you might have a little assist if you need a little help. >> i think i'm going to need a little help, okay? >> but they woke up to some weather here that was crazy! >> you get up at 4:00 and go and walk blake because you live in the city. i get up a little bit after that and i take my dogs out. >> these are our two views. i woke up and cars, because that's my neighborhood. i was literally, like -- i almost wanted to write something in that snow with my finger. >> i'll bet you did. >> but i decided against it. >> i took a couple of pictures, too. i just could not believe it. >> look at the flowers. >> the daffodils desperately trying. i went over to -- i couldn't believe it. on the barbecue, i went to wipe off, because i'm so mad at the snow. it was solid ice. it wasn't just falling snow. >> 34 degrees in new york city. the temperature dropped 50 degrees in 36 hours. they got snow in chicago, in the midwest, nebraska, michigan, wisconsin. i mean, it really got -- >> we were over this six weeks ago. >> over it. over. we were over it. >> okay. so yesterday we talked about the one thing happy people have in common no matter where they are anywhere in the world. it was that they stopped to just to appreciate the little things in life. i reminisced a little about working with george carlin. a couple of you -- a lot of people reacted on facebook, but two fans, arthur cheney sent us a link to george's routine. this is from "comic relief" back in 1986. take a look. >> that's the whole meaning of life, isn't it, trying to find a place for your stuff. that's all your house is. your house is just a place for your stuff. it's a pile of stuff with a cover on it. you see that when you take off in an airplane and you see everybody's got a little pile of stuff. everybody's got their own pile of stuff. and when you leave your stuff, you've got to lock it up. wouldn't want somebody to come by and take some of your stuff. they always take the good stuff. you want to go all the way to honolulu, you've got to take two big bags of stuff, plus your carry-on stuff plus the stuff in your pockets. you get all the way to honolulu and you get in your hotel room and you start to put away your stuff. that's the first thing you do is put away your stuff. put some stuff in here, down here, here, over there. you put your stuff over here. i'm putting mine over here. hey, we've got more places than we've got stuff! we're going to have to buy more stuff! >> and it goes on. >> that is so great. great. great. >> like 40 minutes or something. >> great, brilliant, brilliant. >> he was precious. he passed away from heart failure in 2008. 71 years old. david brenner a couple weeks ago. >> but watching that video does put you in a great mood. if you want to be in a good mood, all you have to do is watch the royal baby. >> we're in love with him. i'm not crazy about the royals, watching them, but this little baby -- >> watch him. watch. >> oh, oh, oh! >> oh, my god, all day. >> slow motion. >> okay. no, we want to watch it every which way. he wants to be free. >> oh, he is delicious. >> they went to australia. they've been traveling all over. and they've just been -- they're so great. >> she really -- i wonder when she's going to lose her baby weight. does she not look fantastic? >> she looks awesome. >> apparently she got in a little trouble for calling her a banana because of her yellow dress. i think she's adorable. >> she woke up and said my husband said i look like a banana. >> let them breathe. >> let's talk about "the voice." it's getting down to it. the singers from team usher sang last night in the playoffs. five performed and usher had to send two home. so we're going to watch three of the five. and we're going to picture which one he saved. take a look. ♪ won't you come on ♪ something good ♪ i want to know right now ♪ hey ♪ tell me that you like it ♪ yeah ♪ it's written all over your face ♪ ♪ baby i can feel your halo ♪ it won't fade away ♪ halo ♪ i can see your halo ♪ but so, yeah ♪ the thrill is gone >> i'm torn. i am so torn. >> they're all really, really talented. >> i think maybe -- i was going to say t.j., then i was going to say melissa, and then i was going to say stevie joe. but i'm going to go with melissa. you go for the first one. i'll go for the second one. let's see what happened. >> my final selection on behalf of team usher -- is t.j. wilkins. >> t.j. wilkins! >> he was great. >> that's a tough one. >> the girl is just a beautiful girl, too. >> they goet sang beautifully. >> everybody sang well. >> they were all good. >> they'll return next week with the live show. so if your kids are crazy about "frozen," the movie "frozen," which everyone is. i know hanna is, everyone is, you