♪ >> meredith: have a seat! thank you guys. hi, everyone. welcome, welcome, welcome. thank you. today's show is very personal for me. this summer my brother steve passed away from alzheimer's. and he was just 65 years old. he had early on set alzheimer's. i think most of us can say we know someone affected by this disease, including actor seth rogen, who went to washington earlier this year to fight for more funding. take a look at what he had to say. >> after forgetting who she an her loved ones were, my mother-in-law, a teacher for 35 years then forgot how to speak, feed herself, dress herself and go to the bathroom herself all by the age of 60. that's right. the situation is so dire that it caused me, a lazy self-involved generally self-medicated man-child to start an entire charity organization. >> meredith: and seth is here with his wife lauren today. [ applause ] plus, now he is on the show. we thought it would be fun to see what it takes to scare scary spice. for now say hello to my good friend jon harris. [ applause ] and time for the list. [ applause ] the list is all about what's on my mine and what's on your mind. first on my list, take a photo of three little girls battling childhood cancer. they were brought together by a photographer who had cancer. she wanted to show the bravery of children facing illness. they didn't know each other when they were brought together by that picture. that was taken in april. in july the girls had another photo taken. this one was joyous because all three girls are in remission. [ applause ] and they are here with their moms today making their first national television appearance. are you guys having fun in new york? yeah? talk to me about the photo. what is it about it that you think resonates so much with people? >> everyone knows someone with cancer. >> meredith: you girls did not know each other when you first met. now you're good buddies. what do you like to do? >> dance. >> meredith: dance? i like to dance. >> they like to play with their kitty dolls and princess dolls. >> meredith: we have a little surprise for you. are you ready? come on out. surprise. look who it is. who's that? hello kitty. you can go look. go ahead, honey. do you want to hug hello kitty? [ applause ] hello kitty. go ahead, get your hug. hello kitty is celebrating her 40th anniversary. she wants you to celebrate with her. she's brought backpacks for you and toys and all sorts of things. we have one more surprise for you, jon, isn't that right? >> that's right, meredith. our dear friends were so touched after hearing your story, about your strength and courage, that they wanted to help out in a big way. they've done that. they're going to be giving each of you $10,000 to help you with your bills, to help make your lives and your family's lives a little easier. [ applause ] >> meredith: i want you to look at these three very brave families. it is so hard when you have illness because the medical costs are through the roof. you're worried about your child. worried about paying the bills. hopefully that $10,000 for each family will go a long way. that's our treat for you today. >> thank you very much. >> meredith: continued good luck and good health to all of you. [ applause ] if you would like to help these beautiful little girls, the proceeds will be going to the families of each girl to con to help with those phoupb -- mounting medical expenses. thank you very much. [ applause ] okay. next up on my list, funny falls. what is it about people falling down that we find so darn funny, right? america's funiest home videos has been on for 25 years showing people's mishaps. take a look. [ laughter ] ♪ [ laughter ] >> meredith: what's the matter with you guys? i mean, i like a fall. remember dick van dyke? the ottoman? that's all right when you can relate to the person and you know they're going to be fine. but there's some people like our executive producer who gets off on people hurting themselves because it makes him feel better about himself. don't you say that i'm lying. can i tell the story? >> go ahead. >> meredith: so few months ago i was getting ready to go to the olympics. the night before, literally, i'm downstairs. lights were out. i go to use the bathroom downstairs. my husband left the toilet seat up. you go to sit down an it wasn't there. i fell. my effort to save myself i hit the side of the bowl. i got very very badly bruised. pain. pain. i told rich this story. rich, how did you react? >> when you call me and say hey rich, how's it going? you said, i fell in a toilet. when you told me that, the first thing was, are you okay? second thing, soon as i got off the phone i said, she fell in the toilet! we'll talk about it on the show. >> meredith: when you asked me how i was, i said i was in pain. >> i thought you