guys, back to you. >> thank you, janai." today. >> a lot of my friends have been watching "trolls" and they don't have kids. >> i'm going to wear a flower crown. oh, yeah. >> i want a picture of that. >> oh, sure. >> and a crop top, please. >>> coming up, joel osteen is joining us, and he's sharing words of inspiration before easter. >>> and while you're getting ready for easter, what to serve tomorrow morning. we've got some expert advice. keep it here. ♪ >>> right now we're dealing with this virus. we could live worried. what if i can't go to work? what about my finances? i'm afraid i'm going to get sick. i'm worried about my children. me back a ♪ i'm gonna stand by you >> that is pastor joel osteen of lakewood church sharing his words of inspiration during this unusual time as many people are celebrating easter weekend from home, and joel now joins us from houston. first we just would like to ask how you and your family are doing. >> we're doing great, eva. we're just hanging out spending a little more time together. our

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let's go to janai's house for that. hey, janai. >> hi, dan.'m laughing because dan just texted the group text that all of us have and it was meant for his wife. buthey, all y coo kittens. huge news for "tiger king" fans, a new special is out tonight. it's a so-called after show, hosted by comedian joel mchale, who's a huge fan of the show. there will be new interviews with your favorite "tiger king" characters. they'll all be talking about their experiences since last month's release of the docuseries. after it premiered in march, it drew more than 35 million viewers in just the first ten days. you can still catch "tiger king and i" on netflix. if you haven't seen it, you have to watch it. have you watched it? >> we have watched it. we both watched it. it was deeply weird. by the way, the text chain -- the thing, all i told my wife on the group text, i said i'll be home at 1:00. and then i realized, oh, these people don't care what time i'm home. >> i saw that text and i was like, i don't think that's meant for us. >>> now to the first-ever re

. >>> but first we want to turn to janai for "pop news."ter: hey, guys. we begin "pop news" this morning with shakira. whether you're an elementary schooler, getting a doctorate, so many are going to school virtually and that includes shakira. the grammy winner posting this picture online thursday revealing that she graduated from a four-week ancient philosophy course at the university of pennsylvania. shakira writing on twitter, i know, my hobbies are very impractical, but it took a lot of hours after the kids were asleep. thank you to plato and predecessors for all the fun over the past month. so shakira has two sons with her longtime partner, sasha is 5, milan is 7 so you know she probably didn't get any ancient philosophy homework done unless those kids were asleep. she's been hitting the ancient books with the help of upenn's virtual class proving learning can happen wherever, whenever. very impressive. putting her quarantine time to good use. >>> also in the news, eminem, the rapper isn't dropping rhymes though, but donations. so emin

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time to go to janai for cooking at home. what's happening, janai?ome home cooking. here i am in the kitchen, and joining me now is geoffrey zakarian, and he is joining us from his home to show us a delicious recipe that you can make with items already likely in your pantry. spicy bean dip. before we get started you just did a huge fund-raiser last night to support city harvest hunger relief efforts right now. tell us how that went. >> well, it went great. thank you very much for having mey we did the great new york food-a-thon last night to benefit city harvest, which is the city's largest food rescue organization. what does that mean? that means we take food from wholesalers and retailers and everyone around and big shopping centers, the food is almost going to expire because of the expiration dates. we grab it right away. they ship it to us. we distribute it, and we feed a million and two people every year. almost 200,000 pounds of fresh produce and food every single day. and last night -- so far we're raising more and more all the time. we've alr

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janai, good morning to you. >> reporter: hey, guys, good morning. glad to see you both this way. we need to get some "brady bunch" boxes going. >>> pink took to instagram to reveal she and her 3-year-old son started showing symptoms of covid-19 about two weeks ago. she says after going to the doctor, she found out that she did test positive for the virus. the family had been sheltering in place at home and continue to do so and now pink says she's been retested and has recovered so really good news there. now she's trying to help others by donating $500,000 to the temple university hospital emergency fund in philadelphia where her mother judy worked for almost two decades and another $500,000 to the city of los angeles mayor's emergency covid-19 crisis fund. pink asked for fans to please stay safe, stay home. , many leeiterating w anit is o toou evernet there, guys. >> no question about that and i'm glad she's doing well, janai. we're glad you're doing well and will come back to you later for "pop news." thank you. >>> wearable technology could provide a key early warning of a co