can't find the merchandise because apparently parents are going nuts trying to find it. the store shelves are empty, people are saying. >> it's like when the cabbage patch frenzy. >> yeah. >> parents will do almost anything in the world to get these things. they're turning to ebay and other online sites. the dolls in the costumes are selling -- >> for more than $1,000. >> yes. >> people are making their own. they're getting one and sewing it so it can look like it. they say that they found one of the dolls online selling for $10,000. >> yeah, but -- >> they're getting in physical fights in disney stores. people are punching to get the "frozen" stuff! >> look at what we're teaching our children. >> it's about more stuff! >> yes. you don't need this stuff. >> but anyway, it's crazy. i'm surprised disney didn't -- you'd think they would load everything up. >> usually they see this stuff coming because they do all kinds of research along the way. >> maybe this one surprised them. >> i can't imagine. >> they say even if you go to a disney store and you find the stuff you want, you can only get two pieces of stuff. in "frozen" stuff. that's all they'll give you. they won't sell you any more. >> we reached out via nbc news. they didn't return our calls. nobody ever calls us. >> why do we even say it? every time we say we reached out, we always say nobody called us back. give our number out so they know how to reach us. >> somebody call us, please. so this is a weird thing that happened. >> i'm wondering if this is real. what do you think, hoda? >> we're not quite sure. so a 3-year-old apparently was at home with his mother, wandered out of the house and wound up in a bear claw deal at the arcade at the local bowling alley in nebraska. >> that happens every day. >> all right. so the cops were called. so we do know that there was a child in the bear claw machine. apparently this little boy must have loved this machine, left his mom home while she says she was in the bathroom, walked to the bowling alley, climbed in the bear claw machine. by the way, those bear claw things are so addictive. you can see -- crummy prizes. >> crummy stuff, but you want it because you're watching it hanging on. >> so close. >> imagine a kid watching that happen. >> so he climbed up through the mechanism somehow to get into it. >> weird. >> he was freed from the claw machine without injury, and the police say the mother will not be cited for neglect. okay. >> i don't know. i want to know the whole story. maybe it's true. >> you know what? any parent who has lost your child for, like, five seconds or 15 minutes or something, you've already paid your price, boy. it's the worst feeling in the whole world. >> terrifying. >> we're grateful it's got a happy ending. so this is -- well -- >> this is the ongoing saga. and nobody ever seems to be held accountable in this particular family. >> yeah, dena lohan pleaded guilty yesterday. that's lindsay lohan's mother, for driving while intoxicated. this happened, i guess -- >> last september. >> -- last september. police say her blood-alcohol level was more than twice the legal limit. she claims she was speeding because the paparazzi were following here. she was going 77 in a 55. she got, i guess, penalized, sort of. >> the judge gave her 100 hours of community service instead of jail time. she'll also need to attend a drunk driving program and have a device installed in her car that will prevent ignition if she fails a breathalyzer. >> the papers were categorizing it as a pass. a lot of other people arrested for the same kind of thing would have gotten in bigger trouble than 100 hours of community service. what do you think? >> i agree. i agree. okay, so paul walker, remember he died tragically in that terrible -- >> fiery car crash. it was awful. >> yes. and left behind a beautiful daughter. but the "fast & furious 7," the new movie i guess that he had filmed all of his dramatic scenes -- >> they were trying to figure out how to finish the film without him being in it. it's obviously a very sensitive subject. and now that they've hired two people to play his role in some of the scenes, which sounds creepy. >> yeah. >> the two people, though, happen to be caleb and cody walker. >> the two boys you just saw with him. >> according to the hollywood reporter, the character will be retired in the upcoming film and not be killed off. >> family members, they're hoping, i would imagine, that people think it's okay. >> it just seems macabre to me. >> i don't know what you do in a situation like that, but that does seem a little weird. >> it's a huge franchise. everything always comes down to money. and money buys stuff! >> stuff! anyway, so two beautiful people who