said i was a pain. >> meredith: america's host videos will be returning for new episodes in objecting so there will be more people falling. finally on my list, i could not believe this. 40% of people never take their vacation days. sometimes they don't want to come back to a mountain of work. or they say they can afford a vacation or they think they're invaluable. there's no way they would fire me. i'm so important to this job, that i have to be there. then there's the group that says, i know i'm dispensable and if i take days off, my boss is going to figure it out and get rid of me. we did a social ebbi experiment. they had to work on labor day. we said we're gonna give you the day off. >> i know you've been working crazy hours. i was gonna give you the day off if you want, if you could take the day off. >> really? thank you. >> are you sure? >> labor day? >> i'm not sure. maybe i'll go half and half. >> what about you? >> i think i'm coming in. >> you can take monday off. too much to do? you're doing a great job. you got too much to do. >> how realistic is it? >> i was gonna give you monday off. [ laughter ] >> you take the day off. >> yeah. >> you're good with the day off. >> okay. >> i feel bad everybody has to work on labor day. you're on camera there, there and there. welcome to this social experiment. >> are you serious? >> you are a hard worker. i said there's no way he's taking it off. >> in my head i was like, yes. i'm going to go to my lake house. >> october 6th you can take off. >> is that a real thing? [ applause ] >> meredith: so we learned two things. our staff very hard working. we are giving them a day tphauf october. according to the u.s. travel association there are 430 million days of unused paid vacation in a year. we would like to help lower that statistic. that's why apple vacation and am resorts is giving everyone in this audience an all inclusive three night stay at a luxurious resort in mexico or the caribbean. you're all going away! [ applause ] [ applause ] >> meredith: i love the shock on your faces like what's going on? you're going on vacation. [ applause ] if you want to win one of these apple vacation enter on our website to find out more. or if you would like to share anything, go to meredith vieira.com. we'll be right back. >> announcer: up next, knocked up star seth rogen and his wife open up about their relationship. relationship. and their family's struggle with ♪ ♪ let's taget a plan,a notch. get it right, and look for what's next. let's do this. more saving. more doing. that's the power of the home depot. save 20% on any two bags of scotts fertilizer. without it falling flat? moisture ♪ some moisturizing products can weigh hair down. ♪ dove oxygen moisture is different. it provides lightweight oxygen--fused moisture for the moisture you need and the volume you want. so you can enjoy moisture with 95% more volume. dove oxygen moisture. >> meredith: it happens every 67 seconds, someone is diagnosed with alzheimer's. it affects people of all ages and the people who love them. not only is it deep and personal for me, but all for actor seth rogen and his wife lauren who know first hand the devastating effects it can have on an entire family. you probably know him best for his roles in "knocked up" and "the neighbors." but the role that is closest to his heart is an advocate for alzheimer's. >> i don't know if you know who i am. you told me you have never seen "knocked up" chairman. >> meredith: in february he talked at a hearing on alzheimer's research sharing the very personal story of his wife's mother who was diagnosed when she was only 55. >> after forgetting who she an her loved ones were, my mother-in-law, a teacher for 35 years, then forgot how to speak, feed herself, dress herself and go to the bathroom herself, all by the age of 60. >> reporter: seth an his wife were so devastated, they founded hi hillarity for charity. >> that's right. the situation is so hillarity for charity. >> that's right. the situation is so dire that it caused me, a lazy self-involved generally self-medicated man-child to start an entire charity organization. >> meredith: this actor's heart fell and very public plea is bringing more awareness. >> i needs to be yelled and screamed to the point that it finally gets the attention and funding that it deserves and needs. >> meredith: please welcome seth rogen and lauren miller. [ applause ] lauren. you and i were talking before you came out here, how i so relate to what your experience is with my brother. he had early on set alzheimer's. so little is known about it. when did you first realize there was something wrong with your mom? >> i feel like the first time i noticed it was at my college graduation. both of my grandparents had alzheimer's, dementia. so i guess i was sort of