: in a statement to abc news, steve says, "i would never want anyone to get hurt at any one of my shows. and feel badly that someone has. but at this time, i have been advised by my attorneys to not speak about this as it's going to trial." now, hard rock san diego where the concert took place is also named in the suit, but they had no comment. it's been a busy time for steve aoki, guys. he just released a new album last week. >> okay tom, thanks very much. >> all right there, george. >>> now to a california neighborhood on high alert. a mountain lion on the loose putting residents there on edge. abc's aditi roy has that story. >> reporter: terror in this northern california neighborhood monday. >> we hear that there's a mountain lion. that's insane. >> reporter: a mountain lion on the loose spotted 3 separate times over 12 hours. wildlife officials scouring the streets armed with tranquilizer guns, warning neighbors to stay away. >> it was just running around the backyard. it's all gated, so i don't know how the heck it got back there, but it's just a big shock. >> reporter: the first sighting, at 4:30 a.m. from a resident. officers arrive in time to spot the animal on a street corner but can't nab it. nine hours later, a resident reports seeing the cat walking away from an apartment complex. finally at 4:30 p.m., a third sighting nearby. officials set up a perimeter canvassing the area before finally finding and capturing the cat shortly after 7:00 p.m. >> it took two shots to bring the lion down, and he was safely sleeping away in the bushes over there. >> reporter: this morning, residents breathing a sigh of relief. wildlife officials releasing this mountain lion back in the wild. for "good morning america," aditi roy, abc news, san francisco. >> my goodness. time again for the weather. ginger, there's snow on the map there. >> snow on the map and snow flying. we've got the pictures just west of denver along i-70. if you're doing any driving there, that's going to be a little slippery and slidy. that's happening and it's going to keep happening, above 10,000 feet you could see 10 to 20 inches, why we have winter storm warnings in parts of the rockies. that's the western half of >> morning, you can grab the sunglasses. you will need them. below average because of the cool breezes. temperatures are in the same ballpark, 50s at the coast and the rest of us in the 60s. the seven-day outlook show a spray shower thursday and fr >> pollen. it's all starting here. the allergy report. it will be moderate to high in the northeast and west with higher amounts across northern nevada. and grass pollen is the problem in the southwest and southern plains and the carolinas. so you can watch out for ragweed too in las vegas. i've got all good news. >> snowing, ragweed. pollen. >> pretty much everywhere. >> i can confirm. >> thanks, ginger, very much. >>> next up on "gma" -- bruce jenner's emotional revelations last night in front of millions of viewers. >>> and an important new health alert about breast cancer screenings and what doctors should be checking for. come on back. >>> "good morning america's" pollen report is brought to you by the makers of non-drowsy claritin. live claritin clear. claritin. live claritin clear. when your symptoms start... ...doctors recommend taking claritin every day of your allergy season. claritin provides powerful non-drowsy 24-hour relief for... ...fewer interruptions from the amazing things you do... ...every day. live claritin clear. my school 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"nightline's" juju chang is here with more for us. good morning, juju. >> good morning, lara. you know we all know this is a family whose most intimate details are for public consumption. and yet, kris jenner sitting down with bruce for the first time about his transition even with all the cameras around feels brutally honest, filled with lots of pain and lots of tears. >> you were the toughest one to talk to out of anybody, okay? >> well, maybe it's because i'm the one you lied to the longest. >> reporter: for the first time overnight, kris jenner sharing her toughest feelings. >> i think i'm just so confused right now. >> where is your confusion? >> i think you shut me out a long time ago, and i just think that being honest is something that we all would have appreciated, and i think your truth in your head is different than the truth that came out of your mouth. >> reporter: kris, raw with emotion in part two of "about bruce," a "keeping up with the kardashians" special event. >> and i'm trying so hard to just process my pain and get through my days. it's a struggle. i wake up in the morning like and then i realize, oh, my god, this is really happening. i have to mourn this person i was married to for all these years. i look at pictures of you and the kids, and i get really sad because i feel like you died you know, bruce died. >> reporter: bruce's daughters excited and nervous for their first encounter with her. >> even though i haven't really seen her, when he talks about her, he's happy, and that makes me happy. >> my biggest fear about meeting her for the first time is just i think my reaction. i don't want to do anything that would be offensive or hurt her feelings. >> i do want to meet her but like when he is ready, when we're both ready. >> reporter: easing the way through this unchartered journey, kim showing her love joining bruce in his closet. >> can i confess? >> what, you copy my outfits? >> no. >> oh. >> i stole your outfit. >> what? you stole my outfit. >> reporter: turns out, not the first time bruce has sneaked outfits from the women in his life. >> this is what you should be wearing. >> actually actually mom, i got that from mom. >> reporter: learning support will come in the least expected ways. >> i couldn't have a better stylist than you. that's for damn sure, girl. >> that was so much fun. >> i never thought i would do that with you. >> jenner says the transgender community is at a place where the gay community was about 30 years ago. and that he hopes these frank conversations he's having with his family out in the open will help others understand have some compassion but i thought that moment where kim kardashian is styling her father's clothes, it went from a father/daughter moment and morphed into something completely different. >> yeah but, again it's all about but inclusive and understanding and changing the narrative. thank you so much, juju. >> my pleasure. >>> coming up on "gma," medical miracle. the identical triplets born against the odds. two of them conjoined. the emergency surgery to separate them. >>> and, amy, you know about this, taylor swift's "bad blood" music video trending big, especially with your girls. but it's her behind-the-scenes fail that's got everyone talking. huh. >> wait for it. ♪ bad blood ♪ ♪ you know we used to be mad love ♪ mad love ♪ ee with it. but we rarely tap its true potential and just let it be itself. flowing freely into clean lakes - clear streams - and along more fresh water coast line than any other state in the country. come realize water's true potential. dive in - to the waters of pure michigan. your trip begins at michigan.org. introducing light & fit protein shakes the new way to help make temptations shrink away. with 12 grams of protein, 5 grams of fiber and 0% fat. new light & fit protein shakes. taste the power of satisfaction. i've smoked a lot and quit a lot but ended up nowhere. now i use this. the nicoderm cq patch, with unique extended release technology helps prevent the urge to smoke all day. i want this time to be my last time. that's why i choose nicoderm cq. aren't you christen press? 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(announcer) the subaru xv crosstrek. symmetrical all-wheel drive plus 34 mpg. love. it's what makes a subaru a subaru. >>> good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. baby, oh, baby. identical triplets born against all odds. two of them conjoined. their emergency surgery and the tough road ahead. ♪ i could fill your cup ♪ >>> medical mystery. hidden autism. the real-life story of a woman struggling to fit in. unaware she was living with the disorder all along. and could there be many more like her? ♪ >>> and it's an all-out battle for the mirrorball, noah on the verge of tears last night. >> this is going to be a very, very tight final. >> riker dominating on the dance floor. and rumer wowing in the ballroom. ♪ it's raining men ♪ >>> and it's the clash of the bachelorettes, behind the scenes of the show already shocking fans and critics. chris harrison is with us live dishing on love as we say -- >> good morning, america. ♪ >> chris harrison always takes time to smell the roses. now he's handing them out, too. >> the ladies. >> the ladies out in the crowd this morning. he's got a new hit book. as we say good morning, america. >> it's a mega "deals & steals." good morning, america. the first of three this week. this one is all about music. ginger and tory have a flash deal now. ginger. >> i have it. our mega "deals & steals." we've got instruments here because it's all about kids' instruments. tory johnson, sing it with me, girl. >> i'm so impressed with the wind blowing in your hair. not my hair. her hair. anyway first up from gilt. we have ten different instruments. from the baby grand piano with the bench, guitars, a huge, huge assortment. you'll only find it at goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo!. normally, $30 to $160. everything today is slashed in half. how good is that? 15 to 80 bucks. we have more than enough to make you sing. i don't know if we're doing more wind blown. >> more wind, please. >> so much more coming up. more deals that will make your body feel like singing. >> does the wind machine come with it? it does look like a music video. >>> we have been waiting to officially say this, welcome jesse palmer. yes. it's official. you're going to be a special contributor to us here at the "gma" family. and, my friend, you can do it all. your versatility that we have seen already. you'll get dirty. you'll get down in the mud. the mudder things. you'll get in the ring. >> and he's always smiling. >> just like that. >> so far, george. so far. >> and then with ronda, remember ronda rousey. gives him a little toss there. >> no one can question my dedication. >> and the special story about the big-time baseball coach who changed the lives of kids playing little league. and, okay, espn fans, he'll still be around college football season. don't worry. >> so that means you're joining the seven-day-a-week club. >> it's climbing up. >> none of us do just one job. here's to that. >> i just want to say i'm so humbled and excited for this fantastic opportunity to work with you all. i want to thank everybody at abc and the abc family for this incredible opportunity. and for espn continuing to support me. and, of course, my mom, my dad. my family. for their love and support. and, of course my french bulldog too who really runs the show. >> you have made us better every day you've been on. >> thank you. we're going to have fun. >> oh, there's a picture. aw. >> that little dog runs my life. yeah, runs the show. >> okay. >> i sound like mickey rourke like accepting an oscar. >> let's go to amy with the "morning rundown." >> congratulations, jesse. >>> and the big story this morning. the extreme weather ginger has been tracking for us. three inches of rain fell in 45 minutes in central texas. all that water washing out roads from texas to mississippi prompting at least 20 high-water rescues. >>> in louisiana, an 11-year-old died in a car that was swept away. a younger sibling escaped and was rescued after clinging to a tree for an hour and we'll have much more in ginger's forecast coming up. >>> the city of waco is bracing for more violence after the gunfight between rival motorcycle gangs that left nine people dead. 170 bikers are each being held on $1 million bond facing organized crime charges. some will be charged with capital murder. police say a bulletin went out earlier this month warning that gang members were ordered to kill anyone in uniform. meanwhile, the restaurant where it all took place has been shut down for good. >>> overseas right now, dramatic video showing dozens of iraqi military personnel being rescued from inside the city of ramadi, which is now controlled by isis. iraqi officials calling this rescue a success. but the isis victory in that city is raising doubts about the u.s. strategy in iraq. >>> to a health alert now and word that some women with dense breast tissue may not need extra cancer screening. dense breasts have been linked to cancer and make cancer harder to detect. a new study found that only half of the women with dense issue are at high enough risk to warrant extra screening. researchers say there are several risk factors including age and family history, before ordering extra tests. >>> a texas couple is calling the birth of their baby girls a miracle. the rare identical triplets were delivered over the weekend. two of them were joined at the pelvis. doctors are hopeful the girls will soon be able to lead separate lives. more now from abc's reena ninan. >> reporter: doctors are calling it a 1 in 50 million chance, identical triplet girls. and what's more unusual? two of them are conjoined. >> we weren't expecting it. and it was something really rare. >> reporter: catalina, amina, and scarlet were born minutes apart at 34 weeks. and amina and scarlet were joined at the pelvis. when you talk about babies being delivered at 34 weeks, we worry about the baby's brain, the baby's eye, the baby's lungs and the babies' g.i. tract. >> reporter: doctors performed emergency surgery to begin the process of separating amina and scarlet. the outcome, the twins now have separate bladders. our affiliate's cameras were there when dad raoul held baby catalina for the first time. >> god chose us for a reason to take care of them. >> reporter: doctors say in six months, they'll be able to perform the extensive surgery on the twins to separate them completely. >> this is a very rare finding and a rare abnormality, and we want to be sure that we have as much information as is possible. >> reporter: for "good morning america," reena ninan, abc news, new york. >> our thanks to reena for that. but truly miraculous. and we wish them all the best. >> we do. >> thank you, amy. >>> in case anyone missed it. check out this emotional moment on "dancing with the stars." >> i think it's going to be powerful because it's real. >> you know, noah really nailed last night's freestyle. makes for an all-out battle. >> it sure does. >> for the mirrorball trophy. a lot more on that coming up. >>> let's go to lara in the social square. >> thank you soap george and here is what's coming up on our "gma morning menu." secret autism. the woman who didn't realize she was living with it until she was 21 years old. how she finally learned she had the disorder. >>> and the ultimate "bachelorette" battle. we're going behind the scenes as two women go head to head. >>> and who doesn't love chris harrison? we're here live with him with all the latest. on "the bachelorette," and he's written a book. what don't you do? we'll find out coming up live on "good morning america." 