make beautiful music together, cyndi lauper and billy porter are with us. plus, award-winning actress valerie harper teams up with martha williamson. >> boy, do they deliver. they'll tell us all about it right after this. hey kevin...still eating chalk for hearburn? yea. try alka seltzer fruit chews. they work fast on heart burn and taste awesome. these are good. told ya! i'm feeling better already. alka-seltzer fruit chews. enjoy the relief! emmy and golden globe-winning actress valerie harper has been entertaining audiences since the '70s. >> now the girl that kept us laughing for more than four decades guest stars in "signed, sealed and delivers." >> it follows the lives of four postal detectives who track down the recipients of undeliverable mail. take a look. >> oh, my goodness. >> my dear, you are oliver o'toole. i knew your grandfather. >> you did? >> he was so strong. so powerful. what a mind. what hands. that man could hand stamp anything. i see him in you. >> you do? >> oh, yes. you have his hands. >> well, we're so excited to have valerie here as well as the series writer and creator, my old palomar that williamson, also behind the hugely successful series "touched by an angel." welcome. >> the angel is touching them. >> you look so good. i know the last i think a lot of people saw you, you were with meredith and others doing interviews about your cancer diagnosis. how are you doing? how are you feeling? >> i'm doing very well. the treatment the doctors have me on at cedars-sinai is working and i'm doing acupuncture and herbal tea and imagering and bringing spirit, body and mind together. you know, to say get out of here. i was supposed to be gone before last easter. when you say supposed to be, the doctors just give their best guesstimate. and what i have is incurable and terminal. but guess what? not today. you know? >> tomorrow's looking good, right? >> i watched the series. and you're dancing in it and throwing your head back. >> she wrote that for me, god love her. that's a friend. >> that is a friend. martha is a friend. she's just a great friend. tell us about the idea to have her character. here she is. here she is. >> fabulous. yeah, we decided -- as soon as -- i just called val up, said we're going to start the show, we want you in for the very first two episodes. and i couldn't imagine anybody better. she said i'm in, and that was a done deal. >> you didn't even read the script. you just knew. >> i didn't have to. she's only gotten better since she's a mom. >> you were on the show. >> "touched by an angel" twice. i'd love to. >> you came the weekend i had to leave. i stayed over. >> in utah. >> you had to finish. >> where does the idea come from? it's such an interesting concept. >> isn't it? >> yeah. >> you're only as good as the last show you did. so when "touched" was over a couple years later, i felt like what happened? did that really happen? so i found a whole bunch of old fan letters that people had sent me that i had never read. and i started reading them. and they talked about how their lives had been changed and how moved they had been and changes they had made in their own world, in their own families. and i went, these are late letters. these letters are delivered late, but they arrived just on time for me. and i said what happens when letters get lost in the mail? >> and whose responsibility is it to get them? these kids are heroic in a way. they're detectives. they have politics in the dead letter offer. >> romance. >> i'm their supervisor. oh, yeah. and it's funny, and it's very -- we have a great veterans. >> eric from the star of "ugly betty." >> the second story is about an afghanistan fellow coming back. >> you always do that, though. you try to make it topical and applicable to your life today. >> it's life. she writes life. joy, love, everything. sadness, crying. god. >> when a lot of people see you, they also think about "mary tyler moore." we associate you two together. how is she doing? >> i guess i talked to mary just about three, four weeks ago just to say hi. she offered to do a masset in my home way back when i announced i had this uncurable situation. and my doctors didn't want me to get on a flight at the time. isn't that a girlfriend? >> just try to stop her. >> when i go, that's when i'm supposed to go, like all of us. live the moment. stay in the moment. >> don't think about stuff! >> stuff! i heard you. yeah. american lung association is -- i'm proud to be working with them to expand the fact that lung cancer is the number one cancer killer of women. and it should be -- you know, a public health policy to really get on that because the research dollars equal lives. and it's a 15% survival rate. so i really want to beat the drum. and get that going. >> great to see you. >> thank you. >> congratulations. >> good luck. >> new series "signed, sealed, delivered" premieres this sunday on the hallmark channel. everyday mom moments we know you can relate to coming up right after this. hey, have you guys heard about probiotics? 