five-timers club, people who've hosted five times. so anyway, let's take a listen. ♪ it seems to me you lived your life like a candle in the wind ♪ ♪ if a candle could pull out two pistols at a press conference ♪ >> well welcome to the club, old boy. i always thought if an 'n sync member would make the five-timers club it would be joey fatone. >> come, young justin. you won't want to miss this. >> what are we looking at here? >> one of the joys, jt, of being a fiver is making the other cast members fight for your entertainment. cover your face, bobby! ♪ two ways, three ways ♪ about to have five ♪ because we're all wild and crazy guys ♪ ♪ 'cause i love you ♪ we go further as a couple

♪ i show you how to do this young ♪ >> tofu burrito! ♪ >> drink a vegan shake. ♪ >> that was -- that was just one of those crazy nights. and i love that sketch with the vegan thing. and there's another great sketch about champagne and prostitutes at the end. it's so funny. you've got to see it. just go online to youtube or wherever -- >> while you were there being wild and crazy, a very dear friend of ours was being honored at the new york athletic club. jimmy neary, i've spoken many times about neary's restaurant here in new york. he was irishman of the year saturday night, and his whole family was there, it was a beautiful, beautiful evening and

i had written a song along with john mcdaniels for a new little musical -- a little revue we're doing called "a table at neary's" about the different people that go to neary's. and it's just an extraordinary experience. talk about finding a family in new york. so my friend matt wolfe who had been in "scandalous," a real sweet guy and a talented guy, sang a song and surprised jimmy. >> oh. >> i think we have a little bit of that video. ♪ ♪ that dream at the end of the rainbow ♪ ♪ i worked hard and kept my nose clean ♪ >> frank and i went to his restaurant when we first bought our apartment over on east 57th street 27 years ago and it was love at first bite.

>> the best ever. >> have you ever in your life -- >> when you introduced me to the lamb chops. i was like, i've had lamb chops. >> you've never had lamb chops your life -- >> you cut it, you put it in your life and you want to just cheer. >> you go to poughkeepsie when you have a lamb chopp at -- >> kind of. >> i saw your face. >> you kind of do. >> sad news in this world and that is of course the news about valerie harper who is truly one of the -- there are the greats, and she's among them. and one of the sweetest people god ever made. and she's of course been diagnosed with incurable brain cancer. but her spirit is indomitable. >> incredible. yeah. we had her on when she was talking about the show, "talulah bankhead." when she was in that. broadway show. which she was brilliant in. >> savannah flew to california and sat down and talked to her. and she was so honest and open and still optimistic. but as well as being a realist. take a listen.

>> at first i thought, oh, my god, three months to live. that's not the whole truth. it could be. but it could be six. it could be five years. you just don't know. the thing i have is very rare. and it's serious. and it's incurable. so far. so i'm holding on to the "so far." but i'm also quite ready to say bye-bye. >> are there moments when you feel sad? >> oh, my god, yes. oh no, i don't mean this to be pollyanna. oh, no, this kind of thing. but you know what i do, savannah? i allow myself to grieve. i don't want to go. i don't. but life is life. and we wouldn't have it without death. >> wow, she's -- >> she talks about how we're all incurable. it's all going to end eventually for all of us. but god bless her for her strength. >> we should point out that she actually has laryngitis, it's not connected to her cancer. but she's just -- what a sweet, sweet, sweet woman. >> i would like to put out a

request, please, from anybody who knows how to deal with canadian geese. that's all i can say. yesterday i -- >> tell it. >> yesterday i go out with our dogs. it was a gorgeous day. you can smell spring in the air. there must have been 200 honkers in -- all in that area. >> do they bite? >> they're just -- they're nasty. and now they're on their way back to canada where they should have never left. but they all come and visit our whole neighborhood every year. lola loves to go out and chase them. and usually they like to land on the swimming pool or something. well, the pool is still closed. so they're everywhere. and their poo is green and disgusting. so anyway. they're like a couple hundred of them. i go lola, go get them. >> go get the geese? >> lola not only got the geese in our yard. then lola decided to help out our neighbors. she went over to our neighbors, 100 more geese, and she jumped up on the seawall. and i went no, no, no, lola. she dove -- she jumped into the long island sound, which is at