very aware of it, the symptoms. my mom was repeating herself, telling the same stories. something just seemed off. it was over the next two years i guess that things progressed worse and worse, and then we got the diagnosis two years later. >> meredith: there was a moment where you went to get your dad. >> it was around two years into her diagnosis. it was a real turning point for me. i said we're out, why don't we get a card for dad. i said let's fill it out. no. he'll be around. i gave her a pen. she put her pen to the paper and she couldn't write. she spent 35 years teaching kids how to read and write. >> meredith: when you met lauren, her mom had not been diagnosed but there were early signs. what did you understand about alzheimer's at that > i int? >> i understood very little, honestly. i think i had been eand iosed t pretty much what was pop culture had shown me about it, which was a very kind of like romantie apd version of it. you know, did you forget your keys? you tell the same story an everyone laughs. and that's really not at all what it was like. and i didn't realipso at all tht it could affect people so young. i thought generally it was reserved for grand parents and great oplandparents. i had no idea there was nothing that could be done about it. i think that was the most shocking. >> meredith: also the family. it doesn irepust affect the person who has alzheimer's, but all those people who love them. it affects their relationships. what impact did it have on the two of you? >> probably tore down a lot of the walls that i would have put up. such strong, heavy emotions early in our relationshn he stepped up right away. he was able to show how sensitive he was. 7 >> meredith: you have a beautiful photo of you with your mom at your wedding that you share. talk to me about that. >> it was a few years agt we i do feel like that was the last day that i really connected with her. really talked to her. >> meredith: so she approved of this photo? >>repewish mother. jack pot. [ laughter ] >> she would always remember, we tsed torepoke that he was her favorite. you'll be alert and awake. >> meredith: seth, you have started an orgeneniy stion, hilarity for charity an effort to raise money for alzheimer's. tell us about that. >> we reallyrepust wanted to desperately appeal to kind of people of our generation and i know a lot of comedians and performers. >> meredith: really? >> started putting on comedy variety show basically in los angeles and then we did one in new york. we did one in montreal. and they're really fun. it's just good shows. the fact that we're able to put a message into them is something i'm very proud of. >> meredith: also spread to llaamet'ses. also spread to you have a documentary that you've been working on. we're gonna talk about that when we come back. ampao you'll meet a man who was diagnosed with alzheimer's at just 29 years ol year the doctors are hopeful that there's a cure sooner than we think. we'll be right back. >> announcer: coming up -- >> i went to get the kids from school. >> announcepef what you need to know. >> meredith: how do you distinguish between somebody who is fosometful and somebody who has the first sig bill have you seen my keys anywhere? 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>> it's relatively rare. there are over 200,mem0 pup plen our country who have early on set alzheimer's disease. i think we're recys,pyozing it more and more in younger people. i see people at all stages of aduof likelihood of getting alzheimer's doubled every decade over the age of 50. >> meredith: how do you distinguish when someone who is forgetful and somebody who has the first sign? >> tha hers a dusefin we often worry, we forgot our we oitey, i must be getting r alareis sadly the difference is that in alzheimer's, people start to fosomet what the kd is for and how to use a key. but we all realize that some of those senior moments that we used to think were so normal, aren't normal. it's okay to see early alareis do a better job picking it up. >> meredith: diagnosing it early. earliten, it's hard for you. you have good days and bad days. you want to be here to get out a message. what is the message that you want to get out? >> it could happen to anybody. it don i care how old you are or how many kids you got. it's sad that there's no n verde >> meredith: clearly understand why this document is in the don they are a remarkable family for sure. i want to know what we can do to help slow down the progression of this disease? how close we possibly are to a lladese?e we possibly are to a tha hers coming dow after the break. [ applause ] >> announcepef coming dow, a beautiful sdess hise for the cause. >> meredith: we might have a surprise for yo real >> announcepef and in her brother's honor. that's while