hazel! hazel, where are those bonds? hazel! what's the matter? he doesn't know where he put some bonds. i do know where i put them. they were in a brown envelope tied with a brown cord. i showed them to the johnsons this afternoon. oh, maybe they fell down behind the desk, george. there is something down here. oh. did you find them? oh, it's just a bunch of old valentines. here you are, mr. b. oh, sport, button your shirt. you can't take a chance of getting cold your first day up. aw, mr. b., you ain't eating your eggs. here, hazel. [whining] hey, what's the matter with everybody this morning? nothing, dear. we're just not hungry, that's all. i wish i'd caught harold's chicken pox. [sobs] son, i want you to listen to me very carefully. did you see a brown envelope, so thick, so long, tied with a brown cord? no. maybe smiley can find it for you. i've been training him to be a bloodhound. can i go outside and play? finish your breakfast, harold. i'm finished. go get your ball, smiley. [barks] well, i have to call the johnsons and tell them what hap

hazel, sir. you have a nice smile, comrade hazel. home, hazel. hazel, you can stop smiling now. [ ] commissar, this chair is much more comfortable. comfort? i do not want comfort. i'm not a pampered imperialist. what work do you do that entitles you to this luxury? uh, i'm a lawyer. ah, yes. one of those legal parasites, feeding on the misery and misfortune of the people you keep poor. - i am not a parasite. - excuse me, please. - as a matter of fact, commissar-- - in my country it's different. the laws are for poor people, not for a privileged few. i've arranged for you to visit a court of law this afternoon, commissar. ah, yes. where i will hear what i'm supposed to hear and see what i'm supposed to see. i think that's a little unfair for you to assume-- you accuse me, josef pozega, of being unfair? - caviar? - ah! our chauffeur, comrade hazel. you recognized me. the uniform is different, but the smile is the same. you let them exploit you, comrade hazel. - do you think so? - ah, caviar! like all good things from my part of the world. - you lik

look, it's hazel! hazel! hazel! come quick. look, it's her picture! - hazel! - hazel: i'm coming, i'm coming. what's the matter? look, it's your picture on the front page! oh, he shouldn't have done that. i ain't that important. what's it say, huh? what's it say? dorothy: "hazel burke vs. traffic commission by donald burton." that's the man that brought me home. he's a reporter, sport. is he a really good friend of yours, hazel? yeah, sort of. of course i just met him. go on, missy. "hazel burke, well-known bowler "and resident of this community for many years, "was arrested yesterday afternoon on a charge of willful and malicious defacement of public property." he doesn't sound like a good friend, hazel. well, he's gotta report the news. that's his job, sport. go on, missy. "the alleged offense occurred when miss burke, "concerned about the safety of children in her neighborhood, "single-handedly painted a crosswalk "on marshal road between cowan and orange drive. "according to jonathan t. lloyd, reform candidate for mayor... "miss burke's action was triggere

hazel, hazel. i want your solemn promise on this. you'll only say yes, no, and maybe, and that's all. yes, i promise, mr. b, but ain't them answers gonna sound kinda silly pancakes and eggs. bacon and sausage. coffee and oj, and a killer price. that's a win, win, win, win, win. denny's grand slam slugger, part of the 2, 4, 6, 8 value menu. denny's. mrs. mcguire, governor mcguire, this is hazel. - how do you do? - miss hazel burke. hazel, this is a real pleasure. how do you do, governor? - hazel, would you take our hats? - oh, sure. - oh, mrs. mcguire, should we go upstairs? - oh, thank you. what a lovely home. it must keep you busy, hazel. oh, yes, governor mcguire. oh, no. no, governor mcguire. i'm sure you prepared a wonderful luncheon for us. we--well, uh, maybe. eh, governor, shall we go into the living room? mr. b, you see that? i shot my whole wad of conversation in 20 seconds. what do i do now? why don't you just put the hats away and serve the hors d'oeuvres? i really appreciate being brought into your home, mr. baxter. it's