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>> veronica carey who loves to let her guard down and be silly with her kids. >> she says everyday moments are all about having fun with your kids. and she loves to make her little girl laugh. are you ready? >> the third photo is from jennifer douglas. she was volunteering at her son's school. here they are cleaning the desks with shaving cream, of course. jennifer says working with these kids always puts a smile on her face. >> should we look at our final picture? >> let's do it. it is janine ricketts with her 7-year-old daughter. they are enjoying the sun and talking the afternoon away. >> these are terrific. they're great snapshots. keep sending them in. go to klgandhoda.com. remember, each winner gets a weekend trip to new york city with a friend. and here's the bonus. actress kristen bell will host some of the activities. we are about to go play a holiday edition of "who knew?" and i think i'm going to have a very, very, very special assistant with me. >> really? >> and cyndi lauper and billy porter are going to get a little "kinky." >> i said christian bell, right? kristen bell. everybody correct me. >> leave hoda alone. whatever. marge: you know, there's a 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 an easy one. pink comes in as a close second, but by far the most popular, originally yellow and white were made first, and then the other colors followed. >> yellow it is. back across. >> where are you from? >> seattle. seattle, beautiful. before the seder meal, who asks the fight, why is this night different than all other nights? the youngest? grandmother or mother? the oldest male or the rabbi or the cantor? >> the youngest? >> no, that's right. somebody's been drinking over there in the control -- you want to give her the money, honey? there you go. >> so the youngest. the youngest it is. >> yes, that's absolutely right. some people feel that it's an educational opportunity, and then some people also believe that it's a way to keep the kids awake during what can be a very long seder before the meal. >> got it. back across again. >> this lady lives in alexandria like your mom does. when was the first cadbury easter egg made? 1800? 1840? 1875? or 1900? >> i should know this. i lived in england. i don't know, 1875? >> that beats a kathie lee cd. >> very good. the first cadbury easter eggs had a dark chocolate smooth surface and were filled with chocolate coated candies. it wasn't until later they became decorated with the chocolate piping and the marzipa known flowers. >> this gentleman is from new york. how do you pronounce it? >> slingerlins. >> try to say that five times fast. which is the following is not on the traditional plate? hard-boiled egg? bitter herb? latkes or shank bowls? >> i'll go with "c." >> wow! wow, julia and julie, everyone's getting them right. >> very impressed. latkes are more of a hanukkah treat because they are fried in oil. that is the holiday that commemorates the saving of the oil. >> got it. back across to kath. >> from approximately how many jelly beans are made for easter each year? 10 billion? 13 billion? 16 billion? or 25 billion? we're talking billion jelly beans. >> i'm going to say 13 billion. >> oh, too bad. >> we see the crowd goes wild for those cds. 16 billion? >> 16 billion. even more. and the most popular flavor -- >> what? >> -- every year is cherry followed by strawberry and then licorice which i found a little surprising. >> i didn't know that. okay. the jelly bellies are my favorite with the watermelon. >> one last one from charleston, south carolina. oh, wow. passover cooking usually involves matzoh. what is it? a type of dumpling? unleavened bread, large of bread or salted bread crumbs? >> "b." >> yes. >> more money, all right. unleavened bread it is. >> 5 for 5. yes, the unleavened bread is very much important in the seder because it was the bread that the jews did not have time to bake when god rescued them from slavery. they just had to pick up their bread from the rocks and go. >> all right. we learned a lot, ladies. thank you so much. we appreciate it. kath's going to come back across the street. the hottest celebrity looks for less coming up. and two singing stars who just wanna have fun. cyndi lauper and broadway's billy porter are with us right after this. jim's hair is perfect. so's his serve, and his mandarin [speaking