low tide, and for the next 15 minutes was up to here in muck trying to get the geese. >> oh. >> frank and i have to get her out of there. you know, you have to go a way a long way to get around, low enough so she can barely jump up. then we've got to clean her off. you know, it's so freezing outside. all your hoses aren't working. so we have this hot house. >> of course you do. >> of course we do. >> oh, my god. >> frank's in the gym. he can't hear. i'm screaming my lungs out. he can't hear. finally he comes, what, what is it? i said lola. he goes, oh, my god. so we're chasing her all over the back yard. louie, bambino, everybody is going crazy. and i think the neighbors are thinking the giffords have finally lost it. finally we get -- now, frank falls trying to catch lola. now, frank is on blood thinners. so when frank gets a cut, it's like a crime scene. so now i'm in the hot house trying to clean off lola with tar, it looks like she's been

dropped in the la brea tar pits, and frank who is bleeding like a monkey. and it's unbelievable. >> you're spraying them both down? anybody that has any advice on how i -- without, you know, shooting them, which i think would not be right. >> that's not fair. >> no. no, no, no, no. that wouldn't be fair. i mean, them doing what birds do. i just don't want them to do what birds do there, at my house. >> i can't believe that happened. >> it was unbelievable. we'd love some advice. sara. all right, my darling? >> i think we should talk about our favorite things. >> this one, you guys, i have found the headphones, headsets to beat all headsets. these are the best headsets i've ever had. these are called x-1. they are water resistant. you put them in your ears. you know how awesome with the iphone earpieces they're always falling, in you can't keep them in when you're working out? they stay in your ears. when i run, i really do, i sweat a lot. i've ruined so many pairs of headphones just because of that. these are perfect. and not only that -- >> they're water resistant. you can swim in these.

>> you can swim in them. they're $35. here's the other thing. when you plug it into your iphone, this little thing lets you change the music, forward the song -- >> stop it. >> -- without touching the glass and forward, forward, back, back, volume. you can answer the phone and talk on the phone. >> oh, my gosh. and they're $35? >> $35. favorite headphones ever. >> mine is a book i read a couple of weeks ago. i like to give new authors a chance. this is a brand -- first-time novelist, it's called "sensible shoes" a story about the spiritual journey by sharon garland brown. it's about $9 on amazon.com. if you're a spiritually inclined person i think you'll really love it because it's about four women, all of them coming from a different place spiritually but all of them in need of a new -- a new fresh cup of mercy, if you know what i mean. >> sure. >> so it's terrific. i highly recommend it. >> now i've got the mundane after the spiritual gift. but mine is candy. this is lori candy.

i was recently given this as a gift. it's about $10 for half a pound on loriscandy.com. this stuff is literally so addicting you'll polish off the box. it's like a butter crunch. it's her grandma's recipe. >> why did we try it? that's delicious. >> remember when we were in seattle, hoda woman? >> yes. what happened? >> one of the highlights was throwing fish. we met these guys, justin hall and andrew miller when we did our fish. from the pike place fish market. the country's top fish market where people come from all over the world, go figure, to watch these guys toss fish. >> we're going to get decked out in -- >> i guess some people have nothing better to do. right, guys? >> so we're back -- they are a lot of fun at cocktail parties, too, i'm telling you. >> how do you zip it up? >> hoda, let's go. all right, guys. >> wait. put your gloves on. >> wait a minute. hold on, hold on. >> okay, first of all --

>> your coat is open. >> i know. because i thought we were trying to -- >> can you snap me up? >> how are you guys? >> feels good to be with you. >> it's been about a year and a half. >> we've got to go. we're not going. >> help me. >> give me a toss? i need a good target. turn sideways. give me a target. all right. you want to show your purse? >> no. >> team kathie. hey! >> she caught it! yay! >> right here. >> okay. i got it. >> hoda! >> oh! >> do it again! >> we're going to be back. justin bieber cancels concerts. there's a lot going on. oh! we'll be back with all your hollywood buzz!