hazel, salad is for people, not rabbits. oh! hazel, hazel, these peas need a lot more water. oh, well, i ain't ever burned one yet. well, today could be the day. and they're not cooking fast enough. now, i'd like my dinner before bedtime. all right. there. now... you satisfied? quite. you should pay more attention to what you're doing. uh, for instance, you ought to turn these chops now. mr. b., that does it. does what? i've been very patient about you coming out here and picking on my cooking, but you gone far enough. the deal's off. deal? yeah. you come out here, butting into my business, and that gives me the right to butt into yours and your friends', too. well, hazel, i didn't-- you wouldn't listen to me this morning when i tried to give you advice about mr. griffin's skillets. well, you're gonna listen now. well, i-- i guess i did break the bargain. break it? you fractured it. now, listen to this. good cooks and housekeepers like me wouldn't give skillets like that house-room. because we got our favorites that we like to use, and we wouldn't exchange 'em for none of tho

you mean hazel's meeting? of course i mean hazel's meeting. yes, they're out in the kitchen giving each other the secret handshake. you're not laughing at them, are you, baxter? well, certainly not. they're very fine women. you can bet your bottom dollar they are. - uh, mr. griffin. - yeah? will you come into the living room? there is something i would like to discuss with you. well, you'll have to make it fast. they won't be giving secret handshakes forever. that's right. and we don't want to keep them waiting, huh? a new member can't do that. no, sir. well, mr. griffin, i would like to get down to business. i've been your attorney for a long time now, and i trust you've been satisfied with my work? you do excellent work, baxter. i haven't a complaint... unless you're about to increase the size of your fees. oh, no. no, no. nothing like that. why, i've known him for 35 years-- a sharp, shrewd, ruthless operator. he's out to get his, and he'll run over anyone that gets in his way. well, you don't make him sound too pleasant. what are you talki

no, thanks, hazel. hazel, the only thing we want is a little privacy. oh. well, if there is anything... just--just let me know. i know it is. by discrediting you, they get at me and our entire administration. hazel, what are you doing? oh, missy, you know very well that i'd give my right arm before i'd hurt you or mr. b. well, of course, hazel, and we wouldn't wanna hurt you. well, maybe when all this is over, you can explain to him that i didn't mean no harm by what i done. what are you talking about? his birthday present. a fine one it turned out to be. oh, hazel, he likes your handkerchiefs. he's always liked your handkerchiefs. yeah, but this year i gave him more than handkerchiefs. that's what all the trouble's about. well, don't be silly. it's just this sweepstakes th-- oh, that wasn't you. george, we'll get the chief of police started on this thing. but first thing in the morning, we'll round up every possible suspect. i am not gonna stop on this thing until i get a signed confession, publicly and in print. mr. b, if it'll do you any good, i'll--i'll

oh, thank you, hazel. uh, mona, this is hazel burke. hazel, this is my friend mrs. williams. - how do you do? - how do you do? - love your hat. - oh, well, thank you. i think you must be mistaken. no. 4.98 at quigley's basement, right? certainly not! well, i'm almost positive. i got mine-- this is not a 4.98 hat. oh. it looks just like-- hazel! uh, that's enough. uh, would you please go out and start dinner? oh, i already started it. but i didn't tell you what we're having. but don't you want me to plan the menus? i always did for missy. oh, well, of course. well, i'm very pleased to have met you, mrs. williams. thank you. mother, guess what? harold gave me a ride on his bicycle! well, good. susie, say hello to mrs. williams. hello, mrs. williams. hello, susie. you get prettier every time i see you. and mona, this is my nephew harold. harold, this is mrs. williams. how do you do, harold? it's nice to meet you. well, how do you do, mrs. williams? gee, you have a hat just like hazel's! it may look like it, harold, but it isn't. i know, mona. do you kids want something

egan. - hello, hazel. i'm sorry i got everything snarled up, not meeting you at the airport, but it's lucky i didn't. - right, mr. b? - lucky?! sure. you wouldn't wanna sign with them other people when you got the mueller bake shop. here's that power of attorney you've been waiting for, mr. b. why, this is wonderful news, george. i'm sorry if i seemed a trifle upset. you better look it over, see it's okay. how'd you ever convince mueller that he ought to sell? well, when mr. mueller decided his wife wasn't gonna change her mind, he finally realized that he had to change his, so he packed up and went off to california. right, mr. b? yes, i-i guess that's about what happened. well anyway, here's the power of attorney permitting me to transfer the property over to you at the terms we agreed upon. yup, and properly signed by both partners, you see? why don't you and mr. b go io the living room and i'll whip you up some of them little cheese puffs you like. hazel. are those contour shoes that you're wearing? ye

