from france that says they're a false necessity. >> i think that depends on who you're talking to. >> some guy did a 15-year study. >> some sicko. >> some crazy freak. >> some fetish guy. >> and he looked at women's breasts from the ages of 18 and 35. >> okay. he's smart, too. >> he says the benefits of a bra -- they actually -- it stock markets -- stops you from developing muscles and things that would keep you perky. >> i don't know -- there's always been controversy about it. first of all, they say not even for working out, do you need it? >> that's the most ridiculous comment. >> every woman's mouth went to the floor. my gosh, you could hurt yourself depending on what size you are. you could put your eyes out. >> they said the gravity thing isn't the case, like you don't really need your bra to stop the force of gravity. >> some kinky frenchman, let's just be honest. >> he thinks you should be building muscle mass. >> here's the bad part. it's too late. if you have worn bras in your life, and i was made to, because, you know -- i -- >> did you ever go without? >> when i was younger, yeah. i didn't need one like i need them now, ba. wait for menopause. i have just fallen in love with this bra. it was just sitting here. joe boxer. it is the softest. >> it's like wearing a t-shirt. >> it's not overly padded. >> it's fantastic. >> and the straps are thing, not thick and bulky, and you probably won't have back fat. >> we love this. we tried to tell you yesterday, but we ran out of time -- >> this is such a great story. >> a lot of people have different opinions. apparently the latest thing you can do. >> this is called breast milk jewelry. >> that's right. >> say it again so they know you're not kidding. >> jewelry. >> inside the bracelet, and especially on this side, as these trinkets. >> from rhode island -- >> i guess you give your breast milk to -- >> it's important to use your own. >> they take what you have given them and turn them into works of art. here's little hands and a little star and a little moon. >> she molds it into a shape like a heart or a star, and makes it a pendant. >> you can wear it around your neck. costs between $64 and $125. >> for the rest of your life. long after you have dried up, bessie. >> bessie? >> you feel like a cow. >> you were wondering who was interested in this. apparently there's a ten-week waiting list, which is a couple months. i guess people are kind of interested in it. >> this other company is called mom -- milkmombaby.com. they offer lockets and do-it-yourself kits. you can do did on your own. that's a fun project with your baby. i guess it's very emotional for a lot of women. >> we're not trying to put them down. it just seemed unusual to us. that's all. >> we did a poll with nbc or the "today" show or something, and i guess around 19 or 10, a small percentage thought it was cool. >> 5% said it would be a nice keepsake. >> everybody else said it was strange. if you're the 5% -- >> i think it's one of those individual things. you know, there are all kinds of body fluids, as you know, hoda. >> what do you mean? >> i wonder where this is going to stop, if you know what i'm saying. >> remember when angelina jolie wore a vial of her boyfriend's blood. >> billy bob -- >> billy ray. >> bobbi sue was the name of the doggy that got adopted. apparently we're all babies and boobs today, people. call your neighbors. remember the groundbreaking technology at the time? well, they have a brand-new one. these little babies. >> that were rappers on roller skates. >> this is the old one. >> wait. i forgot this, so let's watch it. joet joets joet joets joet ♪ sneets ♪ sneets ♪ >> it's still too cute. ♪ >> i love that. >> this is before the etrade baby. >> you know this song? >> everybody knows that song. >> i guarantee you, my mother doesn't know it. >> all right. >> we want to see the new one. they're just releasing it. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> like their younger selves. >> look at that. that is adorable. that is brilliant. i understand these folks have given us the baby treatment as well. >> they did? >> um-hmm. >> who is that? >> i don't know. that looks like my baby picture. i'll take it, it looks more like one of tammy's daughters. where's hoda? >> careful. you know what? i'm totally into her. >> she's adorable. how cute. >> all righty. >> well, you know what? time takes its toll. it's not how you start out, it's how you finish. look how gorgeous you are. there's a story of this little girl, 6 years old -- >> here's what happened. there's a school in texas. she's supposed to go to school every day, obviously kindergarten. her parents drop her off late, because they have another child at home. >> brand-new baby. >> late the first time, the second time. on the third time the teacher says you have to make sure you get your child here on time, but anyway, and what happened was the child showed up late again. >> and what they do to children that are late more than three times -- on the third time, they give you a little detention. they punish the child by making them spend time alone during lunch area. >> so it was a question about should the child be penalized. >> for the sins