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and return to sleep again. ♪ ♪ on today's "buzz," we fill you in on all the celebrity gossip you may have missed over the weekend while you were watching "the bible." >> from kelly osbourne's health scare to justin timberlake's appearance on "snl," "access hollywood" correspondent michelle beadle. >> yay! >> very sexy and festive today. >> and i'm not tired. >> and you're bringing it. >> i brought it. >> so "snl," what a hit, come on. >> there have been a couple of weeks where it was just lacking and they brought all the stops out on saturday. started off with the elton john justin timberlake, which was amazing. and everyone -- you know you're respected in the business when you can get candice bergen to come out of nowhere and show up for the show. amaze. andy samberg was back. everybody. >> and he's not done yet. he's got a whole week coming up. what is going on? >> he's doing a week on fallon, which is great.

because i tried to stalk him last week, had no luck. now i have a whole other five days to track him down. i will track him down. >> hoda and i were talking. he should be invited to host the academy awards. he's a movie star, bona fide movie star now. i think he would be great. >> he's one of the few that can literally do anything he wants. >> new generation. he'd bring in all kinds of young viewers. i say let's start right now, let's do for him what we did for betty white. we're starting a little -- >> all right. we're doing it. >> you start it. >> all right. okay. >> justin bieber -- what's going on? >> well, this is a downward spiral that has kind of -- it's gone really quickly in about a one-week period. he has now canceled one of two shows. and that's as of now in portugal. the interesting thing was that he tweeted yesterday, sunday, fun day, not really giving a super explanation on why he was canceling. of course he had the stuff that happened in london. he was sick, he was shirtless, he was yelling. >> it's on record the ticket sales are not going as well.

>> people are, i think starting to get -- this act when he threatened in his girl voice to beat up a photographer was probably not winning any fans. but i think that he's -- i think he's not making any new fans the way he's behaving. and if you're a parent, you don't want to see your kid go to this. >> i'm going to say something i probably shouldn't say. >> here we go. >> you know what? i've met several of the people that are around him that are not good for his career. >> interesting. >> they are not good for his career. i'm not going to name who they are. but when his mom stopped traveling with him as much and other people have influence on him that are not in it for the same reasons, it's showing now. it's showing. >> he's too young to act this way. too much. >> this next story didn't get a lot of play. but i read in a few places kelly osbourne fainted, had a seizure. what happened? >> then they said she had just fainted. it was on the set of "fashion police." she kind of turned over and said i don't feel that well. she's still hospitalized. we thought was mieb dehydration. there have been reports of epilepsy. but the doctors are saying that's not true, we've not said anything. they're still trying to figure out why she's in the hospital. so as of right now, still there. >> we were with her last month

when we did "fashion police." and she seemed like she's in one of the best places she's been in a long time. >> it's scary. something like that when you have no idea why. >> could be something as simple as dehydration. but if she's still in the hospital, it's a little more serious. >> we don't talk about this person very often, but chris brown, just for a second. >> ugh. am i -- yeah. >> you're on camera. >> it's interesting. he should be a warning to justin bieber when you behave of course on a much more serious level. but the guy is a ticking time bomb. and i have learned if you want to know what's wrong with the country, tweet something negative about chris brown. and his young 13-year-old something fans will attack you in a way that's so vicious and say things like chris brown can beat me anytime. that you're just like, mind blown. because you wonder how is this guy still out there doing work? >> and selling those -- >> that's how. >> that's the problem. >> have more respect for yourself than that. for goodness sake. >> too young and i don't think anyone's helping. >> and "oz" surprised everybody at the box office. $80 million? >> some of the reviews have been downright --

>> my good friend abigail spencer plays his wife in the film. i haven't had a chance to see it because i was chasing dog poo and blood and -- but anyway. >> $80 million over the weekend. kicking butt. whatever the reviews said, people still went. >> all right, girl, thank you. >> go get your man. >> the video that was so funny we couldn't wait to show it to you. >> a special monday edition of w webtastic with sara haines right after this. where sleepless nights yield to restful sleep, and lunesta eszopiclone can help you get there, like it has for so many people before. do not take lunesta if you are allergic to anything in it. when taking lunesta, don't drive or operate machinery until you feel fully awake. walking, eating, driving or engaging in other activities while asleep without remembering it the next day have been reported. lunesta should not be taken together with alcohol. abnormal behaviors may include aggressiveness, agitation, hallucinations or confusion. in depressed patients, worsening of depression, including risk of suicide, may occur.