hazel! oh, i'm sorry, mr. b. [ ] dorothy? hazel? [noise-makers blowing] welcome to the grand opening of the new kitchen. - ain't it a doozy, mr. b.? - y-you mean it's really finished? and the balloons are my idea, dad. well, i must say it doesn't look like the same old place. - look at our new stove. - ho-ho! beautiful! and the oven has a show window in it, dad. - how do you like the shutters? - terrific. george, look. aren't these cabinets beautiful? - ain't it something, mr. b.? - i sure like this new refrigerator. it's swell! you know, i've always wanted to qualify for membership in the wine and food society. - i think i'll become an amateur chef. - oh, no. you can't do that, mr. b. not in this kitchen. just a minute, hazel. i think i have a right to use my own kitchen if i want to. oh, sure, you have. that ain't what i meant, mr. b. i meant, with a new stove and everything else new in here, you can't be no amateur chef. you can't be nothing but an expert. [ ] [ ] hi, george! neighbor. [chuckles] hi, neighbor. hazel! oh, i'm sorr

hazel, i think it'd be nice if you made coffee for everyone. now. yes, hazel. and maybe they'd like a slice of that fresh coconut cake you baked. nothing to eat, thanks. we had dinner on the plane. but coffee would certainly be welcomed. i'll have it in a jiffy. you just relax, and i'll be right back. mrs. durham: if you don't mind... and bring a bowl of warm milk for rodney. we're a bit tired after our trip, so if you'll show us to our quarters, mrs. baxter. oh. oh, yes, of course. right upstairs. - come, rodney. - this way. uh... son, how would you like to help me with their luggage? now, look, i couldn't help it. i had to bring them here. where's harold? he's outside visiting smiley. oh, boy. it's a good thing that dog was out of the house when rodney got here. why? why? hazel, if those two meet, it'd be the biggest dogfight you ever saw. and if anything happened to little rodney... little rodney? he could take on king kong. what exactly, george, is the relationship between mr. butterworth and the durhams? mrs. durham is mrs. butterworth's sister. well, then

perhaps hazel could help us. hazel? she could coach you! hazel? coach me? ha! oh, but of course, that's impossible. why is it impossible? well, hazel's far too busy a person to take time-- she's not so busy. she's only a maid. well, if you feel you know her well enough to ask her-- ask her? i shall demand that she coach me. who? me, mrs. thompson? [laughs] oh, boy, that i've gotta see. hazel, for heaven sakes, what are you doing to the patio? oh, i was just gettin' the stage set, so to speak, for you to rehearse bein' a maid. what do you wanna do first? scrub the patio, or dust the screens, or clean the windows? hazel, mr. denton just suggested that i get some technical points from you for my part. i'm not going to do your work for you. i'll just sit here and study my lines, look up once in a while, and observe. i wouldn't sit there if i was you. well, i'm certainly not going to stand up. well, okay, but i did a little paintin' there this mornin'. honestly, hazel, sometimes you can be very annoying. [chuckles] ain't it the truth? well, let's start off with some

everyone except hazel. she's the only person i know who still has the true spirit of christmas, and that's because she makes her gifts. well, i have to can't afford to buy 'em. far as i'm concerned, christmas is for children. umm, harold, what would you like santa to bring you? i dunno. a new bike? i got one for my birthday. how 'bout a sled? i guess a sled would be okay. - good night. - good night, harold. i think we ought to be going, too. oh, must you? it's so early. you didn't eat your cookies! oh, we'll take some with us. thanks very much for the cookies, and i'll call you tomorrow. see you at the office, george. all: good night. what did you say to george to get him so upset? oh, i just suggested that my wife might look prettier than his on christmas morning. oh, harry, be serious. now-- oh? what are you getting me? well, that's the last straw. imagine a kid his age who doesn't really want anything for christmas! oh, george, harold's too old for toys this year. he's not quite old enough to want anythi

and when i talk to harold-- hazel! oh, hazel. hazel, hazel. sport, i'm awful sorry. football? harold: right away. harold... well, we ain't got any football. you traded it, remember? then can we go play some baseball right away? well, i got to fix dinner, sport. mother, dad, is it okay if dinner's a little late? can hazel and i practice a little baseball? well, son, we wanted to talk to you about zelda. but, unfortunately, hazel-- zelda. but i thought you and she-- she wanted me to join her ballet class. she wanted me to wear tights and be a fairy in sleeping beauty. now that i've been on a date with her, she doesn't seem nearly as pretty as i thought. well, i'll get my baseball and glove. hazel and i have to get in shape for spring season. tights? sleeping beauty? well, it looks like i got him back again, but i ain't kidding myself that it's for long. no. the world is full of zeldas. if you don't mind dinner being a little late, i'm gonna hold on to him as long as i can. you go right ahead, hazel. well, i don't know where this leaves me. that's okay, mr. b. papa bear just came