best part her boss is >> thank you so much. >> we're all adjusting. >> thank you so much, janai, reallythank you. great "pop." >>> we're going to move now to our cover story. if you're not feeling 100% these days, how do you know if you've got allergies or covid-19? our deborah roberts has some answers. take a look. >> reporter: for so many these days, an ordinary sneeze or cough sets off alarm bells. could it be covid-19? but, remember, in the midst of this global pandemic, it's also allergy season. experts say between 20 and 40 million americans suffer from allergies every year, and the season could go through june. this map highlighting the parts of the country that are most challenging places to live with allergies. but there are distinct differences between covid-19 and basic allergies. >> about 90% of patients with covid-19 will present with a fever. the other main differentiating factor is sneezing. sneezing is very common in allergies. it has not been reported in covid-19. >> reporter: dr. madeline shawberg says the most common wlerj symptoms are itchy eyes, runny nose and conge

here's our friend janai norman. >> reporter: will smith is inviting you to social distance together in this new snapchat series "will from home." the musician and actor is hanging out, chatting with famous friends, family, even talking covid-19 with dr. anthony fauci. >> there's been a predominance in the african-american community. is there a comprehension as to why that is? >> it's just one of the failings of our society is that african-americans have a disproportionate prevalence and incidence of the very comorbid conditions that put you at high risk. >> "will from home" is part of the snapchat response to the pandemic, the company saying some 68 million users have viewed content about the coronavirus. ♪ will from home >> reporter: smith, who has more than 40 million followers on instagram, has found a way to captivate audiences across offei insightful wisdom, but also fun. >> will the tooth fairy still come if i lose my tooth? because of the coronavirus? and can she catch the virus? >> i got to tell you, ava, i don't think you need to worry about the tooth fairy. >> reporter: in a

janai norman joining us this morning on this touching story. good morning to you, janai. >> reporter: guys, good morning. i'm so upset i just missed that exchange with rob. i wanted to tell him how much i liked his sweater too. >>> so many people are stepping up and doing great things. a big-time sacrifice for 44 people committing to taking care of 225 senior residents 24/7. the in locations in ohio have been under lockdowfoa h e to th. so 44 workers signed up to move in, sleep on air mattresses and stay there for as long as it takes. some of them obviously missing anniversaries, miss spending time with their own families. a tough first few days but everyone is pulling together to make it work. >> it's very hard to ask them. but to be honest, my staff at both buildings are like above and beyond anybody -- any other person in this world. i could not ask for a better staff and not without any hesitation did each and every one of them volunteer and to give us this opportunity to be able to do such a great thing for our residents. >> reporter: so 2

janai norman joins us with an exclusive clip.knows how to keep us entertained and we're getting a look at how he's helping keep us informed. in his new snapchat series he's getting kids in on the conversation about covid-19 asking questions about social distancing, the spread of the virus and what we're all wondering, how long we'll be dealing with it. ♪ let me talk to you ♪ let me have a word with you >> reporter: will smith is inviting you to social distancing together. in his new snapchat series, will from home, he is hanging out chatting with famous friends, family even talking covid-19 with dr. anthony fauci. >> there's been a predominance in the african-american community. is there a comprehension as to why that is? >> it's just one of the failings of our society is that african-americans have a disproportionate prevalence and incidence of the very co-morbid conditions that put you at high risk. >> reporter: will from home is part of snapchat's response to the pandemic. the company saying some 68 million users have viewed c

how are you doing this morning, jan janai?ng ready, but, of course, there are worries expected for parents who are welcoming a new baby. that is to be expected but it can cross a line especially with the stress that all of us are under right now. so this book seeks to identify what the author says can often be overlooked and that's postpartum anxiety. >> oh, you're holding your baby sister. >> reporter: tova gave birth two weeks ago in new york city just as the coronavirus crisis was ramping up. on top of normal new parent worries she's also deali once home she had to quarantine her son from the new baby, just in case his fever was due to the coronavirus. turned out he was fine. >> it's been petrifying for the last two weeks at various points for different reasons and it's kind of like a rolling state of terror. >> reporter: her concerns are understandable but for some women that worrying can completely take over and never let up. it's called postpartum anxiety. sara, author of "ordinary insanity" knows exactly what that feels

. >>> time now for "pop news" and janai is off this morning so eva is taking over.sure. we're starting things off with dr. anthony fauci getting his wish. fauci once picked brad pitt as the celebrity he most wanted to play him, and "snl" delivered last night during their second show taped at the homes of cast members. pitt, first funny, then serious. >> when i hear things like the virus can be cured if everyone takes the tide pod challenge, i'll be there to say, please don't. to the real dr. fauci, thank you for your calm and your clarity in this unnerving time. >> miley cyrus was the musical guest. >> great tribute. >> lots of people have been looking forward to seeing that. >> yep. >>> a lot of people have also been looking forward to their proms. those aren't happening this year and that's been a bust for a lot of people so this one family came up with this really creative way. savannah es co -- escovito got quite the surprise when her mom convinced her to put on her dress just to pose for pictures. at the door, her stepdad, nathan, ready to give her the alternat