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♪ time now for "webtastic" when sara haines digs up the next hot video. >> this week features a dancing grandma that can definitely bust a move. >> and we had to do this one this week. this one went viral so fast. as her granddaughter sat in the driveway playing music in the car, the 88-year-old grandma danced her way out of the house to "runaround sue." then she asked to hear the song again. take a look. pay attention to what she says at the end. ♪ whoa, oh, oh, oh

♪ whoa ♪ oh, oh ♪ if you don't want to cry like i do ♪ >> just a couple steps. oh no, she's not done yet. >> look at her. ♪ >> you know this is going to be you someday. >> i love her. i hope it is. >> next week. >> hey. careful. i'm here. >> listen. wait for it. ♪ out with other guys ♪ she's the moral of the story from a guy who snows ♪ ♪ oh, oh, oh, oh, oh ♪ >> okay. and we're going to -- listen. >> i could dance all [ bleep ] day. >> great way to start your monday. >> she's adorable. >> parents, it may be hard to hear. we're going to tell you why it's

good. good. to let your kids say "hell." >> if you love them let them do it. >> from eva longoria to kerry washington. how you can dress like a celebrity. >> jill martin is in the house. and then talk about --

>> announcer: today's style is brought to you by yoplait. learn how to take your look from good to so good with tips from today's style expert. we're back on this fun-day monday with "today's style" and how to dress like a celebrity. >> "today" contributor and contributing editor for "people's style watch" and soon to be an author for a third time. jill martin is here to help us pull off the hot looks for less. >> i want you to call me blake lively because -- where are we looking? this outfit, as we show blake, michael kors. thousands of dollars. me? $84 from sears. >> stop it! >> yeah. ooh. $54 for the blazer, $30 for the

pants. >> almost like you have to give it away. >> you get a dishwasher and a suit. >> let's take a look at some others. olivia wilde. let's see what she's got going on. >> olivia wilde, always trendy and beautiful. she in this shot, ralph lauren collection, just the belt $395. just the belt. our total look, $167.90. how pretty is this? >> nicole looks great. >> $59.95 for the dress. the clutch. great yellow and lornlg color blocking. >> is that a big trend for spring? >> yeah. $38. i love two colors together. this shows thousands of dollars, just the belt 395, our whole look, $167.90. >> that looks great. >> thank you. >> so eva longoria, she likes the black and white. >> mod, '60s. >> who's hotter than us? >> nobody! >> hotter, trendier. eva longoria in a designer

dress, thousands of dollars again. paula cass. this dress, $89.50. you can throw on any blazer. $90, this one at lulus.com and $24.90 for the pumps from forever 21. the total, $212.40. >> what kind of sleeves does the dress have? >> you know what? it's sleeveless. >> yeah. >> oh, i love that. >> adorable. >> thanks, danielle. >> she's beautiful. >> young, too. so young. here's another young one. >> kerry washington, i love, love her look. j. mendle skirt, beautiful a-line skirt, it works well on most bodies, $2,400 just for the skirt. now we take a look at chloe. this is really right on. >> it's an exact. >> $79 for the top, armani exchange, and the skirt from jcpenney's $30, and the total $149. as opposed to just the skirt on

kerry washington, $2,400. >> so many of the models, so many of the celebrities get the clothing either for free or it's a loan-out. >> they're constantly being loaned these things. so they'll wear them in public. that's part of doing business. >> and would never buy anything like that because if you have to invest so much money, you could only wear it once. once you're photographed it's not like -- >> i'm the dumb schmuck who used to pay full price for things. no, no, don't give it to me. you know, now that i don't have the money, those days are over. thank you very much. >> but they borrow. >> bring everybody out. >> all the looks for less. >> good job, thanks, jill. >> nice job, sweetie. >> for except for the shoe, love it. >> my failure is -- >> you're going to love this. >> an option, hodawoman, when it comes to being a good parent. both tylenol and bayer back & body

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as parents we try to protect our children as much as possible. give them all the encouragement they need and help them succeed at everything they do.