camo loves to hide, his extra pounds were hard to conceal. so anna switched him to iams indoor weight and hairball care. now that he's lost the weight, he's a bit of a show-off. iams indoor weight and hairball care: manages weight and reduces hairballs. of course, he still loves a good hiding spot. just one of many iams formulas to keep love strong. >> meredith: we are back with seth rogen his wife lauren and ken and his wife and dr. sperling. everyone on this couch today, including myself, has been affected by alzheimer's and it's estimated that by 2050, 16 million people will be living with alzheimer's if we don't find a medical break through to stop this disease. dr. sperling, as silly as this may sound, i play those games, those computer games. i'm on there every day because of my brother's situation. does any of that stuff work? >> i think it may be helpful in keeping people bright. but actually, i really like to tell people to go out and do something social and interactive and physical as well, because i think that evidence that exercise may be really helpful an important. so i recommend in addition to the computer games, you take up ballroom dancing. [ laughter ] >> meredith: i'm a bad dancer. >> even better. >> meredith: do you think we are close to a cure? you've been working so hard at this. >> i certainly hope so. i have been accused of being a polyanna. as you said, we've all been personally affected. my grandfather was diagnosed with alzheimer's when i was in medical school. i swore that by the time my dad reached that age, that we would have a cure. and unfortunately he was diagnosed last year. but i'm -- i am even more hopeful than i have been in my career because i think we finally have the chance of finding people who have evidence of the earliest brain changes before they get symptoms. evidence of plaque buildup that we think is important. it's kind of like treating cholesterol to prevent a heart attack or stroke. that's what we need to do with alzheimer's disease. some of the studies like the a-4 study is starting now. that give mess hope that in the next five years we'll have some answers. >> meredith: i hope so, too. without that money, we're never gonna get there. >> i think we might have a little surprise for you. jon, i think that's your cue. >> meredith we've been dear friends for such a long time. when you asked me to join the show, i left the corporate world behind. when i found out we were doing this show for this cause, i called a lot of our dear friends collectively and they jumped at the chance to help. so on behalf of gracie and her husband robert de niro an her companies, they are donating $20,000 to the alzheimer's association in honor of your brother steve. [ applause ] >> meredith: that is fantastic. >> that's not all, meredith. molly carpenter from home executive care, nikki from timeex, veronica brooks from every day health, patty from dsw and rita altman from sunrise senior living. [ applause ] >> meredith: oh my gosh. >> they are all donating to this amazing cause today. with that said, molly, please take it away. >> until there's a cure, there's always hope and there's always care. we are dedicated to providing support for our family care givers and those with alzheimer's disease. meredith we present this check to you today in honor of your brother steve. >> meredith: thank you very much. [ applause ] >> hi everyone. i'm here on behalf of timex. we are so proud to be making this $10,000 donation to the alzheimer's association in honor of meredith's brother. with the hope that we can help eradicate this disease which affects so many of our lives. [ applause ] >> we provide online help and information for consumers including those living with and caring for people with alzheimer's disease. we are thrilled to donate this check in honor of your brother steve. [ applause ] >> i'm wendy polio. we're the leader in long term care insurance so we absolutely understand the impact that alzheimer's has on families everywhere in this nation. meredith, it is our honor, our privilege to support you and this endeavor and on behalf of your wonderful brother steve. >> meredith: thank you so much. [ applause ] >> dsw and i are so excited to be able to con our support of the alzheimer's association and continued to donate this $10,000 check in honor of your brother steve. [ applause ] >> meredith, we provide quality care for seniors including those with alzheimer's disease. it's our honor to present this $50,000 check in honor of your brother steve. here's to finding a cure. [ applause ] >> meredith: thank you. >> and finally, my dear friend, lumosity is a company that designs web and mobile games to design the brain. they are donating $10,000 to this cause, to their commitment to advance neuroscience research. on behalf