hazel, what do you have in mind? a 30-foot flagpole. oh, it's no use, hazel. i don't see how you could possibly reconcile us. well, all i wanna know is do we have a deal? if i get you and mr. b together, will you give me a flagpole? i'll sit on it like shipwreck kelly. it's a deal! hazel, will you please mind your own business? now, my attitude toward mr. noll is my own affair. oh, i ain't trying to change your attitude, mr. b. i agree with it. you know, this ain't the first stunt mr. noll's pulled on you. remember when he asked you to take over his cases 'cause he was going to europe on some big legal case? - hazel. - and he kept phoning you every day to tell you how hard he was working. and then somebody that knew him well said that they saw him lying on a french beach all day. that wasn't mr. noll. that was mr. butterworth. oh, i thought it was mr. noll. it was mr. butterworth. well, anyways, i remember how mad you got when you was going to this big party and mr. noll said he was sick and asked you to take this case for him. and then you discovered that he'

hazel's still on the phone. oh, that's right. she's calling a meeting. oh, i know she's calling a meeting. if i had any sense, i'd install a phone booth in the kitchen. hazel, will it be much longer? i'm almost through. mert, say hello to mr. b. hello, mr. baxter. you were right about my medical policy. it did pay for my sprained ankle. well, i'm happy to hear that, mert. you see, when i read it over, it seemed to me that the coverage extended to just about the--

i was just looking at the hazel nuts. that says a lot about you. >> so fortunate to resonate with such a wide audience. >> doing "all for you"? >> let's hear it. take it away. finally i figured out it took there's been time just can't turn and walk away it's hard to say what it is i see in you wondering if i'll always be with you words can't say it i can't do enough to prove it's all for you i thought i'd seen it all but it's been a long, long time but trip and fall wondering if i'm flying there's been times so confused it's hard to say what it is i see in you if i'll always be with you words can't say it, i can't do enough to prove it's all for you baby rain comes pouring down, falling from the sky falling from the sky words without a sound coming finally i figured out but it took a long, long time and now maybe because i'm trying there's been times i'm so confused just can't turn and walk away it's hard to say what it is i see in you if i'll always be with you words can't say, i can't do enough to prove it's all for you

. >>> cbs 2's hazel sanchez is live in bryant park with how people are trying to stay warm. hazel? >> reporter: i think our only saving grace tonight is that it isn't windy, so it doesn't feel nearly as cold today as it did yesterday. maybe that's why we see a lot of people outside today. nevertheless, we are experiencing dangerously cold you should stay indoors if you can. it's one of the sure signs of a deep freeze in manhattan. the bryant park fountain quickly evolving into a solid piece of ice. people capturing its frozen beauty. >> you are from florida. how are you holding up? >> i am not. it's freezing. >> reporter: despite the frigid temperatures and warnings from the city to stay indoors, many were outside for leisure and some like the homeless are still on the streets. overnight outreach workers were able to bring in nearly 800 homeless individuals in to facilities. >> the cold weather alert that we have in place will continue tomorrow. tonight. and our homeless outreach teams will be stepping up outreach as they have throughout the last few days. >> the cold is causing a

and karen morgan pat's bio: showtime hazell "one of the five funniest people in america." his 25 years of experience as a writer, producer, and director have made him a go-to-guy for new american theater. he is one of the original writers for nbc's seinfeld, a tonight playwright, and a contributing commentator to national public radio. he is recognized for his genuinely funny americana humor. as a playwright, pat's first endeavor bunk bed brothers was optioned by columbia pictures, then gained the attention of the tv industry and was filmed as the sit-com, american pie, for nbc. karen's bio: a former trial attorney, she began her comedy career in 2005 as a finalist in nick at nite's search for the funniest mom in america. since then, karen has appeared in theatres and comedy clubs across the country including the laugh factory in los angeles, caroline's in new york city, and comedy connection in boston. her radio clips can be heard on sirius xm radio. in 2012, she won the improv comedy club's national comic search in las vegas. her book "you might be a mama" was published