of the parents. >> but the parents were told two times already, please have your child show up on time, and what is the school to do? what should the school do then, if not that? >> okay. so her parents have come forward to say the olympia elementary school in universal city, florida, is wrong to give her detention. they say, listen, we are the ones responsible to get her to school, we're the ones who blew it, we have a new baby at home. >> here's the thing. >> i do think on the third time -- i know a lot of people have not just two children, they have lots of kids and manage to get their kids to school. i just think three times is a pattern, right? >> shouldn't they punish the parents and not the child? >> what would they do? >> charge them or something? i don't know. it seems wrong to me. tase them, yeah. >> all right. you know what? >> we would love to know what you think. i don't think it's right that the child, who can't get to school on her own anyway. she doesn't drive, she can't probably walk to school, she's too young. she's got to depend upon her parents. >> most kids who are late, it's their parents' fault. so find a way to -- >> would you keep your kid home, would you just keep them home and lie and say they're sick? you're adding another layer. >> you know what it's time for? bobbie's -- >> i'm excited about this chanel collection. these are some really cool -- i've got green on right now. color eye shadow and liner is a big trend i think people see and think, i can't wear it, but this is a great new collection. feel this, a cool water blast of color, and they have this bright yellow, but it just goes on ever so subtle. like a highlight. but then next, i know a lot of women are, when it comes to the warm weather, insecure about showing off their legs or arms, especially if -- dermablend is a fantastic collection. they have a full leg and body coverage, but this will cover the most boldest tattoos. and something i flipped for, cue text. have you ever tried to take the polish off your toes, but get it on the manicure? what a genius. why didn't i think of this? the cotton ball in the doo-dah. time for the baby of the week. >> when we celebrate the new additions to families. first up is logan robert gardner, born on march 17th, also known as st. patrick's day. sarah and michael, mom says he was born with more hair than his proud papa. i'm sure he appreciate you saying that. sophia marjorie bell made her big debut on february 19th. mom and dad's advise, to always expect the unexpected. our third baby of the week is happy and lincoln michael rude, born on march 22nd to shauna and jay rude in arizona. mom and dad call him their miracle baby and are enjoying the beautiful gift they have been given. if you want your baby to be considered for baby of the week. go to our website for details. they're here to talk about the wild ride when her parents move in with them, in the second season of "married to jonas." family friendly or for adults only? 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it's a kitchen. >> china. why are you bringing china here? i thought maybe you needed more dishes and stuff. >> i thought it was just going to be clothes. >> aren't you going to give me a section in the kitchen? >> absolutely not. >> what? oh! >> hi, guys. >> trouble in paradise. >> even when i put away the dishes in the wrong place, i get it. so i can only imagine what was going through her head. >> what led up to your parents moving in? >> why are they doing that? >> they actually sold their house, and their house that they were building was not ready yet. >> so there was some downtime. >> it's a temporary thing. >> how long has it been? >> two months now? >> yeah. >> no wonder you tour. >> it's -- they're kind of like when the guests don't ever want to be an imposition, so they are like never around. >> perfect houseguests. >> but sometimes they come upstairs and hang out. >> that's sweet. >> you would hope the show would strengthen your relationship. we wondered, because a lot of couples, it doesn't end up so well. >> it doesn't end up well at all. >> how it is working out for you two? >> hopefully -- we've actually -- we really have grown as a couple through this. there have been tough moments. doing a show like this is definitely hard. sometimes you look back and realize how much of a jerk you can be. >> you forget the cameras are there? >> yeah sometimes. >> some days yeah. >> by the way, your dog is so cute. >> yeah. >> a brand-new puppy, too. >> i heard. >> he looks like bam bean yoe. >> what kind is the little white one? >> that's a maltese, macy. the other is a morkie. >> do they get along? >> they do now. >> are they puppies or older? >> they're older. >> 2 and 3. >> is that practice for a little baby? >> i hope so, you know. if. >> if that's practice, >> you have to practice. you're not too good with it. >> are the cameras rolling? >> yeah. no, i'm not very good at it. for me, like, the potty training thing has been difficult. >> they're 2 and 3 and not potty trained yet? what am i saying? >> you're at home, i'm on tour. huh-uh. >> i think she goes on tour with you. >> exactly. >> blame it on your parents. they're the ones