mandarin] xieúxieú, hou chiú but like up to 90% of americans, jim falls short in getting important nutrients from food alone. making jim more like us. add one a day multivitamins, rich in key nutrients you may need. ♪ come on, get happy she's emmy and tony winner who shot to superstardom 30 years ago. >> and he's broadway's comeback kid who took a 13-year break only to return to the starring role that earned him a tony. >> it sure did. together cyndi lauper and billy porter make beautiful music in the smash show "kinky boots" celebrating one year on broadway. >> look at you two. >> congratulations. you both have new babies in your life. cyndi, you're going to go on tour, and you have a new baby album. >> i have a new album, yes, "billy's back on broadway," debuted number one yesterday on the itunes chart. >> hello. >> congratulations. and cyndi, you've got a cd out, and you're also going on tour with cher? >> cher, yes. >> you two? what's going to happen there? that's magic. >> that could be crazy. >> we love cher. she's unusual, too. she's her own unique person. >> and she's a real straight shooter. she's so cool. >> how did that come about, you two performing together? >> i don't know. i started crying thinking about the cd, i'm sorry. we started '99. i had decklin and, like, you know, he was 18 months. and i went on tour with her. you know, some kids don't take to the road. >> right. >> he didn't take to the road that well. but, you know, he was -- you know, so it was interesting. and i had a good time with her, and she's really great. you know, i think sisterhood is a powerful thing. >> sure. >> i think we'll have such a good time together. i did last time. >> i'd love to be in that makeup room. >> hello. it's going to be a crazy show. and billy, you said you feel like she wrote "kinky boots" for you, although you know she didn't, but it seems like that. >> absolutely. i think we found each other, you know, because we're very much kindred spirits. i always say she's the godmother of individuality. >> yes. ♪ >> you know, she taught me a lot even before i met her about, you know, being in my own skin and, you know, being who i am and no matter what. you know, this role came along, and it was -- >> hello? >> and it's changed my life. >> i heard his voice. our mutual friend, steven, who was the arranger on this and orchestrator on "kinky boots." i was going, who's going to play me? billy. i thought, oh, my god? how do we get him? we have to get him. >> just pick up the phone and make the call. >> what were you doing all those years? >> you know, i did a lot of things. i went to the screenwriting program at ucla. i learned how to write. i started directing. i started creating. i went behind the scenes actually to sort of, you know, kind of reinvent myself. >> did you miss it? >> i didn't. actually. i didn't because i had been marginalized. and i had been pigeonholed into a type of performance. >> yeah. >> that i didn't like. so, you know, i extracted myself from that side of the business to try to redefine and restructure where i wanted to go. and so this kind of came along as a result of taking that time and really, you know, standing in my truths. >> well, i think, if i may, i think he could sing anything. >> he could, yes. >> and i think that there are -- i love this role. and you bring electricity to the room. but i think that you could do many roles. not just one. >> well, that's the hope. >> and you're still loving it a year later, right? >> absolutely. >> wow. >> absolutely. >> the music and the cast and the energy, it makes a lot of people happy. >> it does. the audiences just go crazy. >> thank you both for coming. we love you. >> congratulations to everybody. billy's going to stick around and sing for us later in the show. we all know the girls just wanna have fun, and one way to do it is by shopping. >> jill martin birthday girl is going to tell us how to find celebrity looks for less right after this. we really wanted to take relaxing trip to florida. you know? just to unwind. but we can only afford one trip this year, and his high school reunion is coming up in seattle. everyone's going. then we heard about hotwire... and realized we could actually afford to take both trips. [woman] see, when really nice hotels have unsold rooms, they use hotwire to fill them. so we got our 4-star hotels for half price. i should have been voted "most likely to travel." ♪ h-o-t-w-i-r-e ♪ hotwire.com save big on car rentals too, from $11.95 a day. for digestive health? yes and did you know that 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. time for "today's style watch" and on you to dress like one of hollywood's trendiest celebrities without breaking the bank. >> editor, author