. >>> and cbs2's hazel sanchez has found the problems these temperatures are causing. hazel. >> reporter: cindy, if you are dressed appropriately, it doesn't feel too bad. we woke up in the city and about 1 below zero. if you take a look at the clock there, it's now, let see, i believe it's 14 degrees. and we are still under a cold weather alert until tomorrow morning. so please don't head outside unless you absolutely have to. mark and lisa brook spent all day at home with their 8-month-old baby girl but say tonight they had to run some necessary errands. >> now we're out and we want to go back. >> reporter: the city hopes more people will do the same and stay inside until we reach temperatures. >> over the last couple of days temperatures the last 20 years. >> reporter: and the deep freeze is doing damage. frozen pipes burst at a high school sending water pouring onto the steps and sidewalk, quickly turning into ice. seen. fortunately, students are on vacation this week. no such break for workers cleaning up at this brooks a busted pipe above the store sent a waterfa

we're live in the williamsburg section of the bronx, hazel sanchez, cbs 2 news >> hazel, thank you >>> six people slaughtered in a random shooting spree in michigan. tonight, police say it was an uber driver behind the trigger. kenneth craig reports from kalamazoo where people are gathered to mourn. >> reporter: music and prayer for hundreds of grieving kalamazoo residents sunday night, gathered at a church service to honor a number of rampage. >> this kind of thing happens in california or new york city or overseas. it doesn't happen here. >> reporter: authorities say45- year-old jason dalton spree allegedly began when he seriously wounded a woman around 6:00 saturday night outside an apartment complex. son were killed at this car dealership. then investigators say dalton killed four women at a roadside a 14-year-old girl was seriously injured. investigators say the women were in two peoples here at this cracker barrel parking lot. authorities are still searching for a motive. >> reporter: cbs news confirmed dalton was working as an uber driver and passed the couple matt millan says

. >> represent inmates -- excuse representing -- thank you, hazel! >> thank you, hazel! she is clearly not very well. but we have more footage of her at another event. i'm sorry to say her cough has actually taken a turn for the worse. >> very funny. >>> this morning, facebook has a new mantra. be the nerd! the motivational messa headquarters. its ceo mark zuckerberg's reply to a woman who told him he wanted her to date the nerd in school. instead, zuckerberg told her to be the nerd and create her own successes in life. >>> a couple is richer today. yesterday, they claimed their share of that record setting powerball jackpot and decided to take the lump sum but haven't decided what to do with it. i want to get a massage! >> their winning ticket is one of three sold in last month's $1.6 billion drawing. a couple from tennessee claimed their share of the prize last month. the winner of the holding ticket in california has not come forward. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," a woman who ran seven marathons on seven continents in seven days! i'm anne-

hazel sanchez has more. >> reporter: the slashing happened right here on east 173rd street. some people are saying it was a random attack while people who live in the area are saying it was a neighborhood fight. what everyone agrees on is that there have been way too many of needs to be done to make our streets safer. >> another slashing on the streets of new york city. this time here on 173rd street near southern boulevard in the bronx. >> it is a little bit out of the normality of this neighborhood to get a slashing. the way that it's been happening in the city. >> reporter: police say around 3:00 sunday morning a 32-year-old man was slashed on the face. husband attacker took off. kenneth wade lives in the neighborhood and says he witnessed the attack. >> i seen a little commotion, arguing going on right here with some people i couldn't know exactly. some was older. they trying to break it up. but eventually somebody swung and did something and then they broke. i. >> reporter: this was the second atook in the bronx over the weekend. a 26-year-old woman was stabbed in the s

that is latest here from midtown, hazel sanchez, cbs2 news. >> thank you, hazel. >>> our other big story is the wild weather. >> take a look at the huge tree this morning. all eastbound lanes were shut down while crews removed it. john elliott is here with the latest. >> i tell you, it is all tied together when you look at the peak winds. this is the view, gray and wet, 53 degrees with light rain. it is mild because of the south wind. in 2 last hour-and-a-half we have seen -- in the last hour- and-a-half we have seen winds well in excess of 45 miles per hour. look at these numbers, la guardia has 43-mile per hour winds. and i think you will see stronger winds in parts of long island as the storm is anticipated. it is all streaming out of the south, so it is mild but very damp. city. bergen, essex county and passaic, and more heavy rain waiting to fill in. this line with bright colors through parts of delaware and pushes through. we are concerned about adding half an inch to an inch-and-a- half of additional rain, so we are concerned about street flooding. also with that push out of the s