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"gma's" melissa rycroft has all the drama from the ballroom. ♪ i am titanium ♪ ♪ shoot me down ♪ ♪ but i won't fall ♪ >> reporter: it all comes down to this. the final three dancing it out in the most competitive season ever of "dancing with the stars." >> this is going to be a very, very tight final. >> reporter: the remaining contestants first doing an encore performance of one of their favorite routines in an attempt at gaining higher scores. >> 10! ♪ amen ♪ >> reporter: rumer's reprise even bringing dad bruce willis to tears. >> diehard, baby. >> reporter: then, it was time for the main event the highly anticipated freestyle. rocker riker lynch was white hot in his showstopping stunner. >> i have had one of the most amazing times of my entire life. >> reporter: tied at the top of the leaderboard with actress/singer rumer willis dancing to the beat of her own voice. ♪ with the touch of your lips i'm all right ♪ ♪ you're toxic ♪ >> i'm completely ecstatic right now. >> reporter: and army vet noah galloway. the army vet's emotional number. >> we have seen noah the warrior. throughout the freestyle i want to see the vulnerable side of noah for our freestyle. ♪ bulletproof ♪ >> i think it's going to be good with, you know -- what we have been rehearsing and the ending. i think it's going to be powerful because it's real. >> reporter: oh, how real it was. >> 10! >> reporter: all ahead of tonight's big showdown. just who will walk home with the glistening golden mirrorball is still way up in the air. for "good morning america," melissa rycroft, abc news, dallas. >> we're talking. we have no idea. >> none of us can guess. >> nope. so you're going to have to watch. "dancing with the stars" finale event tonight, 9:00, 8:00 central right here on abc and tomorrow morning, you know what's going to happen. it's going to be a huge "dancing with the stars" after-party tomorrow. >> george is going to dance. >> okay. >>> up next on "the heat index," medical mystery. it's about a woman who spent most of her life struggling why she couldn't fit in unaware she was living with a condition that doctors failed to diagnose. turns out that happens a lot more often than you think, and jesse palmer is here with this story we first saw in "the washington journal." >> reporter: for 21 years, lydia wayman knew she was different. doctors and psychologists couldn't explain why. then during her seennior year in college, a friend noticed something unusual about lydia that helped her finally get the answers she needed. for 27-year-old lydia wayman, life has been a series of hard-won battles since childhood. >> i got overwhelmed around other kids. i was frustrated a lot, too. because food and tags in clothes and crowds and fireworks. so many things were hard. but i really wasn't able to communicate it when i was really little so i just cried. >> she would just refuse to eat. i would mention it to the pediatrician. and he would say, you know, it's not unusual. they can be very picky eaters. >> reporter: doctors eventually put her on medication for anxiety and depression. >> i have heard everything from she's stubborn. she's a manipulator, personality disorder. >> reporter: but what lydia's doctors missed and her family didn't know, she was on the autism spectrum. while we don't yet know the number of adults that go undiagnosed, today, 1 in 68 children are on the autism spectrum. it's the fastest growing developmental disorder in the united states. the one area she excelled, academics. but teachers said she was lazy. >> and she just seemed incapable of keeping things organized. >> reporter: it wasn't until lydia was 21 and a senior in college that a friend, recognizing the symptoms, suggested she be evaluated for autism. shortly after lydia was diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder. >> it's easy for me to get a diagnosis like that to wallow but i'm the same person i always was. >> reporter: why did it take so long for her to be diagnosed? >> years ago, the prevalence wasn't as great. and i think that in some cases, there wasn't as much awareness. and so clinicians may not have been able to diagnose as easily. >> and in that blog that lydia writes for autism speaks, she says of her experience -- while autism does mean that i am absorbed within myself that doesn't mean that i don't want you around. if you can come to me, i would love to let you in. there's a whole world in here. maybe you should check it out. >> wow. >> okay, jesse, thanks. we have dr. richard besser here. let's talk about this key moment when her friend realized she was unusually bothered by bright lights. why was that so important? >> it's the concept of sensory overload. and let me show you what is like. jesse will put on these virtual reality headsets and look at video clips from the group autism speaks. and it gives you a sense of what the experience is like for someone who is hypersensitive to sound and to light where they're all amplified. they go through life with that kind of experience. now, when you think about autism there is a spectrum so there's some people in the higher end where all they may experience is difficulty with social interaction. and people on the other end of that spectrum who are so disabled they have difficulty talking. for lydia, the intensity of light was the clue that she had had that hypersensitiveity that you see. >> your heart went out to her hearing from her mother all these things they thought about her and here, all along she was on the spectrum. so how do you know? is there any way you can be certain? >> yeah, it's hard. it's not like diabetes where you can go in and they do a blood test and they tell you this is what you have. doctors will do a checklist. but you can go online. if you're struggling and wondering, you can go on beline and take a quiz and get a sense of the kinds of questions they'll ask. here are three things you need to react to. the first statement -- i get extremely upset when the way i like to do things is suddenly changed. the next one, some ordinary textures that do not bother others feel very offensive when they touch my skin. and the third one, it's difficult for me to understand how other people are feeling when we're talking. so, you know, if you take these kind of quizzes or are concerned, see your doctor. and they can sort out whether this applies to you. >> and dr. b. just want to check in with you. what was that like, jesse? >> just like he said. sensory overload. the light was piercing. it was if i had to squint to look around. the noise was so overwhelming. and i thought when people were looking at me it was as if they were looking through me or judging me so i would say more than anything, a real feeling of anxiety just having gone through that experience. absolutely. yeah. >> and watching the video can give you the empathy and compassion and will help us all interact. >> i'm sure people are going to have a lot more questions. you'll take them all morning on twitter? >> i will. >> great. >>> we're going to switch gears in a major way and get to last night's "bachelorette." it was double the drama on the season premiere. last not, not one, but two women greeting prospective husbands at the mansion. the men voting on who should stay. and juju has a look behind the scenes at how the search for love all went down. >> reporter: millions of fans tuning in for the kickoff of this season's "bachelorette." and we were there too filming the action behind the action, a side you have never seen before. >> knock, knock. >> who's there? >> two bachelorettes. >> two bachelorettes who? >> that's the joke. [ laughter ] >> reporter: that's right. two bachelorettes. and a surprise cliff-hanger leaving fans holding their breath. which women will the men choose? kaitlyn or britt? it seems like the country has divided into team kaitlyn and team britt. >> it's such a bizarre thick. yes. i try to not think about that. >> reporter: we were granted unprecedented access to the super secret set. >> this is the best. this is the scene you don't see this way. see how glamorous this is? >> reporter: the entire crew. the eye kongic mansion outside l.a. literally transformed into a hollywood set. >> if you came here three days ago, there's very little of this. >> reporter: inside, the ceilings are gridded with dozens of studio lights. finding love while dating multiple men on tv. really? there are people at home going, come on. >> i don't know. i think people believe in this show. obviously, i do. >> reporter: you're not a paid actress. >> no. >> reporter: you're not being told what to say and what to do? >> no. i think you can tell. you get 25 big personalities in the room, you don't get a script. >> reporter: here's the part you have never seen, right there during the cocktail mixer, dozens of cameras jammed into the adjacent kitchen. makeup touches for everybody. and, of course, the drinks. does anybody catch your eye? >> yeah, i mean. i'm not going to lie. when a guy smells good, i'm like, hello. >> there was a twinkle with some of these people. i felt kind of like an electricity. >> reporter: will it be weird romancing more than one guy? >> weird, yes, weird would be a good word to explain. >> weird is a good word. >> reporter: as artificial and downright weird as this show is, both women argue when it comes to finding love, it really works. >> i know it's crazy and, believe me, i watched the show for a long time. and i know how weird it looks from the outside. >> reporter: but is it actual love or just the adrenaline rush of a fabricated world made of mansions, hot air balloon rides and exotic travel? a lot of people are cynical and say, you know, this is such an artificial construct. >> yet they're still watching, aren't they? deep down everybody believes. as much as you want to make fun of the show or the premise, it's impossible, it's not impossible. it has. it's worked many times over. >> you know, i also got to meet five of the batch colorchelorbachelors. a welder from idaho. an ivy league headhunter from l.a. a single dad from detroit. a trainer from california. and what do they all have in common? >> what. >> they ooze charm. big personalities. >> and? >> all right. they're easy on the eyes. exactly. just saying. >> and just saying this. chris harrison is with us, everybody, in our next half hour with more on the big premiere. right now, we need to head outside with ginger and the weather. >> yeah, we do. i have a message. alyssa will be late for work because she's spending the morning here with us. just to let boss know. all right. and my new friend from tennessee, we have to check in on the freeze warnings and frost advisory. that's right. places like northern michigan. even though grand haven is a little south of those warnings. going to get very cold. chicago has been in the 80s and 70s. >> morning, i am meteorologist mike nicco with the bay area microclimate forecast. it is not going to be as grave but temperatures are still below average because of a stronger sea breeze and more widespread. stray showers are possible on thursday and friday and brighter and warmer this holiday weekend. today, 50s along the coast and mid-60s around the bay and money -- mid-to-upper 60s inland. our cool of the days are thursday and fri [ cheers and applause ] >> we're staying dry out here. thank you. thank you for sharing the umbrella. where are y'all from? >> california. >> well, welcome. we're going to check in on the west coast coming up. but for now let's get back in. it's "pop" time. >> "pop" time. >> you said it. >> i like that. >> thanks, gign. chris is on later. i know you love "pop news." >> but i was on the couch, so you thought, he's here. >> he's here, and we don't want to be rude. so just stick around. >> awkward. >> so anyway let's talk "pop news," everybody. first up in "pop news",," love chris hemsworth. you know he may be a superstar but he does not see his earlier roles as a "thor"-n in his side. thank you very much. in fact the avengers so grateful for his first break in the australian soap opera called "home and away" will appear as an extra playing the role of "guy eating a burger." hemsworth agreed to jump in this scene while visiting his old mates on the set. he just went home to say hi to everybody. other former stars of the soap have tried to distance themselves from the show, chris has said he credits every job he gets now to that first break. >> i get confused for him all the time. >> you, harrison hemsworth. >> it's annoying. so annoying. same body. same accent. >> exactly. also in "pop news" this morning have you guys heard of no-mo-phobia? >> no. >> no mobile phone phobia. it's a real thing. medical experts say it is in fact, a sense of anxiety of being separated from your phone. women almost four times more likely to experience it. here are some of the characteristics. feeling insecure when your phone is dead or you can't check it. and feelings of inadequacy. >> inadequacy. >> inadequacy when you can't access information. >> you were going along until that point. >> george can never fathom feeling inadequate. >> never. >> he's like, what? >> researchers at iowa state university have created a 20-question test to help you determine if you have no-mo-phobia. you can find it online. ginger took it for us this morning. so did chris. ginger is moderate. moderate no-mo-phobia. chris, you only had mild. >> oh, good. >> i think the older you are, we remember what it was like. >> like to live without them. >> that's my thought. >> that's my scientific research. >> just a little -- i was going to do this yesterday for our friend dan harris, who does love a good cat video. but if you guys think you're having a rough morning, how do you think this guy feels? i mean, the cat is just sitting there trying to have a nice little moment in the sun. he is the most patient cat ever. being harassed. his name is reggie. and, guys, if he can handle this, we can definitely make it through the workweek. >> speaking of that every parent knows that feeling. >> and that's "pop news." thanks for joining. >> thank you for letting me stay on the couch. >> you have to stick around for the next half hour. >> i do? >> that's not it. >> we're going to get into the whole "bachelorette" thing and jennifer weiner is here to go head to head with you. >> that and a whole lot more. >>> also amy winehouse. going to talk about that, as well. you got a new book don't you? >> yes, many. >>> "dancing with the stars" on "gma" is brought to you by autotrader. find your car your way on autotrader. >>> good morning. i'm kristen sze. several businesses remain off limits as crews work to clean up toxic chemicals following a large fire in san jose. sky 7 shot this new video. you can see how the fire gutted a large section of the building on reynolds road. the san jose fire department provided these pictures. the fire burning inside a business that stores toxic chemicals. they include sulphuric acid and zinc oxide. >>> looking busy at the bay bridge toll plaza. it is going to take 15 minutes to make it between the east bay into san francisco. other parts of the bay area, a crash in san jose. southbound side is highway 101 at tully road. most of the traffic in the northbound direction. quite bumper to bumper. kristin? [♪] ♪ i'm gettin' out ♪ ♪ i'm gettin' out ♪ ♪ i'm gettin' out ♪ ♪ gonna have a look around ♪ ♪ now is the time ♪ ♪ i started flyin' ♪ ♪ both feet off of the ground ♪ ♪ head in the sky ♪ ♪ eyes open wide ♪ ♪ happy to look around ♪ >>> good morning. still, a little bit of visibility around santa rosa. two miles. we have had some measurable drizzle this rng monthmorning. our lowest elevation around 600 feet. we are still in the low to mid-50s in many areas, fairfield, concord and mountainview. 