kristen bell. everybody correct me. >> leave hoda alone. whatever.more enjoyable way to get your fiber. try phillips fiber good gummies. they're delicious, and a good source of fiber to help support regularity. wife: mmmm husband: these are good! marge: the tasty side of fiber. from phillips. >>> we are back with more of "today." we are getting ready to play "who knew?" we are about to test your knowledge of holiday foods and traditions. kathie lee is across the street at the nbc experience store. she's ready to hand out 100 bucks to anyone who gets the questions right. and to those who don't, they get a kathie lee cd. all right. excellent! here to help me out is author and host of kelsey's essentials, kelsey nixon and "new york times" reporter julia noskin. thank you so much. are you ready to play? >> yes. >> let's go. >> this gentleman is from new york. what is the top-selling color of peeps flavored marshmallow candy? blue, pink, yellow or orange? >> yellow? >> yep. what does he get? what did he get? >> yellow it is. tell us about that. >> that's

is a long prologue to "pop news". >> they tee me up and i swing. >> there we go. >>> first up, kristen bell. check out this video of the star going massively viral. it's from a live event celebrating the music from "frozen." and kristen performs, "do you want to build a snowman" using all three voices of princess anna as a child, teenager and adult. ♪ it gets a little loneny, all these empty rooms ♪ ♪ watching the hours tick by kristen told the crowd as a child she always wanted to be a disney princess, so the role of anna was a dream come true. ♪ please, i know you're in there ♪ >> i was able to help shape a type of princess that i wanted to see. that i would identify with when i was 5 to 10 years old. and i feel like i'm so, so proud of anna because of all those things. >> you can watch the full performance on the disney movie's anywhere app. the talent of her to channel three different stages, it's an amazing evolution. >> we don't have kids. should i be watch ping "frozen" because i haven't seen it yet? >> the message is universal. >> it's great. you'll enjoy it. >> all right. >> wow. t

>> kristen bell, star of frozen. >> give me five. >> you are a huge social media star, 1.4 million viewers or tweeters. >> twitter people. >> stephen: tweeter, twitter people t doesn't matter, it's the star of frozen. that's the kind of things that's going it to allow good morning america to lock down generation y are they doing there? and folks, i was so inspired by their example that i have created my own branded inf info-enter-news-ment hang-space that targets an even younger viewer. tonight introducing "the colbert report"'s new play date plaza! (cheers and applause) this is an innovative-- they love it. the kids love it. play date plases-- plaza folks, it is an innovative fun scape that's all about relating to the crucial four and under demographic. it's where we will be covering all the major news stories toddlers want to know about. for example, where did the ball go? (laughter) is it gone forever? tweet your thoughts using the #objectpermanent. and i will be taking your pretend calls on this fisher-price phone. brrg, brrng. oh, hello saddy, you're having a tea party with teddy and

. >> wasn't it kristen bell who was talking about this as well saying i would happily pay higher taxesher movie. i mean, it was the most hypocritical statement out there. >> how is it? >> because she said rich people have the ability to fund things. well she had the ability to fund her movie and she let fans fund her movie. >> if i can be her for a week, i'll pay 90% taxes. >> that's how we can solve our tax issue in this country. >> i don't think i would mind so much either. >> paying higher taxes. >> being kristen bell. >> i see. so going back to what alan was saying, gloom, doom, you're being serious that we hear this narrative over and over again that the market is about to collapse, it's about to crash. isn't the real issue people aren't invested? >> how are you going to sell a newslett newsletter. read any kind of text you can get your hands on. we react much more violently to fear than greed. this is why stocks go up and come down the fireman's pole when time to come down. fear is highly motivated. much more so than greed. you're going to get these episodes in the market. they'r

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and now, we're seeing a lot more kristen bell has this campaign.and we thank you for signingen early to the no-kids policy. >> it's working, right? >> it has. it makes me emotional to talk about it. it has made the hugest difference in our lives. but particularly in our kids' lives. and halle berry had the determination and just saw this through from start-to-finish. and i was a very, very small part of it at the very end. and she's forever my hero. but you know, we have the lawmakers who are part of making this happen. and the police chief, who are going to enforce it over at our house, before january 1st. and our eldest daughter, violet, really wanted to speak. and violet wrote a speech. and she articulated what it meant for her that this law was going to be passed and how different she thought it would make her life. and i think everyone just forgot. oh, this really is about these kids' experiences of the world. and it was -- it's been a beautiful, beautiful, thing. >> you must be so proud. >> yeah. >> jennifer garner, thanks for coming in. the