>> but as hard as it may be, letting your kids fail from time to time will actually help them in the long run. anne mccready is a "today's mom" sxribt author of "if i have to tell you one more time." >> and jennifer hartstein is the author of "princess recovery." welcome ladies, to you both. you say something like this. if they fail, we fail too. is that what we're really talking about? is that it's all about us? down to the nitty-gritty. >> well, yeah, it is. i think that at the end of the day we put so much effort into raising children. parents put so much effort into it that it's a reflection back on them that there is this kind of sense of hubris, this false pride that if they succeed we succeed. there's truth there and how are they going to perpetuate that and keep that going if they never learn how to fall down on occasion? >> that's the key, yeah. >> for a lot of parents, they feel like the stakes are too high. the landscape is so competitive, one misstep or one bad grading period may mean the difference between getting into college or not.

>> but that's the reality, isn't, it hoda? >> there's no way i could get into college right now. >> i think there's a difference, when kids are failing because their parents are meddling and preventing them from having that stumble. in other words, if they don't get an internship here at nbc, the mom might be calling and saying why didn't my kid get the internship? i think there's an extra added layer of what's going on here. >> i think when we step in and rescue we send a message that failing is bad. it should be avoided at all costs. but that's really short-term parenting. because they never -- if they don't let them do that, they never learn the resilience and hard work and perseverance that comes from failing. >> my dad used to say, forgive me for always quoting him, but he used to say i love you too much to deny you the privilege of making mistakes. which is an unbelievable thing to say. >> it is. and so powerful because the fact is you learned then how to tolerate disappointment. you learned how to persevere. you learned how to say -- >> be a gracious loser. >> you learned to be a gracious loser. and you also learned how to problem solve. the problem that i see a lot of

the times, especially in my practice, is parents who are too meddlesome, who swoop in and try to solve the problem is we're now raising a generation of kids who have no idea how to solve their problems. >> they're in for a rude awakening. >> what's happening is we have kids leaving college, not able to get out of high school. >> the dropout rate in college sun believable. >> don't you think for a lot of kids, if kids are involved in a lot of sports no matter if they're parents are pushing them most to succeed, they know as hard as they try in that basketball game no matter how much sweat they put into it they may lose the game. you're learning lessons in other places about, about failing, aren't you? >> you are. >> but i think you also have parents at times who call the coach and say, if you had played my child more, we would have won that game. >> there was a time for that, though, isn't there? there's a time for a parent to get much, much more involved. >> i think it depends on where the child is in the process. we want to let them fail, we want to let them make mistakes so they learn from it. however, if it's getting into a

situation where there's a health and safety issue for your child or somebody else or they're clearly beyond their capabilities, then you can kind of step in but do so in a way that's supportive and training them to get through it rather than making it all get better. >> let's pretend a kid is playing and they're not good at it and they don't like it. aren't they more likely to quit? shouldn't parents say, look, just hang in there, give it more time and see what's going on. >> you could. i would suggest setting a deadline. you committed to play for a season. the team is relying on you for a season. at the end of the season, let's evaluate what's going on and then you don't have to play again. when i was a kid, i didn't want to go to dance class and my mom said we paid for dance class, you're going to sit and watch for a little bit. and i sat and realized maybe i did want to do that. and i didn't want to. and i was pretty strong about it. so the fact was it was giving me a deadline saying we have to do it until this time and then you can reevaluate it. gives me a sense of empowerment. maybe i'll try harder. maybe i won't. but it keeps me involved in that. >> the truth is, if you get something you haven't deserved, you will never treat it with the respect and you'll never -- you

have to earn your credits. what merit you get in life. >> and i think we have to set the expectations that we want to take risks, we want our kids to fail because in many ways failure is the key to success. >> look at so many successful people. it's the best way to learn. >> amen. >> thanks, ladies. you can go to klgandhoda.com and send your parenting questions to anne mccready. fun kitchen gadgets. when we come back. good morning piem meteorologist crystal egger with your forecast the next seven days, moving right into march. and for some it's going to feel like spring already. others still stuck in winter, especially around the great lakes. but we have more of a spring-like rain all across the east coast. that goes into boston, across northern maine. it's rain not snow, but could certainly slow you down for your drive into work and the drive home. soggy day in the east.