57. today's big stories, the sunshine arks little quicker. temperatures below average in ♪ take me to church ♪ ♪ i'll worship like a dog ♪ ♪ at the shrine of your life ♪ >>> how about another look at a truly remarkable night on "dancing with the stars." rumer and val. perfect 10. oh. and her parents were there. cheering on, crying. there were tears throughout the ballroom. >> you couldn't find anything but 10s last night. on "dancing with the stars." the finale will be a block buster tonight. all the finalists here tomorrow. all part of the "dancing with the stars" afterparty here on "gma." >>> take a look at our friend, we have chris harrison host of "the bachelorette" here with his take on last night's shocking premier. and the latest on his hit new romance novel. lara is sitting with him. yeah. >> he's getting a lot of air time. >> he knows the genre. >> yes, he does. he knows his audience. he knows his audience. >> one more, one more. >>> hey, we want to wish a very special happy birthday to a dear friend of this program. david hartman. oh, yes. [ cheers and applause ] co-host of "gma" back in the day. one of the true, true greats. he's been such a wonderful friend to all of us. we're wishing him a very happy -- no. 80th birthday? no way. >> wow, happy birthday. >> make it a good day today. >> wonderful man. >> yeah, very. >>> now to lara. >> thank you so much, guys. more on last night's explosive "bachelorette" season premiere. not one but two women looking for love for the first time ever. here to break it down, host of the hit show, soon to be host of "who wants to be a millionaire?" and the author of the book "the perfect letter." >> it's out today. >> out today, thank you, crisp. >> my baby is born. chris harrison. and "new york times" best selling author jennifer weiner. >> who i aspire to be. before, after. >> you're here because "time" put jennifer on the list of 140 best twitter feeds last year. your commentary on "the bachelor" and "the bachelorette" is legendary. >> i had to get up early to wash off the awkward. talk about your book first. >> i knew her as an author. i have got on the love her as a tweeter of "the bachelorette." >> i want to talk quickly. i know you worked on "the perfect letter." your first novel for two or three years. >> yes, it's taken quite some time. honestly, lara. what it was, i realize who love "the bachelor" and "the bachelorette." and "bachelor" nation is very strong. it's just an extension of that. it has nothing to do with the shows but everything. >> are there storylines you have cultivated from what you have seen? >> not from the show. but from what i have learned. >> from your personal life? >> you know sadly, from my depressing personal life. it definitely brings lessons from what i have seen and learned in the last 13 years of hosting the show. the basis of the book is a love triangle. the guy that's perfect on paper. your friends think he's great. but -- >> ryan m. >> there's that other guy. >> ryan m. >> oh. >> let's get to it. everybody, check out "the perfect letter." steamy scenes in there. >> mommies will love the love scenes. >> so will daddies. let's get on to it. you just said it. you said it best. her opinion, she had to wash off the awkward. now, we have not one but two bachelorettes. >> that's when we know we have done something right. >> the thunder dome of love. >> exactly. exactly. two bachelorettes enter. one bachelorette leaves. you have them set up on the courtyard that is as always, soaked with the tears of former losers. >> yes, yes. >> there's britt in white, looking dare i say bridal. and kaitlyn fading into the background. >> and both with side eyes to each other. >> it was just like they're fast food franchises at the last exit off the jersey turnpike. the men are like, do i want mcdonald's or burger king? and i have to ask. did some of the guys really just say hi to one woman? or was that editing? >> they're at least an olive garden. >> appleby's? >> yeah come on. at least some hot wings. i was so delirious yesterday, i combined their names. their hollywood name is brittlyn. it was the most awkward. but i will say this about britt and kaitlyn. i was proud of the fact that they came together. >> but, when a man drived eds up in a cupcake, what other choice do you have? >> what can you do with that? what about the carpool? >> what did you think about the entrances? >> look at this. why? why? >> how do you not fall in love with a candy corn, jen? >> this guy has a mom somewhere. and maybe kids. >> are you encouraging them to push the envelope? >> we encourage them to be original. think out of the cupcake is what we try to encourage. >> jen, sit -- is it working? >> no. i'm sorry. no one wants -- i speak for all women in america and possibly the world, no one wants a man who drives a cupcake. or a car pool. or the lawyer/ -- >> i beg to differ. >> we're going to find out. we don't know. they're all in contention. which team are you on? you know who wins. let me ask you. >> i'm on team let's not set women back 100 years again with this nonsense. you know i love you. >> how does a guy driving up in a cupcake set women back? >> because you -- >> because she says you can't put men any further back. >> i love you guys. but, okay, "the bachelorette" is the one chance that women get to sort of like be in the driver's seat on this franchise. and what have you down? you have taken away their agency and delivered to it ryan m., the cupcake guy, and the lawyer/exotic dancer. >> i excused ryan quickly from the premises. >> well hang on though. hang on. he did, he went pretty far. don't you think that after the inappropriate touching he should have been yoinked? >> he got ousted quickly. >> you let him swim. you let him have beer. >> do we have to go? >> we'll narrow it down. by the end of tonight, you'll forget that there were two bachelorettes. i'm going out to get you a glass of white wine. >> and i'm taking you to mcdonald's and burger king. >> i'm the winner. sflo congratulation chris harrison. on "the perfect letter." you two come together and discuss. we'll check in with both of them again. part two is tonight. 8:00, 7:00 central here on abc. chris' book is available now. george, to you. >>> okay, lara. thanks, a first look at the powerful new documentary about amy winehouse. the six-time grammy winner was just 27 when she died four years ago after struggles with addiction. now the movie, "amy" is drawing buzz and acclaim. chris connelly has more. >> amy! >> am where! >> reporter: a new documentary just debuting at the cannes film festival, offering the latest but probably not the last look at the late amy winehouse. >> amy was a girl that just wanted to be loved. >> reporter: critics are saying "amy" offers an intimate unflinching look at winehouse. the undeniably talented singer unceasingly beset by her personal demons. claimed at the age of 27 by her addiction to drugs and alcohol in 2007. >> she became this rock 'n' roll cliche, almost. i don't think a lot of people saw that she was a kind person, a soft-hearted person. a kind of shy person. >> reporter: interviews delineate her battles with eating disorders and her tempestuous marriage to blake fielder civil. >> she had a lot of people surrounding her that loved her. not everyone had her best interests at heart. >> reporter: despite initial support, members of her family have disassociated themselves from the doc. the idea that they pushed her into performing and didn't do enough to help her are unfounded and unbalanced. adding -- amy was an adult who could never be told what she could or could not do. >> and the grammy goes to amy winehouse. >> reporter: not in dispute, her voice, which was stilled too soon. for "good morning america," chris connelly, abc news, houston. >> and "amy" opens nationwide on july 10th. >>> let's go back to ginger. >> we're celebrating 40 years of marriage. from windsor ontario. so happy to have you here. congratulations. >> thank you so much. >> thank you very much. >> happy to check in on los angeles earlier in the morning. you can see, oh it looks so pretty. a nice day today. eventually getting into the 60s. you have the upper level low. has been creating showers. portland, 72. reno, 66. the flash flood watches, that's our headline this morning. parts of the plains could see up to a half foot of rain. we have already seen deadly flash flooding in the last 24 hours. please turn around. don't drown. we >> morning, you can grab the sunglasses. you will need them. below average because of the cool breezes. temperatures are in the same ballpark, 50s at the coast and the rest of us in the 60s. the seven-day outlook show a spray shower thursday and frid >> all that weather brought to you by macy's. i'm just stopping and smelling the roses. >>> we'll be right back with a megamusic "deals & steals." at cloroxalone. tt2war@1,kú:o j# ?od tt2war@1,kú:!!án oo, tt2war@1,kú:4!j# 9yx tt2war@1,kú:x#á&ú:>w, tt2war@1,kú:t#j'ú:áwh tt2war@1,kú:t#j)ú:!7, tt2war@1,kú:p#jáú:6,0 tt2war@1,kú:p#j,ú:wvp tt2war@1,kú:l#á.ú:íóé tt2war@1,kú:l#á0ú:ei4 [ cheers and applause ] >>> we are back now. they are ready. our mega music "deals & steals." tory has bargains you can't beat for music lovers. >> you ready, baby. >> yes. let's do it. >> be careful. it's slippery. first up, this singing machine. we'll see something like fun on here. if you pick this up and talk into this. these are the disco lights. i don't know if we'll hear it. we'll see it. >> if i say something like this? 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>> well it's hard to find a swimsuit. yes this he do have the problem areas. i want to say it's kind of like jeans and swimsuits are the hardest thing to actually buy your best fit. >> that are perfect for you. rights. >> let's talk about amanda. amanda is our first lovely lady. what is amanda's issue and how you plan on correcting it? >> amanda is my all around curvy girl. she is curvy from the top to the bottom. >> okay. >> so basically, you know curvy girls want to be sexy and flirty. we did a tankini and brief. the great thing about this is there are adjustable straps on the sides. so it can be a little about it longer. >> that's adorable. >> it can be shorter. you can crop it a little bit. and that is for a curvy girl to play with proportions. i kept a solid black. we did a pop of color. that is the great thing about it. you can still do color. so play with the jacket. we did the towel with it as well. >> she looks great. >> you look great. >> thank you so much. thanks amanda. all right. next up we have lovely kate. >> yes. >> and tell us about kate's concern area. >> okay. >> hey. >> so kate is curvy. but the key thing about her is she has broad shoulders and her arms. but she doesn't have you know a plethora of boobs:you want to actually play up. you want to play up your boobs. >> they look impressive. >> it's all about the swimsuit she has on. this one is pushing it up a little bit. that's what you want to do. you want to have straps that are less than two inches no more than when you're looking to increase your boobs a little bit. >> i love the wrap by the way. >> i do, too. >> that is so cute. >> it is from kohls. and actually you know what? come out of it girl. >> look at you. >> you look fantastic, sweetheart. >> the xut great. she has great little shoes on which are kind of like a wedge. they have more of a platform. >> those are the cutest shoes. who makes shows? >> shoedazzle. >> you look beautiful. >> all right. our third model is lovely shayla. she has a two piece on. >> she is we would say the average woman size. now she is about -- >> she's average? >> she's about a size 6. it looks like she is smaller than she is because of the bando we did at the top. they're adjustable. it comes in a halter. she has a wide back. >> she does? >> no she doesn't. >> melissa makes really great structure and have great lycra and stretch. it is really pulling it together. >> i love that. that's adorable. >> so cute. >> just a cute little outfit. and she takes the pants down you see she has the great brief bikini bikini. >> please don't make me. >> you don't have. to you look adorable. thank you so much. >> all right. our last model is aimy. amy, you say she has a larger chest and needs support there. >> yes. so target area for amy, her chest and legs. most common women, you know we have boobs. the great thing about this is you want to get a halter silhouette but a little flirty. it is covering it up when you do the flirty fringe. and then it kind of goes down on the side. it really sucks her in more. and then because her legs like all women you have cellulite. so when you talk about that, you want to do kind of a bermuda or board short which is really cool. and just you know, compliments the legs and slims them down. then we did a cute little flip-flop. >> beautiful. >> thank you ladies. come out. thank you so much, denise. >> all righty. why bigger isn't always better when it comes to saving the big bucks at the grocery store. >> and stretch your dollar even more by takingsaving your food scraps. look who is back. >> thank you. >> thanks, ladies. ♪ there are no medals won for earning a living. it's just what you do for family. but it's hard to build a future if you can't see past today. that's why walmart is investing in the most important part of our company - our people. because a raise in pay, raises us all. brookside chocolate now has a crunch. brookside crunchy clusters - crispy multi-grains and sweet fruit-flavored pieces dipped in rich dark chocolate. discover brookside crunchy clusters. new dannon oikos triple zero is my go to protein snack. protein from yogurt? 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>> what do do you with that? >> you cut it off. and it's a little hard on the outside. you peel it like a carrot. when you get through the skin, you have this little part. it is tender. >> that looks like asparagus. >> totally. it's crunchy. try it. it's delicious. yeah. so this is best cooked fast. >> okay. >> so a little stir fry. give it a little stir. totally much it's like a water chestnut especially with a stir fry. >> yeah. >> kathie lee, pass the sauce. there you have stir fry sauce. that just has teriyaki and soy sauce. corn starch. very typical. the chicken has been cooking for three minutes. this is going to get better and better. the chicken is great. the sauce is fantastic. but the star that, is chicken stock. the star is these guys. i'm telling you. >> they're so trunchcrunchy and delicious. >> that is already in the sauce. >> it's not going to hurt it. >> all righty. >> you open the fridge and see avacados getting brown. >> what do do you? >> i throw them out. >> everyone tosses them. they're delicious. seven thinking guacamole. what can you do is make the creamiest green goddess dressing. they give you this velvet -- >> is the brown part okay? >> total licht it's like a about a nonyachlt you can totally eat that. that goes in. if you want to toss in a handful of herbs. >> herbs. >> and then i got a little mayo. nothing crazy. yes. that's perfect. that is a monster handful. i love it. >> thank you. >> and then a little vinegar. >> i never had any complaints. >> and then buttermilk. >> that's it? >> that's it. you put the whole batch? >> so this becomes super creamy just like this one. >> oh, my gosh. >> look at that. that looks delicious. all the avocados repurposed and healthy too. >> so when you have herbs in your house and everything they're getting old. >> i'm guilty of this. i leave them on the counter. i leave them in the fridge. >> wow. >> so they get wilted. >> right. >> wilted herbs. you can perk them back up by plunging them into cold water and drying them out again. all the wilted herbs are fresh and beautiful. we ground us into a salsa verde with anchovy and garlic. look at this. beautiful clams. >> what? >> i know. >> stop it. >> isn't that insane? >> and we add the stems. if you're tossing the stems, i'm coming after you. this is crunchy, delicious. i love it. so shall we move back to the next one? >> there's more! >> oh, there's more. >> let's go. >> i see mashed potatoes in our future. >> this is cadge yi's favorite. >> you just crush them a little bit more. add that in. a little bit of mustard and spices. >> what? >> just a sweet mustard. >> like a chutney? >> exactly. great as a rub for grilled meat. >> what's this? >> that is a little bit of coriander and cumin. it's a great way to make it into something totally different. easy and so so unique. >> wow. >> this one i can not handle. this is all the peelgz. >> -- peelings. >> this is the stuff that goes down the garbage disposable. >> so much flavor and sweetness. i like to put night a pouch. >> these are carrot shavings potato shavings. >> this is onion. >> all the scraps really. we make night a bundle. this is cheese cloth. if you don't have cheese cloth, i'll tell what you to do. tie this up. this is a flavor bomb. then can you toss this in. if you don't have cheese cloth, if you're boiling pasta or potatoes, boil the peels first. take them out after ten minutes. if you do, plunge them in with whatever is boiling. it gives so much more flavor. a lot of adversity in your mouth. >> so smart. >> real quick at the end. mashed potatoes. these were boiling away. i promise you, they're tasty. >> put them in there? 