and birthday girl this week, jill martin is doing things differently. she's not only going to show us the lower-priced look but how you can find it. >> i love this. >> happy birthday, sweetheart. we always do the celebrity looks for less. people are like wow! how did you find it? we should let's show the way this happens. with "style watch," this is the thing. but there's a whole panel. publicists write in. there's easy ways to find it. how can you find it at home? these are new ways. >> miranda is the first celeb. and we have lauren who is modeling the outfit. >> that door very heavy. come on, lauren. >> come on in! >> lauren's coming out. let me tell you about the picture. she's in a michael kors dress that cost nearly $2,500. her whole outfit is thousands and thousands of dollars. lauren is wearing an outfit under $200. >> together. >> everything together. the dress is gap. $59.95. the jacket, macy's, $99. the sunglasses, which i always lose, many of us do, $5.99 from h&m. let me tell you about an app, notorious.im. hopefully this is going to work. you log on, you register. it's totally free. you put in the style you like, and you pick a stylist that works for you. an actual stylist. so i picked colin mcgaro. i felt like we would really mesh. i wrote to colin and said i was hoping you could help me. i love miranda's look. nothing more than $100. i uploaded the photo i took with my phone. he writes back up to five messages and tells me how i can find the look. here's the dress. all different options. >> that's great. >> all different options. >> i wrote "ooh, i love these. keep going." all different options. and so you get this from a real stylist. and you can continue on. >> that's great. that's great. >> notorious.im is that app. >> notorious.im. tanks. who's next? >> rashida jones. >> rashida. >> let me tell up -- >> phoebe, right? >> while jill goes crazy. >> here it is. >> oh, you look adorable. >> i love that. >> she looks just like rashida jones. just the skirt on her, over $2,000, okay? our whole outfit, again, under $200. the sweater, bowden usa, $54. skirt, $60. motel rocks. the shoes from shoedazzle, $49.95. now, shoesdazzle, they constantly have celebrity-looking shoes. that's my first tip. if you want to go on and find shoes that look fabulous and designer. but then there's this app called the hunt. so this is rashida jones. now, this is a community-based sort of website and app. so you put the picture up, and you say hey, everyone. i want to find the skirt. i want to find the purse. >> suits everyone. >> everyone, all of us. the community. not professional stylists. everybody. and they will put up a hashtag, rashida jones, new jessica simpson. people go on. >> people love that. they love to be in the know. >> all different price points. the hunt, notorious. these are ways you can get the celebrity looks for less. >> thank you, jill. >> good job. thank you very much. she's going on vacation. have a great time. back on broadway and back to sing for us. >> a performance by tony winner billy porter. first, this is "today" on nbc. >> i love the way you say that. >> announcer: the toyota concert series on "today" brought to you by toyota. ♪ whether i'm right >> tomorrow the extraordinary tyne daly is with us. she's back on broadway. plus, everybody has a story and "ambush makeover." >> "the world goes 'round," "billy's back on broadway," here is tony winner billy porter. ♪ ♪ sometimes you're happy ♪ sometimes you're sad ♪ but the world goes 'round ♪ sometimes you lose every nickel you had ♪ ♪ but the world goes 'round ♪ sometimes your dreams get broken in pieces ♪ ♪ but that doesn't alter a thing ♪ ♪ take it from me ♪ there's still gonna be ♪ a summer, a winter, a fall and a spring ♪ ♪ and sometimes a friend starts treating you bad ♪ ♪ but the world goes 'round ♪ and sometimes your heart breaks with a deafening sound ♪ ♪ somebody loses and somebody wins ♪ ♪ and one day it's kicks, then it's kicks in the shins ♪ ♪ but the planet spins and the world goes 'round ♪ ♪ and round ♪ the world goes 'round ♪ the world goes 'round ♪ yeah ♪ sometimes your dreams get broken in pieces ♪ ♪ but that doesn't matter at all ♪ ♪ take it from me ♪ there's still gonna be ♪ a summer, a winter, a spring and a fall ♪ ♪ and sometimes a friend starts treating you bad ♪ ♪ but the world goes 'round ♪ and sometimes your heart breaks with a deafening sound ♪ ♪ somebody loses and somebody wins ♪ ♪ then one day it's kicks ♪ then it's kicks in the shins ♪ but the planet spins ♪ and the world goes 'round ♪ and 'round and 'round ♪ and 'round and 'round ♪ the world goes 'round and 'round and 'round ♪ ♪ and 'round! ♪ >> i'm here to help. >> you and i can get through this together.