hazel sanchez reports. >> reporter: crews are working around the clock and inching closer to bringing the street back to normal after the crane collapse. >> i think everyone is excited to get back to work. >> reporter: the final pieces of the crawler crane have been painstakingly and strategically cut away, in hopes of revealing what caused the boom to topple over. >> we do not know was it human element, structural? the wind? >> reporter: city officials say the crew working on the crane was doing the what was require of them. >> they were moving to put the crane into a secure position. >> reporter: but was the reaction to the conditions too late? today mayor de blasio is policies to prevent whatever mistakes occurred from happening again. including new crawler crane restrictions that require cranes to go into safety mode when high winds are forecast. more sidewalk pedestrian protection and community notification when a crane is being secured. and the creation of a crane safety task force. >> i just hope that the precautions that are put in now will -- nothing like this will happen aga

hazel sanchez, cbs 2 news. >> pets are clearly part of the family for mean of us. study show people experience the same numbness, shock, disbelief, guilt or anger when grieving another person's death. so it's tough. >> very true. >> it's real, right? >> think all of us that had dogs as a kid and when you had to say good-bye, worst day ever. >> very. >>> lonnie quinn is here with our exclusive forecast from cbs 2. and lonnie, what's it, 23 and we're only going to get lower? >> so much colder. [ laughter ] >> and look, there's no way you can say it's anything but really cold outside right now. talking about has winds that are gusting over 25. feels like about 13 degrees outside and this is going to be a hot spot over the next few days. it's going to get colder. temperatures right now everybody below the freezing mark. you go well below freezing as you head -- i got a 12. who is giving me 12? this is scott woods in nappanock. temperatures are going way down. really, just as cold as it ever was during last winter. the colder point last year was 2. we could see that thi

hazel's zip was on the other side of the aisle. (audience laughing) - well, we didn't she sit in the same seat by him. - because he was married, and she didn't want anyone to know she was with them. (audience applauding) (joyful instrumental music) - hello! anybody home! - you are and i am. (audience laughs) - gracie (laughs) -(laughs) - gee, after that wonderful birthday party you look fresh as a daisy. - oh why shouldn't i, i didn't get a year older, ronnie did. (audience laughs) oh, got to get him up. - no what i meant was you didn't miss a dance and you don't look a bit tired. - well how could i get tired? it's the men who do the leading. - that's true the one who does the leading gets tired. i ought to know i danced with my harry all last night and i'm bushed. i can't get over the fact that ronnie's 21 now. - yeah he's a man now and we'll have to treat him as one. - well as i was telling harry, ronnie seems like the same sweet little boy he always was, but harry disagrees. - oh? - yeah he feels he's more mature, that any day n

she's four foot four inches tall with brown hair and hazel eyes. police believe she may be with lily hatten who is on your screen.n. if you think you've seen either of them, police call police. >>> now to an i-95 exit ramp, it is closed this morning after a garbage truck went right over the edge. that truck with the driver still inside fell 100 feet into a miami park. >> somehow this man survived. this morning he's in the hospital. that's where erica rakow is this morning. we're still trying to figure out, how did this happpp. >>reporter: right, investigators still trying to f fure that out as well. the man driving is in the icu. a lot of his family are coming here last night, hoping, prayering. smith was behind the wheel of that city of truck. he started working for 2006. sky 10 hovered over the scene yesterday. it was the exit ramp from 95 to southwest 7th street. the garbage truck landed parked there. video and pictures from that park where the shockiki. the cab of the truck completely separated from the back truck that carried the trash. about

sister hazel. >> thanks for getting that song stuck in our head. this is "today" on nbc. >>> good morning ladies. >>you? >> what do you have coming up? >> we are going to wash some dogs. >> we are grooming again. and we have ambush makeovers. with -- hi dad. uhuh. yeah...sorry about that. think about it there must be higher love down in the heart wh do you think? and in the stars above hi ted, glad you could join us, we think you're going to like these numbers. >>> this is "today" with kathie lee gifford and hoda kotb. live, from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> hello, everybody! guess what? >> thirsty thursday. february 25th. >> i just read the othy, i had no idea this is a leap year. >> it's a leap year! >> we'll have to have another day of february! >> 29 days. how about people's whose are on the 29th? >> i know, i wonder if they celebrate on the 28th. not the 1st of march. >> i would wait. how aboutstefani. that song about blake shelton. like everything else is. "make me like you". yeah! >> i like it. >> wait a minute. i-hoda day. stop that!