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>> i like you, jack. >> jack can take the follow-up questions just fine. >> mondays with you ladies always. >> of course it is. >> big weekend for sophia vergara. first of all her movie came out with reese witherspoon. how did that do? >> it's number two at the box office, which is great, compared to the "avengers" with debuted close to $80 million -- >> fourth or third? >> second week "avengers." theirs came in at $13.3 million. >> near analyst projection sps. >> not really. i think this didn't do so well. a lot of people were saying it wasn't funny enough, that there wasn't enough meat there for comedy. >> script not a talent problem. >> she was busy. she had her engagement party this weekend. >> that was done in the soho west hollywood los angeles. lot of family and close friends gathered including arnold schwarzenegger who gave a toast. i don't know what the connection is there, but he must be friends with one of them on a very intimate level. >> he did a movie with joe. remember that one. >> which one? >> out like two years ago. >> okay. >> so he did that. they posted a lot of great pics on instagram and min know lo her son, was one of them. >> he said congratulations to these two ugly people. obviously being sarcastic at how beautiful they are. luckily they have to aspire to be physically. >> cute. >> very funny. >> there was a big concert in baltimore. >> oh, yeah. >> prince performed. not the cameras were allowed inside. >> not really. a lot of pictures people took on twitter but he released a track called "baltimore" about the unrest, civil unrest, happening in baltimore. and one of the things is that he did a stand alone concert in baltimore called "rally for peace" where he had a lot of guests. one was the baltimore state attorney marilyn mosby as well as rapper dougy fresh es stel showed up with miguel so it was pretty good. >> i noticed too of the crowd which i liked, it looked like a mixed race crowd. everyone was going in. it wasn't all -- >> it has to do with prince. his music is so varied. >> let's listen to a little bit of that song, "baltimore." ♪ ♪ are we going to see another bloody day ♪ ♪ we're tired of crying and people dying let's take all the guns away ♪ >> let's just remind everybody, the facts are not in on this case and let's not try people until we know the facts. >> right. >> that's important. >> because that's easy to get caught up in and everybody is due process by law until the facts are known. >> sure, sure. i think a lot of lyrics are no more crying, no more guns. you get -- i think that's universal, minus the -- >> he refers to freddie gray in one of the lyrics as well to make sure this is a protest song about healing the community. you know what they say about music it's medicine. >> it can also drive people apart too. >> it can be used either way like anything. >> burt reynolds showed up at an event. >> oh, my gosh. >> where was he? >> comic-con in philadelphia 79 did his first appearance at a comic-con and he looked frail and a lot of people were worried about his health. he walked in there with a cane and he did promote his booked, a second memoir called -- "but enough about me" where he sets the record clear about the people in his career and relationships with dinah shore, lonnie anderson. >> i know burt and all his exwives so i'm not saying a word. >> she knows everything. >> do i know stories. >> when mary lou henner and i get together oh, the memories we have. >> rob lowe, he tweeted out, 25 years sober. >> good for him. >> yeah. he said in the tweet to about a million of his followers i found recovery and a life of promise, #grateful. he also gave a shout out to his wife. >> yeah. >> happy mother's day. he seems to be in a really great place. his show got renewed for "parks and recreations"p. he's doing well. 25 years sober. >> that's a huge milestone. >> thank you very much, jack rico. if that's your real name. >> isn't that a protection witness thing. >> seems like it. >> rico. >> rico law. the hotels and hot spots that roll out the red carpet for your furry friends. >> the real life army wife who is the country's military spouse. >> i love it when we do this. looks like a i'm brian vickers, nascar® driver. i'm kevin nealon comedian. and i'm arnold palmer, professional golfer. know what we have in common? 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why does it mean so much? >> well distracted driving is such a senseless death. and so just by sharing the message, that helps, you know make my loss not seem so you know senseless. >> as parents we can only remind our kids so many times not to do this. what do you say to parents that will help them drive that point home? >> first of all, you have to be a good example. that is the number one. whether we think they're listening or not, they're watching us. and if you're consistent and not being a hypocrite, they're going to get that message. you have to be that example for them. >> and it was just a three-word text that your daughter was answering. and i know that's something when you speak to young people you say that message can wait. >> absolutely. where are you at. pull over. you know it's not worth risking your life for. >> so phone service carriers now are getting ready to put a plan in place to help out. >> yeah actually they have been having a plan for a few years now. a lot of the carriers not only have a plan in place and campaign but they have apps that are free you can get. verizon, sprint, at&t they all limit the phone's features. things like blocking cell phone calls or text messages or e-mails. there are other apps that can autoactivate when your car is moving 10 miles an hour. it will automatically kick in on the device. some set safety zones. if there's an area where your kid is going to be going to for a party or going to a friend's house and you don't want them driving outside of the area you can be alerted of that as well. >> and there's another option called the canary project, what's that? >> this is interesting. this app is a way to get a dialogue going. no app is going to take the role of being a parent but this particular one, the canary app, it's free on iphone and android. what's different about it is parents get more features. so you get more alerts. you'll find out things like what's the speed that my child is driving, where are they going. but you can also get things like how are they using the phone? are they picking up the phone and making a call while they're driving? you can get all of that e-mail sent to you as a text. so it makes the parent a little bit more understanding about how their son or daughter is really driving behind the wheel and you can have a better conversation around that. >> mary and mario, thank you so much. >> can i say one last quick thing? >> yes. >> people don't know when you're driving 55 miles an hour if you look down for 3 or 5 seconds you're covering the length of a football field. keep that in mind. for a short glance there's a lot of space. >> so important to think about. thank you, again. all the information on our website today.com. remember the best gift that you can give mom this mother's day is a promise to put your phone down while driving. and we at "today" along with our sponsor nissan and red thumb.org encourage you to make the red thumb mother's day promise. be sure to do that. we're back in a moment. this is "today" on nbc. trading-in or selling your car truck or suv? webuyanycar.com takes the hassle out of selling in just 3 easy steps. one, get your free online valuation. two, book an appointment. and three, pick up a check at your nearest buying center. ♪ find out how much your car is worth ♪ ♪ at webuyanycar.com ♪ >>> all right. our good buddy erica hill is here with a preview. what's coming up this weekend? i know half of what's coming up. >> i know half and it is amazing. mr. willie geist. that's right. little willie and e. hill team. >> very excited. >> so it's tough to top that. but we do have more. as you know we're celebrating all things mom all week. we kick things off on sunday of course with sheinelle's piece with her mom. this weekend dylan and i are sharing our stories with you guys. we're also having a mother's day brunch this weekend. special treats for moms on the plaza. and i'm told an extra special treat, wrangler may be making his weekend debut. did you pull that street for us? >> i talked to wrangler. he goes out late on friday nights. so he's going to come in. >> he's already resting up for it. >> look at him. >> he needs to rest up. we're a wild bunch on the weekends. look out. >> we'll be watching. up next don't miss hoda's mother's day surprise for her . >> announcer: nbc 10 news starts now. >>> good morning. i'm chris cato. 9:56. it should be a warm friday. let's check your first alert forecast with brittney shipp. >> it's going to be very warm depending on where you are. average for this time of year only 71. into the afternoon temperatures range between 82 and 85. in fact we're close to 70 already in in philadelphia. 72 in chester springs. 73 in horsesham. closer to thor shore, cooler. in the mid 50s in avalon. poor air quality for most of south jersey. be careful if you have asthmaer or oh suffer lung diseases. into the next eight hours by 2:00 p.m., 82. by 5:00 p.m., low 80s as well. chris? >> one thing not helping air quality in south jersey a massive fire that burns in new jersey's largest state forest. the fire is now 75% contained. it started yesterday. it's burned more than 700 acres. helicopter crews are using water from a lake to douse the fire. officials hope to have it contained later today. we expect a briefing about progress by noon. we'll bring updates on the nbc 10 app. >>> now to bucks county. police are stel looking for two armed robberers who beat a man during a home invasion on new jersey avenue. police say the man stole cell phones wallets and a safe and pistol whipped a han in the home. investigators tracked one of the phones to montgomery county. >>> we'll have another update in 25 minutes. remember, you can always get the latest news and weather through the nbc 10 app. have a great morning. . >>> from nbc news, this is "today," with kathie lee gifford and hoda kotb from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. ♪ so. >> we are so happy it is try day friday, may 8th. we have another great show for you today, especially if you have a fear of commitment. >> right. >> which she used to but no longer. bobbie thomas will show you how to get over it with hair color and highlights that only last a few days. >> what just happened. >> hoda does something special for her mom sameha on mother's day. >> going to her apartment. >> tell us about it. >> it was a surprise to mom. >> it sure was. >> i will reveal my mom has had the same kitchen for a long, long time but we're going to show you what happened. >> my mother's big surprise is. >> what? >> i'm going to see her this weekend. and some of the best competitive ballroom dancers are in the country are here. along with former champion and tv host mary murphy are going to perform for us later. >> i love watching that. >> the finals are coming up. >> it is mother's day. we want to say first of all happy mother's day to our moms. >> joanie and sameha. >> they are the best. >> the best. >> i mean you can't -- >> put them up against anybody. >> sunday. >> we know. it's almost. >> we didn't say today. of course it is. look how cute everyone is. >> i can't see that far anymore. >> some people don't like visiting their mothers because of traffic. >> well, yeah. >> and scheduling and -- >> they feel obligated. let's face it a lot of people aren't crazy about their mothers. >> i know. we have to say, suck it up because 83% of adult children are visiting their moms on sunday. >> so says a survey by visiting angels. ♪ america's choice in home care ♪ >> i love that one. >> your voice, by the way, you should use it more. >> it's long gone. nobody wants it? okay. it is a dilemma for husbands. some men, still have a mother that's alive. >> sure. >> but they also have wives who have given birth to their children and so they're like who do i spend time with who do i take to brunch? >> divvy up the time i think. >> what it seems to me seems to me whoever is your mother should bes the person -- you give your wife a gift on the day she gives birth to your children. you do that. and -- but i think do respect should always be for the older mother still there and she, little by little by little is leaving you and you spend the time with her because she actually needs it the most. >> hug your mom on mother's day on sunday. >> let's go to that -- from that to botched. >> you seen that show called "botched" when you had bad plastic surg sfli who hasn't. >> and you say, can you fix the bad nose job? the bad whatever. this was weird. we should do -- we should add a warning only because there's no skin exposed but a little funky. >> oh, no it's really disturbing. >> there's this woman named susan sikes. she's known for her -- >> mamories 46 hs. >> not that they're so big but talented. >> she went in because she wanted to have a tummy tuck fix. >> of course. >> and then the girls came out and she was showing -- >> not to play to work. >> she showed the surgeons her talents. take a look. >> oh, god. >> the surgery hand. >> this is -- yeah. >> that is his surgery hand. >> okay. brave man. >> wait a minute what? 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>> this is an h? >> do they get bigger? is this like an n? >> i like that. >> can't breathe. >> i feel like i can't breathe that well. >> hurts my back. >> man. >> my back. >> tough job. digging into my shoulders. >> i couldn't run or anything like this. >> that is so much weight. >> feel like these are going to pop out at any time. >> and they do. and they do. you know what years ago when i was pregnant with cody regis put on something called the empathy belly, which is a -- >> yeah. >> to know what it's like to carry maybe 30 40 pounds around. >> how did he do? >> he was blown away by it. this is not easy. he wore it for eight hours. i said try it for nine months. >> you're right. >> yeah. >> the running. >> didn't change him fundamentally in any way. why would it? he's regis. >> yes, it is. >> you know what time it is. >> one of my favorite time on fridays. friday funny. >> this is a good one. >> i think this is a good one. teenage daughter comes downstairs for her date with a see-through blouse on and no bra. this is the theme. >> hello. >> her grandmother had a fit and said don't you dare go out like that. >> yeah. >> teenager says listen up grams, these are modern times. you have to let your rose buds show and ran out the door. the teenager came down the stairs and her grandmother was sitting there with no top on. teenager wanted to die. she yelled grandma i have friends coming over and that is not appropriate. and the grandmother says loosen up sweetie if you can show off your rose buds i can display my hanging baskets. >> that's cute. >> good one, right. >> we've launched this contest called make room for color. if you're a homeowner and a room you want redone send us a photo of the room but also send us a photo of something that inspires you, a place or a thing, a pillow, or the beach or something. >> your garden. >> anything because i think we'll use that item. >> as inspiration. >> tell us why you deserve a make-over. 