at home. >> how is it going on tour with him? especially, i can only imagine the girls are screaming, how do you deal with that? >> i love it, especially the summer tour, because the bus, and you get your own little home on wheels. but with all the girls there, they're fun to be around. i actually like to go and stand with them, but now it's a bit harder, because people know. >> we definitely have our own thing, but it's nice that we have that bond. i love -- whenever she's there, it makes me feel like a whole piece. >> how is the tour going? >> it's good. we're back on the road on july 10th, in chicago. tickets are on sale now. we're just really happy. things are going well. >> terrific. great to see you. >> thanks for coming in. you can catch the show sunday nights on e! we have an app for that, right after this. i see you've noticed my bottle of probiotics. isn't that for digestive health? yeah and did you know trubiotics is a daily probiotic that helps in two ways. it supports digestive and immune health by working in your gut where 70% of your immune system lives. try trubiotics today. we can afford to take an extra trip this year. first boston... then san francisco. hotwire checks the competitions' rates every day so they can guarantee their low prices. so our hotels were half price. ♪ h-o-t-w-i-r-e... ♪ hotwire.com that everyone should have access to good nutrition. so they're donating two meals to feeding america for every purchase of one a day women's multivitamins. help families across america get nutrition they need. buy one a day women's, make a difference. it's time to get happy, with the hottest apps and web sites. >> you have two apps that make a makeup artist in your pocket and handyman in your home. >> how many -- this is an app called beauty mark, $2.99 one-time fee. this is what the icon looks like. you pop in here, you pick your skin tone, and then you slide these along, let's say you want a dark lip, and you click on it, it's giving you written directions and the tutorial. >> on how to do it. >> so no excuses. >> no excuses. and then she'll also recommend how they have certain brushes. there's a list if you want them, certain products. >> how about the handyman in the house? >> this will come in place. handyman diy, $1.99 in the app store. what this is, it gives you it has a list of how to, from changing a leaky faucet and it also allows you to -- so if you're shopping for a new couch or you need to estimate how much paint you need. it needs tasks and about, handyman diy. >> thank you, sara. >> i found that interesting. we're going to help you satisfy your sweet tooth and still lose ten pounds by memorial day. are your kids old enough to watch this film or that film? our team of moms review movies in the theaters right now or for rent. and we'll show you how to take an out fit make yourself look even better. we're back on this wines-day 123450 123450 we're back on this wines-day wednesday. and the special series drop ten pounds by memorial day to help you look your best. >> one of the easiest ways to help you lose a pound a week is choosing wisely when choosing a dessert. here to help us indulge the health way is madeline >> hey, honey. >> we can satisfy the sweet tooth. >> you have to have dessert. it's the first thing people say i want to loose wait and not deprived. first, when you're in a restaurant where desserts are huge, the easiest way to cut calories is share it with two or three people. there's enough for three or four people. >> and take a little bite and pass it. how many people say i just don't want fruit to the -- so fruit can support a more indulgent dessert so have a piece of your cake. so if you're home, do one of two things, depending on your temperament. this is a 100 calories of two or rose >> these good? >> they're cute. >> and you feel like you're getting more. >> it's all mental. now, you can also, instead of downsizing, lighten up ingredients. let sugar, less fat >> like what, madeline? >> like vanilla wafers, these servings are about 130 calories, you can also eat less, but you can get more when you cut the fat and cut the sugar. >> and dip them in something. >> exactly. >> except when they start to dissolve. >> and if you're baking at home, replace a lot of the fat with applesauce or yogurt. this really works. developed here at nbc universal are the eat smart brownies made with less sugar, yogurt, about 120 calories, and it's small, but it's very indulgent. people will say that looks teeny. >> these are pretty good. >> i like that, because it's not too sweet. that's delicious. >> and we're not cutting out all of the fat. and with frozen desserts, you can single-serve. that's good. look for things lower in sugar, lower in fat. >> these are awesome. >> you can find whatever you like in any flavor. >> i'm eating hoda's crumbs. >> you can prepare some things like, if you like apple pie or peach buy, take an apple, slice it up, it takes like apple pie filling. >> put some cinnamon on it? >> a little cinnamon, a little nutmeg, and angel food cake is a great choice. >> really low in calories. >> and you feel like you're having a piece of pie. >> if you like chocolate, have a little dip. >> a