unlike when harry met sally, i'm basically like sally. >> but i'd like the pie heated, i'd like strawberryad of vanilla. if not, just whipped cream, but only if it's real, if it's out of a can, then nothing. >> noise is a huge health hazard. it's one of the most underrated health hazards. but it's terrible for you. bad for your stress levels and it's -- it's bad for your hearing, of course. so i actually -- i -- i wear these all the time. so i won't wear them for the interview, but i love them. because it's healthier. i have a collection of ear plugs and i've got these beautiful noise-canceling earphones, i really recommend them. i think people worry about the wrong things. we spend time worrying about things like shark attacks. that's insane. ten times more people are killed by hot water in their home. i've read statistics that more people are killed by falling coconuts than by sharks. i'm not sure that's 100% accurate, but listen, don't sit under a palm tree. that's the take away. having dogs is actually really good for your health. lowers the blood pressure, it cuts down on your stress

and she was famous for movies like "when harry met sally." she's hollywood royalty.is a great creation by james kaplan, no relation. "frank, the voice." >> and you said it was written like a novel. >> it's about his early career. and it reads like a novel. you say, if sinatra didn't exist, he would have to make him up. it's about his legendary rise. his wunderkind endless affairs. his marriage. i put it in the don't miss it category. >> okay. >> same for "cleopatra." i was surprised how much i loved this book. "cleopatra," we think of elizabeth taylor. she comes to life by stacey schiff, the author. we tend to think we made up women politicians. guess what. 48 b.c. she had affairs with marc anthony and caesar. >> she had the only son. >> she did. >> some power with that. we have political books from two presidents. president bush, and president carter. president bush's book is selling well this year. >> it is. i said the books were for everyone. i particularly mean it with these two. it's okay to cross party lines. it's interesting to know what our presidents were th

honestly simple. ( chirping ) >>> "harry met sally" "sleepless in seattle" this morning sharing earlyehind all of them. she's just come out with her latest book, the "new york times" best seller "i remember nothing," and other reflexes. so great to have you with us. >> so great to be here. >> i have to say i just laughed my way through the entire book. >> thank you. thank you. >> there were so many moments you created that are just so real to all of us like the senior google moment. explain what that is. >> it used to be when you forgot something that you all sat around going, what is it, what is it and smacking your head and aimlessly suggesting what the title of the movie that you have forgotten like the famous jeremy irons movie that none of us can ever remember the title of and we all think we are geezers, this is the moment everyone knows we lost it. now we can take out our port able mobile device and google ate and give people the illusion we haven't lost it because we can master this minor bit of technology to get the answer. >> everyone is doing it, nodz ra, by the way, everyo