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spin into you? okay. spin into you. i have a short skirt on. >> i got you. >> these all said salsa. they all said salsa. >> willie hold on. >> we get a ten. fantastic. >> we won. >> they all say salsa. the fix was in! >> i'm sorry cheryl. >> cheryl, thank you so much. you can catch "i can do that" may 26th right here on nbc. coming back we're going to be back in a >>> very good tuesday morning. it's 9:26. i'm sam brock. hazmat teams and firefighters are still on scene of an early morning industrial fire in san jose. this happened at an auto detailing shop. no one was injured. as you can see from the chopper video, at least we'll show you some flames destroyed a large portion of one of the buildings there. absolutely gutted out. firefighters say the toxic chemicals inside the business contaminated the water used to put out the flames. >>> in san mateo a 90-pound mountain lion is back in the wild this morning. it wandered into the city's neighborhoods yesterday. rangers tranquilize and released the big cat. neighbors say a neighbor fired a warning shot into the ground which is illegal and that pern may face charges. >>> santa clara county supervisors meeting to consider snuffing out cigarette sales for anyone under the age of 21. that would raise the minimum age for all tobacco and cigarette sales from 18. it would affect unincorporated parts of county which amounts to about 25 stores. a final vote will happen next month. >>> coming up a look at your traffic and your weather. right back. >>> welcome back. i'm christina loren. taking a look at a clearing sky own mount tam. a beautiful day coming your way. it will be cool enough for a jacket. let's face it though, we could be in the 90s this time of year. 63 degrees the forecasted high for the east bay today. 65 on the peninsula. low 70s. room temperature readings for the north bay. the trend stayed steady. light showers thursday into friday. we'll have all the details on that at 11:00. >>> we still have a slowdown right here from golden gate field past university avenue. a lot of compression and reports on the map. we'll show you a crash nearby. it does sound like the crash cleared. it may be affecting the off-ramp. we didn't see it on the live camera, though. an easier drive toward the bay bridge. lightening drive toward oakland. lighter flow off the san mateo bridge. south bay slowing north 101 past the airport as well as 237. back to you. >>> moving pretty good out there, mike. thank you very much christina as well. we'll see you with another update in 25 minutes. for now, back to the "today" show. >>> taking a look at the headlines when it comes to certain cancer screenings the advice can be confusing. in an attempt to clarify the guidelines, they have released an overall list of basic advice for five different cancers. for example, women should get mammograms every other year from age 50 to 75. when it comes to colorectal cancer after the age of 50. >>> men with sleeping problems may have 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the way i just want you to take a look in the orange room. 74% of seem wash their clothes. >> no i think they mean underwear. i don't think they mean -- >> clothing. shirts -- >> i need explanation. >> the explanation is you're in the minority on that one, all right? >> in more than clothing thank you. >> she just walked away. she can't handle it. you can't handle the wash! for today, risk of strong storms west texas. along the west coast, 69 and sunny the los angeles. showers here in the northeast. for tomorrow we're looking at more wet weather stretching from iowa all the way down in the central gulf coast. sunshine continues out west. and returns here in the northeast. and temperatures a little on the chilly side. but will rebound as >>> 9:32. a cool tuesday coming your way. we do have the clouds still in full effect over most of the bay area. we'll see a mix of sun and clouds for the first part of the day becoming sunny gradually between 12:00 and 4:00. 65 for the peninsula today. 63 in the east shore. temperatures are typically about 10 degrees warmer than what we have coming your way for the rest of the week. showers thursday into friday but we'll warm you up in time for your memorial day weekend. >> and that is your latest weather. >>> of course the weather in central city a little rougher because of the nice guy actor who's turned a little bad these days. tom cavanaugh, reloved him as the title character in the popular nbc series "ed." and as j.d.'s older brother dan on "scrubs." >> now he's taken on a role of a villain in "the flash." he plays the hero's arch nemesis the reverse flash. we got a sneak peek of tonight's season finale. >> ask it. >> why did you kill my mother? >> because i hate you. not you now. you years from now. >> in the future. >> in the future, yes. we're enemies, rivals opposites, reverses of one another. >> why were we enemies? >> it doesn't matter. it doesn't matter anymore. what matters is neither of us was strong enough to defeat the other. >> ooh. tom cavanaugh joins us this morning. you were a bad man, by friend. a bad man. >> that's correct, willie. thank you for bringing that to the attention of america. >> the last we saw you, you had an arrow in the back. i trust from this clip you recovered from that. >> i like how you put two and two together very well. yes. the arrow did not kill me. but it got me into jail, so that's something. yeah. >> how much more fun is it playing this character? you get to kind of chew the scenery a bit in this show. watching that clip my inner monologue. listen it's a comic book. if i'm not like, chewing the scenery a bit, i'm not doing my job. yeah. it's a little -- it's tremendous to play. it's really fun to do. >> i bet when you walk down the street, the thing yelled at you most is ed. you hear that most? or scrubs? >> it's interesting you threw scrubs out. it depends on the demographic. here in new york i get you should be in the bathtub drinking beer j.d.'s brother. >> you played kind of a nice guy in both those roles. much different turn for you here. >> yeah. it's that old adage. never trust a guy in a yellow super suit. >> you've always said that. >> yeah. i think it comes the o fruition here. i love playing this character. it's funny because you get from the older people on the street, you're bad. you're a bad man. and my answer to them is just a guy trying to get back home. aren't we all. >> the interesting thing is you actually are a runner. perhaps not as fast as the reverse flash, but -- >> no, i'm not that fast. i can't go 700 miles an hour. but thank you for noticing. >> we're all over this this morning. >> what's interesting is you walk into the studio and you had this knot of fan boys around you myself included. that's got to be kind of a kick. >> here's the thing. when you're living from 6 to 14, this is all i did. you're getting in fights with supervillains and superheroes. and now someone is paying me to put on a suit and do it. it seems 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that whole sequence was -- well, as you can see there didn't need to be too much acting on the plane. am i ready? no. >> in fact, you've been in earthquakes before. our producer said they talked to you and said that's why you will no longer sleep naked. >> it's true. >> it's written right here. >> by that he means he googled it. >> yes. i learn fast. it was the middle of the night. i had no clothes on. i could not find my clowes and i'm running out of the house naked. >> you did? >> but i found my robe at the very last minute. >> and the neighbors went, oh. >> there were three guys next to your house just shaking it. >> no more birthday suit for me in california. new york is a different story. >> can i ask you a question about your upbringing in northern california? there are stories out there you were raised in a tepee. i know it's an exaggeration. >> no i was not raised in a tepee but i had bathrooms and things as well at different times in my life. but, no, i lived -- i had a very 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what style, we can all agree on one thing. come on. we love a bargain. so this edition is all about what i believe fashion should be. sales. on sale. with memorial day weekend around the corner this is the time to get a good deal on some trendy items, designer items as well for spring and summer. here to help us save more dollars style director at good housekeeping magazine. >> thank you so much. >> here's the skinny. people ask all the time where i get things. i got a tweet saying why don't you tweet where you get your fashion. i get many of them on sale and they're gone. i don't want to send you on a wild goose hunt. this jacket i wore, this is an i italian designer jacket. i got it off much off. it's unusual in its texture. i knew it would go on sale when i saw it at its regular price. then when you put it on it's cute. always look for the most unusual designer thing on sale. this dolce skirt. i got this for around $200. dolce & gabbana. designer outlet. >> you have to go to california palm desert. they have amazing designer outlets. outlets have sales as well. people forget that. memorial day is coming. they're going to have a sale too. >> major department stores start marking around 40% off right about now. by july you're in the 65% off category. you've got models for me. show me what you found on sale. >> gladiator trend is huge right now. >> which i will not buy a gladiator shoe on full price because i know it's a trend and it's everywhere. >> these are from a new york-based designer. they're originally $169. we got them for $101.40. they're super comfy. we paired it with this dress because you can wear them with something feminine. dress is from macy's. we got it on sale for under 50 bucks. >> cute as well. >> and the thing about gladduaters. if you're a short cleg, steer clear of me ones that go really high. the ones we chose are the most universally flattering. >> and we have an option for kohl's. let me bring in the next model. i want to show what else we have. >> boho has been huge. you've seen celebrities. >> i'm obsessed with these pants. tell me about them. >> they're from old navy on sale for $22. >> you can live with these. >> we wanted to elevate it. she's going to work. the top originally almost $150. we got it for $89. >> perfect. one more look. here's another tip i do. i have a calendar. on my calendar i put when the sales start. winter sales, february that's when you buy winter stuff. next model, we're out of time. okay. i'm going to have to get a longer segment. thank you laurie. this is "today" on nbc. maxi dress on sale for how much? >>> kathie lee's got a special guest. elvis duran. >>> good morning to you. just a couple minutes before 10:00. i'm kris sanchez. today crews start the task to remove two whale carcasses from the pacifica coastline. the rotting remains and the foul smells that come with it come from two separate incidents within weeks of each other in april. the first involved a dead sperm whale. the second, a small humpback. crews will bury the remains in a job that is expected to take a couple of days. >>> now get serious for the golden state warriors. the nba western conference finals begin tonight. the warriors square off against the houston rockets in a best of seven series. it's a showdown between two of the top players. most valuable player steph curry and mvp runner up james harden of the rockets. game one tips off tonight at 6:00 at oracle. let's look at your forecast with christina loren. >>> clouds clinging to the coastline right now. temperatures for today will be much cooler than average, but we will see more sunshine out there. 12:00 to 2:00 is when we're expecting full sun over the greater bay area. temperatures for today will be cool by about 10 degrees compared to average. 65 on the peninsula, 62 for the east bay today. 71 in the north bay and 68 degrees meanwhile for us here in the silicon valley. a few showers expected as we head throughout thursday into friday. and a comfortable memorial day weekend. details on that today at 11:00. right now mike and your drive. >>> the south bay an earlier crash at wolf road. north 280 jammed up. cleared up in the last 20 minutes. quick recovery. lighter volume. cupertino and by sjc. we saw slowing on the dumbarton bridge. that's ending now as folks head to the peninsula. bay bridge slowing off the east shore freeway and the toll plaza. let's show you the toll plaza. fasttrack moving very well in towards san francisco. out of oakland of course. back to you. >>> we have more local news coming up for you in just a half hour. >>> from nbc news this is "today" with kathie lee gifford and hoda kotb, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. ♪ >> are you into it? >> rose tuesday. may 19th. hoda is not having a good hair day. this is z 100's national radio host elvis duran sitting next to me. >> i love being next to you. even if i had a rosea tuesday before you? >> no. >> for summers we will do rosea tuesdays. >> i was drinking her rosea this past sunday. >> we're not allowed to talk about it. >> okay. >> hoda is on her way to accept, this is a huge honor a gracie award for outstanding host in news nonfiction. she's going to be in l.a. receiving that award tonight. one of the reasons for the award is her truly brave music video featuring cyndi lauper and sarah bareilles. it was amazing. it was beautiful. >> great song. >> and so hoda, have a good time, she will be back here tomorrow morning to tell us about it. you came rushing over from your show. >> yeah. >> you have a big week. you had carly rae jepsen on. >> the winner of "american idol" on today, nick. >> is he overwhelmed a little? >> no. >> real easy going? >> he is cool as cool can be. on "the voice" tonight is the night. >> we will look at that in a little bit. you know who's here? >> who. >> i get nervous around her because she's one of the greatest actresses of our time, susan sarandon is here revealing a side of hollywood, icon marilyn monroe that's never been seen before. she plays gladys, marilyn's mother and who everybody thought marilyn was an orphan because that's the -- that was the story that the studio told, but in reality, her mother was a schizophrenic paranoid schizophrenic and mental illness and susan of course, does a sensational job in this. >> and her daughter is in it too. >> her daughter plays her at a younger age. this young woman, kim kim garner i think her name plays marilyn, is excellent. she's got -- you don't want to just be -- you want to have the essence of a character. you don't want to be a -- what's the word? impersonator. you want the essence. she does a beautiful job. >> the thing about the story, it with az great book and they brought it to life for the mini series is, we all think we know everything about marilyn monroe and we don't and the relationship between marilyn and her mother is really what the story is all about and as difficult as a relationship it was -- >> there was a lot of love there. >> what about you? do you love your mother? >> loved my mother. she passed away. >> what about your father too? >> he passed away. you're bumming me out. they're all dead. >> would they be proud of you? >> yes. the fact that i'm on tv consist kathie lee gifford getting messed up yeah. >> we're not getting messed up. as my dad would say, a little sip of something. >> the more of your rosea i drink the prettier you look. >> all the girls get prettier by closing time. >> the music today one of the reasons i love coming to "today" ajr is here today. >> three brothers. >> yep. >> well educated kids. >> and they have a couple hits already they're going to sing for us. what's the newest song? >> we're going to hear it today. >> stay tuned for that. talk about "the voice," the finale is tonight i believe right. >> yeah. >> but last flight was part one of the finale. the final four are joshua team adam, megan who is team blake. >> right. >> and two from pharrell's team 16-year-old koryn and saur. >> have you been watching. >> yes, i have. i've been cheering for all of them. >> let's