dip. don't overdo it. >> people really love chocolate and sugar. there are some low calorie ways from 20 calories to 140 calories of what you can do. you can have a low-calorie pudding, you can have some chocolate-dipped strawberries, even some mini size candies if it's not a trigger for you. some will have a little tootsie roll and then can't stop. >> i just have a little bite. now, these big bars of chocolate. this is a serving, one square. >> but that's also dark chocolate. >> but that's a bit of a health food imposter, if you like it, great, or try low-calorie hot chocolate. now for the sweets. fruit is nature's candy. when you have some dried fruit, it concentrates it. you might like it or not. >> is it the same calories? >> it has more calories per weight, because you're taking the water out, so be careful. or eat some fresh fruit. you can also have some sugarless gum or mints, one teeny lollipop 15 calories. for many people, that's enough. a little localery jello. swedish fish? these are the best. >> and you can eat the whole thing. i want -- you know what works sometimes if you're tempted, i go and brush my teeth. the freshness in your mouth, i don't need that. >> that's a great closure for your meal. your dessert, brush your teeth and you're done -- >> oh, instead. you weren't listening. >> i wasn't listening carefully. >> in tips on how you're dropping ten pounds on memorial day? >> we would love to hear from you. >> it's the hashtag thing. hashtag is #droptentoday. our team of moms tell you the right picks after this. 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>> very big life lessons in the whole thing. beyond race, the whole thing is a very coming of age story and how you see yourself and how you get motivated. that's a big part of what branch rickey does. he's a huge motive yart. >> real heroes, too. >> what i find is the language that's used. the shame is you don't want your kids to learn history, but some of the language is so aggressive and difficult, those kids should be learning about this probably aren't going to be going. >> and it's the kind of movie i would have a talk with your children before you go. >> you don't want to have have them say this is really. it's incredibly disturbing, and, you know, it's educational, historical, but talk to your kids before. >> a minute left for "scary movie 5." >> we should only need 30 seconds. >> charlie sheen, they start off in bed. not good. >> two thumbs down? >> the first three minutes, it's over -- >> it's really not violent. they have done well. this one is just it really needs to put the cap on it. >> poor attempt at slap stick. >> it's just very crude. >> one of you said it's just for the teen -- >> but i don't think teens need any more of this garbage, either. >> thank you for your insight. take your best-looking good outfit. you can go from good to so good. bobbie thomas has the tricks of the trade up that gorgeous sleeve of hers. >> you sent in pictures. ♪ today's style is brought to good morning to you i'm meteorologist chris warren. with a look at where there will be snow. may, more snow on the way from minneapolis all the way down to the panel panhandle potentially of texas. more snow, more rain. a few storms possibly. it was a very wet night throughout parts of mississippi and louisiana. there's a chance for more rain tomorrow. and look at the sharp dividing line. you just have to look at the colors and you can tell there's a cold front swinging through today. cold air behind it, that's that's the blue. kansas city, might just stay in the 30s. the system pushes off alth farther to the east during the day on friday. a little more snow behind it, but rain out ahead of it. cooler temperatures filtering in. some areas were really cold like kansas city. still a chance of rain on saturday throughout the southeast. all the way up to minneapolis. and whatever snow happens and the rain, we'll see that melting, chicago back to 65. showers throughout parts of the great lakes. monday of next week, still some showers. it's the same system, just slowly working its way out. a pretty good looking weekend by the way. 66 on boston. and pacific northwest completely scores the next several days, temperatures into the 70s and into the 80s. still seeing 70s and 60s in the west. remember weekdays on the weather channel from 5:30 to 7:00, you can "wake up with al." i see you've noticed my bottle of probiotics. isn't that for digestive health? yeah and did you know trubiotics is a daily probiotic that helps in two ways. it supports digestive and immune health by working in your gut where 70% of your immune system lives. try trubiotics today. today's style is brought to you by -- all right. now "today's" style is taking you from good to so good. if you have an outfit that looks great on you, but you need a little extra push to make it look even better. >> here with wardrobe tricks, bobbie thomas. hello, darling. >> you've been a huge success. >> i was -- we're going to start right away with elisa in new york. >> tell us what she needed. >> she looked good. >> all of you looked so good. >> she looks good in her dress, with a cardigan, because it's transition season, but a