of all of these companies, thank you very much for all of your continued support. [ applause ] >> meredith: it's so funny because, i happen to go into hair and makeup today and all these women are there. i said what show are they on? i thought jimmy fallon or something pip can't thank you enough on behalf of my brother, who passed away way too young and his wonderful wife who stuck by him to the end. and his great children, alex, meredith, named after me, and margret. and on behalf of ken, nikki, seth, lauren, and all of the people who have gone through this, i can thank the association enough and you folks for dedicating this amount of money for the cause. i really do believe if we all get behind this, we will find a cure. thank you so much for being here. [ applause ] >> thank you. >> announcer: up next, spice girl, america's got talent judge and mom, mel b. is here. >> meredith: do you know what i was doing two days after i gave birth? sitting on a doughnut with sitting on a doughnut with massiv if you love your hair, set it free. new suave professionals natural infusion. free of parabens, dyes, and heavy residues. suave gives my hair the freedom to be beautiful. suave professionals natural infusion, works as well as salon brand pureology® i'll help you look. maybe you left them in the bathroom again. it's just the strangest thing... the warning signs of alzheimer's disease, may be right in front of you. it's alright baby. for help and information, call the alzheimer's association or visit alz.org/10signs >> meredith: i remember years ago watching the beatles make their american debut on the ed sullivan show. i was 10 years old and my life changed forever that night. i became a teenager literally. 30 years later our next guest was involved in another british invasion as a member of the spice girls. i know, i know. she became part of the best selling girls group in history, in history, and she hasn't slowed down since. now she has a seat at the judge's table on "america's got talent." please welcome mel b. [ applause ] >> meredith: i love having you here. did you hear the response when i said spice girls? [ applause ] >> i love that. lovely ladies. >> meredith: very talented. we don't mess around on this show. spice girls with four other girls. >> yes. >> meredith: now you have four of your own. three daughters and a step daughter. when i was pregnant with my oldest, i had kind of a tough time. i had four miscarriages. i thought if i lie in a hammock and just eat ben&jerry's ice cream. had to be pistachio for some reason. that didn't sound right. but i thought the baby was sick. the baby did stick. >> you were performing the whole time. >> i had a really easy pregnancy. she was running up stage to go vomit. i was like, oh my god that's so tough. really tough time with eating. >> meredith: two days after you gave birth i read you were signing new contracts. >> i enjoy what i do. i love to work. i love earning money. >> meredith: do you know what i was doing two days after i gave birth? i was sitting on a plastic doughnut with massive hemorrhoids. going what have i done? you have the perfect pregnancy, then go back and sign the perfect contract. you do have an amazing work ethic. australia, england, and you have four kids. how you make that work? >> i like to cram most of my work during the summer holidays. my kids get to be with me. >> meredith: you have been doing america's got talent. second season. you're doing a fabulous season. it's apples an oranges to me. have singers and dancers. >> magicians. >> meredith: how do you compare talent like that? >> i think at the end of the day you want to be entertained no matter what the act is. as long as they entertain you that's how you have to judge it. i say to myself would i pay for me and my son to go watch this show? that's how i do it. >> meredith: you know that we want to see spice. we'll put you to the test of what might scare you. are you up for that? >> of course youare. >> meredith: no, no. just for the record when we said to you we wanted to test you to see if anything could scare you, do you know what you said? >> what did i say? remine me. >> meredith: you said we should be able to. >> now i am scared. it hasn't even started. >> meredith: it's gonna start in a second. we'll be right back. at 1-800-dentist, we're about one thing. helping you find a dentist you'll want to go to for the rest of your life. we've helped over 8 million people find that dentist, and we can do the same for you. call 1-800-dentist today. ♪ ♪ mel b, mel b >> meredith: we are back with mel b judge on nbc's hit show "america's got talent." many of you know her as scary spice, the fearless member of the spice girls. but is she really fearless? today we are finding out in a game we call "what scares scary spice?" ♪ what scares scary spice what scares scary spice ♪ >> meredith: okay. [ laughter ] you're laughing now. [ laughter ] okay. it is time to turn off the lights and bring on the scary music. [ laughter ] all right. here's what's gonna happen. all right? gonna bring out a series of terrifying surprises with one goal. to scare the pants off of scary spice. [ laughter ] we have placed her, that's you, in the scare chair. okay? you feeling all right? >> no, no. [ laughter ] >> meredith: little nervous? >> yeah. >> meredith: excellent. let's start with our first surprise. >> hmm. >> meredith: wow. >> ew. [ laughter ] >> i knew that was gonna happen. >> meredith: did we scare you? >> not too bad. not too bad. >> meredith: if we didn't, you can say we didn't. >> no, you didn't. [ laughter ] >> meredith: i didn't really mean you could say that. all right. fine. we're gonna bring out the next surprise. we're gonna go easy on you. simple peaceful. ♪ [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> meredith: i don't know if you're scared. i'm blind. i'm blind now. have you ever seen that? >> i don't ever want to see anything like that. >> meredith: i sensed wasn't so much being scared as repulsed. >> yes. >> meredith: all right. repulse is not what we're going for. fear. ready? >> i'm ready. >> meredith: i want to keep your eyes focused on the back of the audience. [ laughter ] who's in here? what's your name? >> sam. >> meredith: sam's been in this chair for two days. it's been hard. i take it no? >> i kind of like that. [ laughter ] i liked it. >> meredith: this isn't that kind of show, all right. so far repulse and no fear. >> no. >> meredith: i think this one might do the trick. here we go. >> better not be a spider. is it a spider? >> meredith: just relax. you have to relax. it >>'s a spider. >> meredith: could be a spider. >> no way! [ laughter ] oh my god! >> meredith: yes! yes! mel, come back. what a big baby. [ laughter ] mel? mel b.? >> i can't see spiders. >> meredith: i think she left. [ laughter ] come on. face your fears. mel b., face your fears. >> are there spiders out there? >> meredith: face your fears. [ applause ] >> no way. >> meredith: mel, mel. >> it's real? >> meredith: no, that's not real. >> i can breathe. they're not real? >> meredith: this one is. >> oh my god! >> meredith: thank you so much. big thanks to mel b. for being such a big sport. [ applause ] hopefully no nightmares tonight. we'll be right back. we're getting the heck out of here. ♪ what scares mel b ♪ what scares mel b now the irratation of feminine itch... not a problem. cortizone-10 feminine itch relief has the strongest non-prescription itch medicine for fast, gentle, lasting relief. cortizone-10. >> announcepef next meredith, when an accident paralyzed olympian, she faced her toughest challenge yet. hallenge yet. this champion down. and jessica alba. tomorrow. >> meredith: welcome back everyone. before we go here's something i think you should know. just a few weeks ago 8-year-old dillen from minneapolis decided to put on a free piano concert for his neighbors. he handed out flyers and posted a sign on his lawn to promote the show. the sign caught the attention of a local resident who posted it to his face book page. the picture went viral. 200 people came out to cheer dillen on. another 40,000 watched his performance stream live over the internet. so sweet. this story so inspired us that we decided to give another young boy a chance to have his own concert. jeffrey miller only started singing in front of people one year ago and now has over 1 million followers on vine. [ applause ] it is his dream to perform his own song on tv and it's going to come true today. hey, jeffrey. how are you? nice to meet you. song was written especially for you. called double tap. what's it about? >> double tapping is like on social media. this song is about breaking up with someone and seeing them with someone else on social media. social media is a big part of people's lives now. >> meredith: did you have a bad break breakup? >> no. i'm good. >> meredith: have you ever had a relationship? >> no. >> meredith: okay. too young. just keep singing. singing about it. here to perform "double tap" jeffrey miller. [ applause ] ♪ all that i can do is let him go ♪ ♪ i gotta go, gotta go and double tap ♪ ♪ double tap tap ♪ whoa whoa ♪ when she broke us down, i gotta go, i gotta go and double tap ♪ ♪ and double tap [ applause ] >> meredith: i want your autograph. thank you very much for watching. see you next time. do you want to play us out? take it away. [ applause ] ♪ all that i can do is let her know i i still exist when she goes on i just can't help it, i gotta go, i gotta go and double tap ♪ ♪ whoa whoa ♪ whoa whoa >> i'm here to help. you and i will get through this together. ♪