see who you choose as the winner tonight. >> you want to see a preview? >> let's see. >> okay. ♪ ♪ one thing that i found ♪ ♪ ♪ singing a working man's gig ♪ ♪ you want me to sing baby ♪ ♪ this is not i've been through all baby i got to say ♪ ♪ down on my knee ♪ ♪ ♪ maybebaby i can get down on my knee ♪ >> okay. . >> i think corin is going to pull it. >> that's what i think. >> they're talented people but, you know, talent is one part of it, isn't it? >> yeah. >> it's attitude, it is energy, it's showmanship. >> it's who you know. >> as in the case of elvis' artist of the month. >> it's true. >> corin knows pharrell so she has a good in. >> were they friends before this? >> they became very tight during this. >> during this process. >> i think so, too. that result is tonight and we'll talk about it tomorrow morning. >> i love the energy of the voice. i think it's a fantastic show. >> like a perfect combination between ebntertainment and game show. >> as lot of people were starting to get tired of "american idol" but it's one more season back. >> what will they do if they get huge ratings again because it's last season j. lo does it in the nude, then it will come backs the next -- she's practically now. >> she looks hot though. >> she's -- >> did you see the billboard awards? >> i didn't see the awards but i saw the pictures. if i could look like that i would wear tight. >> does she look like that around the clock? >> i've never woken up with her. >> maybe you should try. >> also last night two bachelorettes vying to be the bachelorette and, of course, nobody follows it more closely than our producer amanda who has it all wrapped up in a nutshell. we're going to start the clock and in one minute -- >> let me ask you a question do you talk about bachelorette because hoda and kathie lee refuse to watch it. >> i love it and i'm passionate about the show and want them to love it too. >> here's the thing amanda is the perfect, perfect person for this job. this is like the dream job. >> i do. >> you have to watch all this stuff so she can report. >> i get paid to do this. >> i'm in bed by 8:00. >> you can watch it. >> more fun to hear amanda. >> a bunch of d bags if i may say, they have to witle it down from two to one we'll find out tonight. >> yes. >> here we go. start the clock. you've got one minute. >> okay. so we have brit and caitlin. the fans know them from the last series remember them. so brit is super sweet, beautiful, little emotional. caitlin is more a girl next door fun, takes a while to open up to people. 259 bachelors have to decide between them. the get out of the limo and put them equal distance to the girls. the men had to decide on the spot who to walk to first to say hello to. like a self-esteem nightmare. >> totally based on looks. >> see them coming in, who do you go to first caitlin, to brit, i'm not sure. >> so cruel. >> so cruel. >> living in fast motion. >> we did that. >> and then the cocktail pa party and this guy named ryan m. gets so drunk at the cocktail party he takes all his clothes off and gets in the pool. security had to remove him. >> right. >> and chris harrison had to say, i'm sorry, but your a know longer op the show. they kicked him off. >> wow. >> a bro fight as well. >> yeah. >> it was rough. and just final -- >> oh my goshp. >> what was that? >> that was -- >> brit and caitlin said. >> let's give her a grace period. go ahead. >> see what brit and caitlin said when the men had to vote for them. it's going to be tough, neck and neck on who's going to win. >> the happiest woman on the planet or have one of the hardest of my life. i let my heart go, i've been imagining it and kind of let myself think that's going to be my future. i just want to know the answer am i moving forward to find love or going home you know, in tears. i don't know. >> when i think about not seeing this group of guys again it bums me out. i feel like these are my guys. this is it for me. my husband is in that room and if i go home, it's going to be the worst thing in the world. >> husband is in the room. >> she met three hours ago. out of the 25 men. >> that's the stuff that just drives me crazy. i will screaming at the television the entire time. >> well tonight they find out who is going to picked. who do you think is going to be picked, brit or caitlin. >> one thing about my husband is in my room -- >> they get so serious. >> she said my husband is in that room. >> go with that one. >> they've known these guys for ten minutes. >> pawing at his chest i don't blame her for that but -- >> tonight we find out. we'll see. >> let's show a little bit more. >> yes. >> i want to paw your chest. >> he's lost almost 100 pounds so he is almost ready for the joy fit club. >> looking good. >> you're adorable. we love you. >> thank you. >> time to check in with matt. we are proud of him. he's on this long, long bike trip. there he is. hey, matt how are you? >> we have to yell. he can't hear us. >> good, kathie lee. elvis, nice to see you both or talk to you both. >> how you feeling today? you had a rough day yesterday, right? looks like the rain has cleared up? >> yeah. yesterday was terrible to be perfect blunt about it. there were a ton of hills in rhode island and connecticut. we're in the -- on the north fork of long island which as you know, kathie lee, is wine country here in new york. we call it gifford county. and it's beautiful now, but it was miserable. we started the ride around 6:30 this morning. by about 7:00 it was pouring. it was raining sideways. so hopefully keep the fingers crossed it's going to stay like this. a little chilly but it's okay. >> stop at your own house and have a shower and a brunch with the family. >> you know what i did, i'm so happy you said that yesterday i ended up in new london connecticut, took the ferry across to orion point and after that i took a shower in a little hotel and went and surprised my son jack at his baseball game yesterday afternoon, so i was able to watch that and then stop by and see annette and romi for a little bite of dinner and came back. >> that has to inspire you. >> speaking of dinner -- >> it was good. >> are you eating the road kill along the way? how are you sustaining protein? >> yeah. actually that's -- i'm glad you bring that up elvis. pull over to kelly english riding with me. we have a little game, when we see the thing dead on the road, we try to see who can be the first to identify what kind of an animal it actually was. >> we love road games. >> you have to fight the boredom somehow. >> but matt -- >> and we can tell you so far we realized it was a bad night for possums. >> that's good eating. >> we are -- i know you're not getting your tweets and all your messages and everything, but we all love you so much, matt, and we are incredibly proud of what you're doing for kids in poverty. for the red nose campaign. >> thank you very much. i hope people go on-line and learn how to donate to red nose day. you're right, it's all about kids, not only in this country but around the world living in poverty and finding a way to lift them out of that which we hope we can do. >> that's called motivation. thank you. stay safe. we love you. >> wow. >> yeah. >> all right, guys. take care. >> for a second you text today at the number. can we see it again. >> it's on our website. everybody can -- >> what did you do? >> don't show your phone. >> text today. >> do we have time to talk about the last subject? >> kardashians last night. >> i'm going to recuse myself because i've been a friend of the family for over 35 years, so -- but last night bruce jenner continued to tell his family all about this transition he's making and sat down with kris for the first time with cameras going. >> it was a heavy night. >> let's take a look. >> i've been to every one of the kids one at a time, bringing them out to malibu sitting them down, saying this is the truth. you are the toughest one to talk to out of anybody. okay. . >> well, maybe it's because i'm the one you lied to the longest. i just miss bruce. that's going to take a minute for me to mourn that relationship. i just want you to know you were a great dad and i just want you to be happy. >> this makes me happy. i love you. >> i love you too. >> youuyou know he had been saying he's been living his life for so many people for so many years and he thinks it's not too late for him to live his life for himself she's a friend of yours. >> they all are. >> i've been going through it with them privately. it's not new in that sense but it's -- i hate to see people in pain whether my friend or not. bruce is in pain. all the family is in pain. and everybody's going to work it out in their own ways. it's going to take some longer than others. but ultimately when there is love at the center of something there is also 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empowering at that point? what did you think when you saw 700 men? did they tell you it would mostly be men? >> they did not. i didn't tell the stage pro i was going to take my head off. it was this thing i determined to do in the dressing room and i was going to power through it and i did. >> what was the reaction from the men in the audience? >> i ran off the stage so quickly i didn't hear anything. but when i put my clothes back on and came out i had a standing ovation. >> we're showing it right now. >> a one piece. >> she's never seen it. you're not watching it now. >> in my head it was great and i know as women what we do when we see ourselves and i want to keep it amazing in my head. >> that's the other thing as well, you talk about very sort of profoundly and very movingly about your own daughter. >> yeah. >> and the things you were saying about your own body im maj were having an impact on her. tell us about that. >> i had two boys first and then when i had my daughter she looked just like me. spitting image. every day i was like you're gorgeous, you're beautiful. everyone would tell her she's beautiful. then say she looks like you. oh thanks. i would go home and tear myself apart in front of the mirror every morning and night until it finally clicked that i'm telling this girl who looks just like me how beautiful she is but tearing myself down in the next breath. and that didn't connect for me for a while until she started mimicking things i was doing. >> such as? 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and they're like yeah more more. >> and in that moment the yes bar was born. it's now sold online and in over 80 stores. >> i like the berry. >> for me it's much bicker than a little snack bar, it's about being who you want your kid to be and being what you want to put out there in the world. >> very nice. by the way, the yes bars were even given to celebrities at the 2014 golden globe. we don't have one. >> can we have a yes bar? >> i want some of those shoes for my kid. how cool. >> this has turned into our own shopping show. we are back in a moment. this is "today" on nbc. there's over two hundred thousand students in philadelphia. jim kenney and tony williams are fighting over public schools versus charters. i think they're both wrong...it's making sure they all get a good education. teachers should have their contracts respected. they also should be held accountable. and it's wrong philadelphia gets less school funding than other parts of pennsylvania. i'll work with harrisburg to change that. but if they refuse i'll take them to federal court. as mayor i'll do what's right for them. >> amazing. hi wladz, how are you? >> great. >> i have a quick shout out. yesterday in d.c. we honored 14 different organizations make a difference day, usa today guy na menzel was there to help us present the awards. >> you both look beautiful. >> you had a great time. >> did she sing? >> she didn't. she gave a great speech about broader way. >> about young girls. >> she's just amazing. >> that's good for you. >> you are, too. we don't know we have makeovers, we have on people. fun family trips. >> announcer: nbc 10 news starts now. >> good morning. i'm tracy davidson. let's get your first alert forecast from meteorologist bill henley. bill? >> we have seen clouds but the clouds are thinning out. we'll see more sunshine and a beautiful day ahead. the humidity is low. live view of boat house row. the temperatures are climbing. look how the clouds are thinning out already. the satellite imagery shows clouds thinning out. temperatures show they are coming up. 69 degrees now in trenton. wilmington up to 66. warmer many the pocono mountains at 64 degrees. partly to mostly sunny skies. upperer 70s low 80s this afternoon. >> thanks bill. turn yourself in for a teen robbery suspect who escaped last fight. a private prisoner transport company took the 16-year-old to the police station last fight when he jump ared out of the back of a car at 55th and cedar while handcuffed. he's the suspect in two gunpoint robberies that happened in university city in february. last night his mother made a plea to her son. >> i love you. i want you to turn yourself this. it's going to be all right. it's enough you didn't hurt fob, didn't kill anyone. we we want this other. i want you home, honey. please. >> if you have information about his location call police. new from overnight a 19-year-old is in creditle call condition after being shot near cambria and indiana. er more than a dozen shell casings from two different guns were found. there was probably a shoot out. police are looking for the other gunman not there when they got there. i'm tracy davidson. another local update in 25 minutes. you can always get updated information on the nbc 10 app. >>> from nbc news this is "today" with kathie lee gifford and hoda kotb. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. ♪ i believe in miracles ♪ >>> oh, okay. come on. ♪ you sexy thing ♪ >> do you remember this 1975 hit," you sexy thing." it's in honor of the passing of errol brown from the band hot chocolate. he died. >> too young, 71. >> we had a whole group in our makeup room -- >> i'm the only one who never remembered the song. >> electric slide. look what we did in the morning. >> i'm sitting there, who are these people? >> the electric slide is always fun when you're trying to work. >> so cute. >> adorable. >> our hearts go out to his family. >> look at billy and kid all getting into it. >> along with tim stackable from "entertainment weekly." >> we have a good show for you guys today. >> they're talking. >> i'm sure it's important. ambush makeover day. we're honoring two moms getting a new look for mother's day. >>> and how much your valuables are worth. people always love this. you always wonder if you should toss something or sell it in a garage sell. >> billy bush and kit hoover and tim stack. >> what's with the gloves? >> you want to know? we're playing a game today. >> it's a weird -- >> watch this. >> no. >> oh, come on. >> that's my balloon. it's not time. >> oh, yeah. let's get this party started. >> well we're also going to have your music. >> yes, an ihoda week. >> you've had a busy morning. it's -- billy called you. >> billy called me on this. nick lobe decided to finally speak. he was engaged to sophia vergara. they had some embryos. >> two frozen female embryos. >> and now nick has come out and said he wants those embryos so he can have these children without her. >> they signed a contract? >> iron clad? >> most attorneys say it is a contract. both people agreed not to bring the embryos to term unless they signed off on it. we had a discussion about that. let's take a listen to this. do you want to have a baby or do you want to have her baby? >> it has nothing to do with her baby or a baby. lives were already created. we created -- a lot of the question is why don't you move on and meet somebody else. no doubt i'd love to do that. but two lives are already created. i wouldn't just toss them aside no different than a child that had been born. >> let's pretend you meet a girl tomorrow and say let's have a baby. is it possible this whole issue would go away if that were the case? >> absolutely not. >> i was looking throughior complaint and it says there's talk of abuse here. for example you say she physically abused him on four occasions, kicked him and threw his phone at her head. bullied him, called him a loser, worthless and other degradesing names. you signed this portion of the form directive even though he did not agree with it in order to avoid further abuse. i was reading this complaint for the furst time last night and said what was going on there? what was going on? >> i really came here to talk about, to deal with the embryos. i think sofia is a wonderful, wonderful woman. i don't want to sit here and talk about our personal issues we had in our relationship. i don't think that's fair. >> wow. good job, though. at the same time she was speaking out. >> she was speaking out an another show. i don't like promoting my private life. i don't want this man to take more advantage of my career and try to promote himself. i asked about the timing. is this about getting press? he says no. regarding the lawsuit it shouldn't be out there for people to give their opinion when there's nothing to talk about. there's papers signed a court date. he shouldn't be creating something so ugly out of nothing. the court date is coming up in may. >> on the one hand i agree with her. you don't want your private court situations made public unless there's some good for the -- in the public interest. this is -- it's very -- i understand why she doesn't want it. it's obviously not flattering for her. it also may not be true. what it does -- people do have opinions. once it's out there in the publicarena, everybody is going to -- >> what once he put the op-ed in the paper it became a bigger story. he talked about this stuff. i asked him, let's pretend that sofia and joe who are starting their new lives wanted to have a baby and they wanted that embryo. it's half hers. how would you feel? he said he'd want a role in the parenting of it. are you worried about the lives of the embryos, the children or wrd about yourself and being a dad. >> or potentially just jealous that she's moved on so quickly with her life. getting married to one of the sexiest men in the world. he was in her shadow forral that time. and joe is a very accomplished guy. maybe it's a little of everything and a lot of all of it. >> it's going to play out. may 22nd we'll probably find out if that contract was iron clad. >> why have contracts if they don't mean anything. it's not something you can say that's settled in case we're not happy with it. something should mean something in this world we live in today. >> you don't want to talk about -- >> diane keaton. >> i want to talk about tom brady. you mean we have to have ihoda? >> we get to have ihoda. this will put you in a good mood. it's thursday which is practically friday. >> thirsty thursday. >> get your dancing shoes on. whistle while you work it by katie tiz. >> who? >> katie tiz. it's easy. words are simple. ♪ keeping my cool even if i'm broken up ♪ ♪ if you blow my mind won't make me cry ♪ ♪ whistle while you work it ♪ ♪ never let him see you down see you down ♪ ♪ gotta smile while you're hurting ♪ ♪ whistle while you work it ♪ >> come on billy. >> what is billy doing? stop it billy. >> wow. that's his dancing? ♪ whistle while you work it ♪ >> they all sound alike to me. is it just me? just live there for a while, hoda. you gave a great speech yesterday. >> i was at the elle cancer center. great ladies there. >> katy tiz will be here june 10th. that was great! shout out. you know you can listen to us on sirius xm channel 108. >> you can't see billy dancing. >> and hoda is on her sir yus shows, too. >>> two moms on the plaza for the ambush. >> we help you figure out whether to freeze it or ea these little angels build in softness. and these little angels build in strength. and that little angel says "weeeeeeeee!" 60% more sheets than charmin. everything you want and the value you love. angel soft. what are we missing here, janet? 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>> okay. >> okay. >> all right. >> what did hoda give her mom for mother's day this year? was it a puppy? a new kitchen? or a trip to the beach? >> it was a new kitchen. >> yes. >> all right. you're going to go on a fabulous trip. you and a guest will head to san antonio texas where you'll spend four days three nights at la contyra hills country resort. not only able to join the scenery of the area, you will get two tickets to san antonio's six flags fiesta and round trip airfare is included. are you excited? >> i'm so excited. thank you so much. >> who are you going to take with? >> um probably my sister. >> where are you sitting right now? >> i'm in my office right now. >> oh. you are? >> oh. >> yeah. >> you need some pictures. >> looks a lot like hoda's office. >> it does. with fewer piles. >> fewer piles. listen, have fun. if you run into our pal max there in san antonio, say hello to him for us. >> great. thank you so much. >> bye, sweetheart. >> coming up the inspiring story of famed football quarterback jim kelly. >> and janet jackson's surprise news for her fan and the winners at last night's billboard music awards. >> all coming up after your local news. >> lots of skin. >> that was quite an outfit. >> right. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ with walmart's low prices every day... ...it's not just about having more savings. it's about having more fun. great get-togethers start with low prices you can trust every day. did you know only 1% of supplements have earned the usp mark... an independent certification for quality and purity? 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>> she looked so good. she was wearing a lebanese designer. if it ain't broke don't fix it. we've seen so many variations of this dress on her before that she is killing it. >> she's 45 years old and she looks 20. >> always says she keeps looking better. >> she does. >> year after year. >> gets a little annoying. >> she's not wearing -- you can't wear spanx in that dress. >> you can't wear underwear. i think that's commando baby. >> she is in commando. >> all right. so mariah carey took the stage and people were wondering how is this going to go? >> we heard things about the performances lately. >> how did it go. >> she has been struggling with some of her live performances and earlier last week she had canceled a vegas performance. >> can we hear a little bit? ♪ >> great there. >> she's not hitting her crazy high notes. >> visions of love and infinity and while she did sing "visions of love" a range lower than originally sung, you know, i think she did what she had to do to carry off the last high note. >> didn't she cancel one of her shows? >> she had bron diechitis and rumors she didn't make the rehearsals for the bbmas because she was trying to rest her voice until the last minute. >> it happens. the hardest part. >> is she's good. >> good for her. >> sam smith had to use cue cards to make his acceptance speech. >> did he? >> he's adorable. >> here in new york city recroup rating after vocal chord surgery and when he won he used cue cards to thank the fans and shouted out some of his bffs in the audience taylor swift, nicki minaj and ed sheeran. >> oh my god. >> like "love actually". >> oh, my gosh. >> her favorite. >> inspiration. >> so good. you're right. >> taylor swift was clearly bff,ing having her boyfriend with her. was that him? >> calvin harris. they shared a peck on the cheek. she took home eight billboard music awards the highest decorated artist ever. she has 20 to her name. >> she's barely 20 herself. >> beating out garth brooks who previously held the record for 19 and also debuted her video "bad blood". >> how is that? >> good. only received half a million views and only up on youtube for like nine hours. >> is it her style? the video? >> it's kind of out of context for her. she plays like a sin city meets quentin tarantinoesque she has the amazing squad of girlfriends, lena dunham, selena go gomez and dia. she has all these costume changes and hair, wig changes too. she's a redhead at one snints talk janet jackson for a second. >> she's coming back. >> let's listen to her announcement and then talk about it. >> i promised you you'd hear it from my lips and now you will. this year. new music, new world tour, a new movement. i've been listening. let's keep the conversation going. >> where is she? >> oh. >> sexy. >> isn't it? >> what does it mean? >> linked to this video on twitter on saturday her 49th birthday and fans are excited she's coming back. this would be the first album since releasing a record back in 2008, so seven years has passed. >> been married since then right? >> yeah. her brother michael passed away in 2009. there's a lot of material there. fans have been wanting this. actually took to social need ya to create this big viral campaign asking her to examine back. >> i can't wait to hear her new stuff. >> i can't either. >> nina. >> the playing field has changed. the competition out there. >> we wish her the best. >> a lot of her peers. interesting. thanks so much. >> thank you. >> we've waited 35 years for those two stars to alone once again. >> jane fonda and lily tomlin team up as grace and frankie. >> and the hall of fame quarterback who led his team to four super bowls. >> jim kelly and his family on finding their real strength off the field coming up after this. thanks. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] fedex® has solutions to enable global commerce that can help your company grow steadily and quickly. great job. 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chris why don't you step out my friend? >> all right. >> what do you think? >> very nice. very nice. >> mark anthony, what'd you do here? >> first and foremost like she said he's a stay-at-home dad. but the t-shirt that he always wore, the stay at home t-shirts should probably stay at home. we put him one in stripes. you could wear a solid something that is, you know, universal. unstructured blazer which is super comfortable. especially when working with young girls, still has confidentmfort. >> the jeans are still jeans. >> i like the shoes too. >> yeah. slip-on shoes. comfort is everything. >> you ready to get rid of these jeans, guys? there's the garbage kind. >> r.i.p. >> i'll miss you. >> looking good. >> nicely done. >> all right. we've got alex who i recognize. you used to be an intern here at nbc. you hate seeing your boyfriend in his windbreaker. >> yes. this one right here. it's a little basic and he basically wears it any chance that he can get. >> even when there's no wind. >> no wind no rain, he'll wear it all the time. >> okay. well, let's see what the new look here. >> john, step on out. >> come on out. >> ooh. >> very nice. >> he looks super fresh. >> oh, super fresh. mark anthony what'd you do? >> we put him in one of the most super fresh trends from "gq" style of track jackets. you see guys like pharrell wearing these on red carpets. this is from fred perry. all american brand. fits great. looks great. put him in a pair of colored chinos. lifted the look. >> i love it. ready to get rid of the windbreaker? a absolutely. >> how do you feel about this? >> all right. >> we need flames so they can't get back in there. >> all right. let's move other to emily. used to love flannel, but once her fiance started wearing it every day, the love went away. >> it's more about the same -- i don't mind flannel. but it's this shirt that we wears that he got at a dollar store by us like, every day. >> it holds up well. >> i know. but it feels horrible. it doesn't smell but on weekends he actually wears it during the day twob to bed, and then the next day. really bad. it's gross. and he got caught at the knicks came courtside wearing the shirt. >> let's see how he looks. ryan, step on out sir. >> yes sir. >> you're not supposed to laugh. what do you think? 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(laughing) hey kool-aid man, are you good at hiding? dude, i can see you. everybody can see you. oh yeah? stir up some fun, with 50% less sugar than leading regular sodas. new kool-aid easy mix. oh yeah! >>> well they are the must have accessories for the summer. sunglasses. and just like a pair of good jeans if they fit right, they make a statement. >> our expert is here to help you find the best shades for the shape of your face. good morning. >> good morning. >> let's start off. are we wearing the right shape for our faces? >> well natalie, i think you can go for something that will accentuate your face a little bit better. and tamron those are really cool but they are a little bit too oversized for you. >> all right. >> so you need to know your face shape. pull your hair back and outline your face shape. start from the forehead. just go right ahead and there you go. guess what, ladies -- >> i drew jay leno. >> but you guys did it right. tamron your face is oval shape. natalie, you're heart shaped. pointier chin and wider forehead. >> i never knew that. now i do. i've been shopping for the wrong glasses my whole life. >> when you're thinking about shopping, you're looking to contour flatter, and proportion. those are the key three things. >> so you've got four models with us. first you'll start off with a face shape that's round. like michelle williams, for example. >> this is alicia. we're actually adding angles. you have a rounder face, you want to add a sharper line to it. she's also wearing a second pair that i had from her from h & m that you're wearing. >> here you go. let's see what you look like. i'll switch out with you. add more lines. >> looks great. >> now let's talk about the heart shaped face like i have. and now so does reese witherspoon. >> wearing a pair from avon. i like to say heart on heart. a similar lens that's wider at the top narrow at the bottom like your chin. then we'll switch you out with another cool aviator-like pair. these are from hard candy. they have that great reflective aspect to it. >> oh that looks good. >> covers your brow. and you're going to flatter your face as best you can. >> let's get to the guys. jon hamm has a masculine square shaped face. our model has a similar face as well. >> he's wearing a pair of rimless from express. you're the opposite of a round. you're softening the lines around the jaw and forehead line. we also have a pair for him, circular rounder shape. >> i love those. >> again, it softens the lines, softens the jawbone. and those look really great. last but not least, tom ron,amron and our model. you can wear anything. >> really? >> she's doing a great oversized h & m frame. it looks great on her. we have another pair to do an oversized. >> let me try these. >> and those are from express that she has on. again you can do almost anything. >> this looks good. great. >> i've been wearing the wrong glasses. thank you. >> i've always wondered face shapes. >> we're back in a moment. this is "today" on nbc. there are a lot of channels on your tv but only so many you want to watch what if you could pay for the types of channels you want and not the ones you don't now, fios brings you a totally new way to customize your tv. starting at $74.99 per month with no annual contract. get custom tv, including internet and phone. price guaranteed for two years. or get $300 back and free dvr service for 1 year, with a 2 year agreement. hurry, offer ends june 8th. go to getfios.com. cable just gives you channels. fios gives you choice. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v >>> finally stopped laughing at her fiance. but ryan has gone dumpster diving and taken back his flannel shirt. >> oh. >> don't leave home without it. >> it's like a comfort blanket. >> our hoda woman won >>> we have breaking news. investigators are trying to figure out who hacked the philadelphia city council website. the hacker message said i am muslim and islam is my way of life. the website has been take down while authorities investigate. let's get you updated on the forecast with meteorologist bill henley. bill? >> a chilly start. the winds out of the northwest will stay with us through this afternoon. camera shaking on the view of the flags on boathouse row. 61 degrees and holding in philadelphia. it's gotten colder in the last hour of mount pocono. the wind will be steady into the 60s near 70 this afternoon. >> jim kenny won the democratic nomination last night for philadelphia mayor. he will now face republican melissa murray bailey who was unopposed in the november general election. kenny celebrateded after the polls closed. he promises to start in the classroom vowing to provide universal pre-k and wants to end the police tactic of stop and frisk and raise the minimum wage to $15. beau biden is in the hospital this morning with an undisclosed illness. biden is being treateded at walter reed national military medical center near washington. the vice president's office has not released information about his condition. the 46-year-old suffered a mild stroke in 2010. i'm tracy davidson. another update in 25 minutes. . >>> from nbc news, this is "today" with kathie lee gifford and hoda kotb, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. ♪ >> oh. >> it is wines day wednesday. it's may 20th. our hoda is back and comes as a conquerer. she won a gracie award. >> oh. >> last night out in los angeles. so well deserved. >> it was fun. robin fiddler won one the producer extraordinary air, el, a lot of girls. >> you don't have to share it. it's your moment right this moment. >> by the way, i played the song on -- you know how i do with my ipod i played it for the people whether they liked it or not. >> that doesn't always go overp. did it go over that particular -- >> you know what. >> i've been with you when it didn't. >> this particular time it did. >> good. all right. we have another great show for you and if you have a lot of stuff around like hoda does, especially awards, no more room, this is for you. one woman's basement which went from this. >> oh. to what is this. >> to this. >> okay. everything is in boxes. >> yeah. but it's out of the way. >> you know what, you're right. >> cleaning out the clutter helped her lose nearly 50 pounds. >> who knew organization and weight were connected. >> he made a name for himself and impression on the hit show "glee" what darren criss is up to. >> fun. >> elvis was terrific yesterday. >> i love him. >> he's very thin and sa svelte. >> and jill rangled up festive finds for your memorial day fun. >> it is wines day wednesday which it is time for hoda's words of wisdom. >> okay. p. ready? >> you do this well, by the wayp. >> you teach people how to treat you by what you allow, what you stop and what you reinforce. by tony gaskin. you do that. >> i do? >> you do. >> you say, i'm worth this, you will not pay me that i will not be talked to that way you do -- you lay it down. >> i'm a control freak. >> that too. >> you just got to be -- to thy own self be true and that takes a long time. i don't think any of us are like that instantly. a lot of years realizing i wasn't being my own best friend and i was trying to people please too much. >> knowing what you're worth. when looking to get a raise and you know from wherever you work, the idea of going in and asking for a raise is so hard because you don't know if you're worth it or if they value you enough. >> but that's the way you find out. i always say that to everybody. well, we'll find out what we're worth. >> yeah. >> and if you think you're worth more, say good-bye, believe in yourself and make it happen some place else. >> yeah. >> jamie foxx was downstairs singing this song in the 8:00 hour. mesmerizing. it's called "in love right now." can we just listen to a little? ♪ ♪ love been drowning beneath the sea ♪ ♪ love ♪ ♪ i'm supposed to be in love ♪ ♪ ♪ in love ♪ ♪ ♪ i've been chasing my dream and now i'm chasing you ♪ ♪ ♪ i've played every part i've been played a fool but the movie i'll be your lead ♪ >> inspired by 21-year-old daughter who encouraged him to settle down. his new cd. cassy's friend is corin when cas does go to college, which is rare, she knows corin. >> she says she's a sweet heart. >> a new album out, cd, called "hollywood a story of a dozen roses." >> good for him. >> hoda is hungry because she took the red eye. what she likes to do. >> i like domino's pizza when i used to be able to eat cheese. there's a way you're supposed to be able to tweet dominos. >> new campaign starts today. >> and order pizza. it's simple. all you're supposed to do is go on your iphone and where you have the emojis. >> food. >> go to the pizza one and go @domnos and hit tweet they have your info because you're registered. >> already done that. >> i'm going to do it. tweet. okay. . now let's see what happens. where is our pizza? i sept a message. >> it takes a little time. >> plus security guards at every door around here. how will we get our pizza. >> they're supposed to send an automated message to confirm. see if we get a pizza before the end of the show. oh, my gosh, domino's pizza has retweeted you. let's see what happened. maybe i'm going to start to like this. >> this is donna's phone. you haven't set up tweet ordering your pizza profile yet. >> they have -- >> we didn't do it right, donna! it says you're supposed to have a pizza profile. >> i did. >> no. >> not. >> i'm retweeting them, i have one, yes, i dop. how about that. >> i'm just writing yes i do. >> what hoda and i want to do today, we're not going to do the show in honor of david letterman. like kimmel didn't do his show last night. >> it's been great. >> the spotlight is supposed to be on dave today. >> yeah. >> hogging all of his viewers. all of his glory. >> tonight the final show of "the late show" and last night jimmy kimmel spoke about dave being -- he had been a fan all of his life since he was a kid and he got a little teary. >> i would watch a television show that is very important to me, as you can tell called "late night with david letterman." [ applause ] >> if you watched it -- when i turned 16, we have a picture, that's my tribute my mother baked me a "late night with david letterman" cake and i'm wearing a dave letterman letterman jack. my first car i went to the dmv and got a vanity plate. that's my little brother wearing jams. the reason i have the show is because -- is because the executives at abc saw me when i was a guest on dave's show and hired mes to host this show. i want to thank dave and his writers and producers. [ applause ] >> very sweet. >> oh, my gosh. >> i want to thank dave too. i wouldn't be sitting here with you, hoda. >> why? >> i would still be with regis. the night i hosted "late night with david letterman" is the time i realized it was time to move on. that was 15 years ago. >> the first woman to ever host letterman's show was kathie lee. >> that doesn't matter. >> the point is i'm here with you and great friends with ri gis. >> where's the pizza? >> where's the pizza? >> thes voice finale last night four coaches sang together as a tribute to the late b.b. king sang "the thrill is gone." ♪ ♪ the thrill is gone baby ♪ ♪ the thrill has gone away ♪ ♪ now you know you done my wrong baby ♪ ♪ the thrill is gone ♪ >> fun. ♪ the thrill has gone away ♪ >> so fun. so fun to watch that. >> the most requested song in all the years. >> the finalists were narrowed down to megan from team blake and 15-year-old sawyer from team pharrell. those were the last two. the moment the winner was announced. >> it is time to find out who it is. >> the winner of "the voice" is -- >> sawyer. you won it. team pharrell wins this season of "the voice". >> congratulations. the winner will be here in the big city with us tomorrow. >> good, good, good. >> congrats. >> you know what, he's got a great voice. >> beautiful. >> it is time in the program where we love we're going to recap or nutshell the bachelorette in 60 seconds. and our girl amanda avery is coming. >> you look beautiful, amanda. >> you look gorgeous. >> you should be on that show. >> i'm a viewer on the couch watching. >> your own bachelorette here with amanda. >> no. >> i think we just cast the show. >> okay. what happened? >> so the two girls brit and caitlin the men voted on monday, so last night we got the results. i thought i would have to wait until the last two minutes to the show to find out. that's not what happened. chris harrison walks out two minutes into the show last night, goes to talk to brit. take a look at what he told her. >> what happened? >> the majority of the men have chosen one woman who they can hopefully see a future with. brit, unfortunately you're not going to be the bachelorette. >> sorry that's like sinking in. >> sorry to be the bearer of bad news. >> put your heart out there and like -- i've never had anything back. what can i do? >> that's why i don't like that show. i can't stand to see that happen to people. >> anyway here's our bachelorette. >> chosen. >> you know -- >> exploited i think. anyway -- >> she signed up twice. >> i don't like to see it. >> when you live in your own bubble in your own world, that it's that devastating. >> yeah. >> you know what i mean. >> you were uncomfortable watching it. >> i was uncomfortable but reminds me most people are watching and driving by and we don't realize that's their whole world. sometimes you meet someone on the street in a reality show and say you know what happened with me and my husband. i really don't know what happened. we're not all the way in. but now what? >> so caitlin is obviously our bachelorette. want to see the moment she got the good news? >> okay. >> i counted the votes and unfortunately caitlin i had to send brit home. you're going to be the bachelorette. >> oh my god. i feel wrong being that excited. >> it's okay. i understand. you should be excited. >> what do i do or say right now? >> say you're the bachelorette. >> i guess i am the bachelorette. >> that is evil how he did that. >> so cruel. they twist it. >> they don't tell you how many voted against her? >> they did say it was close and during the rose ceremony she had to do later one did step out from the pack and say look, i felt a connection with brit it's not with you, so i'm going to leave right now. >> oh. >> and he left the show. >> bye. >> yeah. >> and they go find brit and it ended with him going to her hotel room. you don't know what's going to happen. >> you do know what's going to happen. >> i think we're going to be seeing brit with this guy. >> amanda, you're the best. thank you so much for watching the whole thing for us. >> put our ears in. >> check in with the man, matt lauer lauer. >> 226 miles from boston to new york for red nose day. >> how are you feeling? >> hey. i'm okay. i can't tell you, i don't know what i would do on these mornings without that bachelorette update. >> yeah. yeah. you feel the same way i do and i haven't been on a bike in about 20 years. >> i'm going to bed early and missing this stuff. i get this one-minute recap. congratulations on the gracie award. >> can i tell you what i love about matt, so many things to love about matt. when meredith was there you talked about her graduation speech, on a bike, pedalling exhausted, and toosh is killing you and you're asking about a gracie, thanks. it was begun. >> that's a big deal so congratulations. >> how much more do you have to go today, matt? >> i have no idea where i am. i know i'm south of rossland somewhere. i think i'm in williston or east williston. i don't know. i think i probably have more today about another 20 miles and then i quit for the day, somewhere in queens, and then i have one more little jaunt in the morning. >> and you're coming home to us. >> coming home. >> can't wait to see you. >> we don't know what to say. >> you are setting such an example, matt. >> al roker al roker has that expression, we're losing some of the fun. and at this stage my legs and my butt are losing some of the fun. i'm looking forward to getting to queens. >> all right. >> so many kids in poverty so god bless you. that's awesome. we'll see you tomorrow, buddy. >> you know what, we have been hearing people all along the road say that and met some really nice people at a firehouse in long island this morning who said that so i hope people go to our website and remember if they can, if they can afford it, to donate to the red nose day fund and we look to do some good, ladies. i can't wait to see you tomorrow. >> we love you, matt. >> see you. >> bye hon. >> his voice today compared to yesterday. >> can you imagine? i wonder how much weight he lost. >> he could not afford to lose any. >> he's lean. speaking of hot bodies. >> yes. >> ins case you didn't know, j. lo was featured today on the april edition of -- what is that? >> "us weekly". >> "us weekly". >> oh, my gosh. >> she's -- oh. >> hello. >> introducing this be the girl challenge and i think it's -- i guess like over 100,000 people have signed up to help women become healthy happier, and more confident of themselves. >> where's the pizza? smear it is. i said yes, we did. what did they write back? >> you think i can see that? >> hi, donna, send us a dm so we can check on this for you. >> totally. >> get organized to get skinny. one woman cause tosstossed the clutter and her expra weight. >> why ♪ take me into your darkest hour ♪ ♪ and i'll never desert you ♪ ♪ i'll stand by you ♪ yeaaaah! yeah. so that's our loyalty program. you're automatically enrolled, and the longer you stay, the more rewards you get. great! oh! ♪ i'll stand by you ♪ ♪ won't let nobody hurt you ♪ isn't there a simpler way to explain the loyalty program? 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>> yeah. >> sitting in this mess you don't have the energy to get rid of it. >> right. >> anyone anyone can relate to this. you go home, your home is cluttered kitchen is overwhelmed with stuff and the feeling is i'm zapped, don't know where to start i'm exhausted before i even start. and having been doing this for 15 years when i help people declutter their homes, overwhelmingly they would say there was a weight lifted off my shoulder. >> your. >> and i started making better health choices. >> what comes first the chicken or the egg? >> start losing weight and then clean your house? >> focusing on either is a mistake. it has to be a whole thing. that's what the book is about. you look at decluttering your home week by week, at the same time you look at a better meal plan, exercise, and you look at being mindful. >> we're going to show. >> some of the things you did. >> what's all this action. >> people say where to start? start with your tupperware. that's an easy thing. if you have a stuportupperware cupboard that looks like this, doesn't have a matching lid, get rid of all of that. >> move to the kitchen. >> okay. there are simple things to do to get a cupboard organized. number one, great bins like this. >> you did this. >> container store. >> great things like this with handles so you can organize things up high very, very easily. >> i like what you've done to the spices and condiments too. >> nothing you'll ever see in hoda's house ever. >> ever. >> indoor shoe racks are great not just for shoes but in the kitchen for spices, craft items, for anything like that. they're really versatile. the whole focus here is get your home organized as the first step. >> you're amazing by the way. >> congratulations. >> thank you. >> hats off for everything you did. a great example for everybody. >> thank you so much. >> we'll be back with more i am totally blind. i lost my sight in afghanistan but it doesn't hold me back. i go through periods where it's hard to sleep at night and stay awake during the day. non-24 is a circadian rhythm disorder that affects up to 70% of people who are totally blind. talk to your doctor about your symptoms and learn more by calling 844-844-2424. or visit my24info.com. what are we missing here, janet? 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