pair of white pants can give you that -- so that's a way to be practical and warm, but feel like you're spring. and you're moving into a new season. >> and so good. >> how about vicki? >> vicki likes denim. >> she was all about the denim trend, and denim on denim is back, and she looked good, so she looks so good when you make it darker. >> darker denim. >> a bit of contrast can go a long way. >> it makes her look thinner, too. >> it's all about elongating your frame. >> what about kathy from pennsylvania? >> what about her? >> kathy from pennsylvania was adorable. she is petite, but there's a lot of personality there. so i wanted to hem her dress. it's a flattering wrap dress, but it's so good when you -- >> it would look good with boots. >> it can, but i think the knee is a universally flattering length to make you look taller, and another trick, and using the owner bag with the owner shoe, color pop makes you look up and down. >> so good. >> i've been wondering about melissa. >> all my life i've been. >> melissa was good. >> melissa asked about neon, how can i make last season's neon work this season. it's still in, but i think a neutral with a neon makes it not only ever -- timeless, but better for the office. so i just gave a swap with a neutral beige skirt. >> or keep the same outfit and get a different office. >> what about sherrill from montana. >> big problems, i hear. >> beautiful sherrill. she was so stunning, i almost didn't know how to help, but i thought, well, i like a comfortable loose blouse, but something that anchors it. a statement necklace. this is -- you can see that it makes her look a little leaner on top. >> you know what it makes her look -- so good! lastly, remember about kimberly? >> kimberly. >> she actually showed up? >> yeah, she did, >> kimberly from ohio, just has had a beautiful baby girl. i love her lbd, gorgeous long hair, but i wanted her to put it up. this dress has fuller sleeves, >> shows off your neck line. but i did love the dress and the belt. >> and it is what -- so good! >> please send them to our website. >> keep them coming. >> just the little things. has your get up and go gone up and went? >> sometimes it happens. you'll want to know about this one. first this is "today" on nbc. if you woke up with a case of the yawns this morning, don't worry. we have some solutions to help you boost your energy. >> it could be as simple as putting down that second cup of coffee. no! we have the contributing editor for "spry" living. >> nice to see you. whatever you're selling, i'm buying. you look fantastic. >> when it comes to coffee, you automatically think one cup is good and i feel like the second cup -- >> we're not saying don't drink coffee, but watch how much you're drinking. one or two cups is fine, but when we say cup, it's 8 ounces. and i know when i reach for my cup of joe in the morning, it's not necessarily eight ounces. >> it's more of this big baby. >> we're looking at more up to 16, 20, 24. and lack of time, i want to take cove on the go >> seems wrong not to fill it up. exactly, waste not, want not, and i fill it up. you hit a critical mass and then crashes and burns. nothing wrong with a cup of coffee in the morning, but watch how much, and maybe not reach for it later in the day. >> eggs in the morning? >> protein is the keyword. long lasting energy, so an egg omelet is fantastic. always lack of time in the morning, so i often boil eggs, take it with me on the go. >> do them the night before. >> last's tloult the day. a great source of energy, no highs and lows, long and steady. >> and you don't add cheese to a hard-boiled egg like you're tempted to on a omelet. >> again, cheese is not a bad thing, but protein, long lasting. >> there's a lot of sugar. >> we're just saying stay away from refined sugar. i know when i'm crashing, i think candy bars. so natural fruit, protein bars. >> without the additives. >> this one i believe 100%, when you're dehydrated, you're just sluggish. >> it affects everything, but often out of sight out of mind, 8 times 8, 8 ounces of water. it's pretty, on your desk, great to go, you'll see it and drink it. these have filters built in. so great for occupy the desk or on the go. >> so just fill it up with the tap. >> especially when you go through security. i travel, and this is a great solution. >> is there an organizational issue going on? >> i help organize my desk after getting ready for this segment. a cluttered desk, cluttered mind, low energy. >> i completely agree. >> these are great colors, adds pop to your day, pop to your energy, and de-stress before you hit that first e-mail. >> just a couple of seconds left. >> get up and move, it's fitting. even these, tape them to your neck, and get up at least once -- >> move it, move it. thank you, petra. >> come back anytime. tomorrow we are headed to charleston, south carolina. have a great day, everybody. we'll see you tomorrow. >> bye. bye. 123450 wolf. >> i get to sit next to somebody dollize. jeff: what is chelsea like? being model guests. >> i thought this was a cat walk for you. jeff: building me up. little product in there. a medium shirt on now. 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