notice how temperatures stay in the 50s. that's why we're not going to see any winter weather this time around. 32 in minneapolis. and warming up across the southern states. especially back here into the desert southwest. we're going to see some warm temperatures in the next few days. and by tomorrow we're looking at quiet weather for the majority of the country with the exception of some lake effect snow showers coming back through, especially east of the lakes. we hold on to the 50s here. only 54 in atlanta. but temperatures will slowly climb by the end of the week and getting into the weekend. this is your thursday forecast. more snow showers around the lakes. not much warmer there. and the twin cities only in the 30s. drying out and cooling off by friday in the northeast but warming up for the south. and look at phoenix. 92 degrees your forecast on friday. time to hit the pools and find a way to cool off. on saturday most of the weather happens from the ohio valley into the northeast. it stays dry in the southeast. a rain-snow mix moving into the mountains of colorado. but for denver it's looking like all rain this time around.

temperatures in the 50s and 60s. louisville looking at some showers for the second half of the weekend. and this will be a storm to track as it moves through the ohio valley and northeast. still a ways out. but on monday something will be keeping an eye on with the threat for more rain and more snow showers in many states. remember, you can get the latest forecast weekday mornings on the weather channel. "wake up with al and stephanie" at 5:30.

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okay, it's time for today's home and amazing kitchen products from the international home and housewares show. >> these are always so good. if you want to make your life easier you've come to the right spot. lifestyle expert sissy eggers has everything from magnetic spot scrubbers. >> i've been wondering about those. >> to yoke separators and wine openers. >> let's get to the wine openers and call it a day. >> good to see you girls and good to show you some new products. i walked the show last week with you girls in mind. >> okay.

>> from oxo, the good grips people. this is your cookie press. now you can make -- now you can make -- >> now you can make a fool of yourself. >> first of all, you load it with the doe. if it gets too room temperature it gets -- but it's consistent. you can knock out a whole bunch. >> look at the different things. >> from oxo. it's about $30. >> big trend at the show is the universal knife block. this is from faberware. look. it's got these rods in here that you can throw in the dishwasher when you're done if it gets dirty. and it takes any size knife. >> it's a knife holder. >> but you know you have slots and -- >> you can put them where you want. >> it's much safer. >> isn't that fun? >> and also a big trend, this is the color trend. couldn't you do it all day? >> hoda could. >> but also a big color trend. look for it to spruce up your kitchen. okay. this is from fred and friends. they used to be toy designers,

now they're in the tea infuser business. it's a natural segue. it's the tea-tanic. >> come on! >> mr. tea, i'm going to load up mr. tea with his pants. and then -- >> oh, my god. no. >> mr. tea is going to go right here and keep you company. >> he's going to do something weird in your water. >> they're just fun. they're just fun -- you always have -- >> i try to avoid people like that my whole life. >> they have the best gadgets. it's the greatest garlic slicer ever. it slices -- look at that. >> silicone. >> look at that. >> you can put the little plastic and you put it right in the garlic keeper. >> in your fridge. >> slicer and keeper from chef. they're genius. the juicer, huge category, i picked this is the fagor slow juicer. watch this. i'm going to just pop in the orange. >> with the peel on it? >> peel on. >> there's a lot of nutrients in

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♪ ♪ under the sea we're taking you into today's kitchen to find out what's cooking. and today's catch of the day straight from seattle's pike place fish market. >> justin and andrew are here to share recipes from their new

book. >> it's new. >> "pike place fish guys." >> these guys are wonderful. we're so excited. >> four years in the making. you have tossed a lot of fish in that time. >> we have tossed a lot of fish in that time. >> a lot of great recipes in there? >> oh, yeah. we tested every single one. there's nothing bad. >> and your girlfriends and wives and kids -- everybody in seattle, it's so much fun to go there. >> what are you making for us today? >> we're going to make our world famous salmon burgers, yeah. salmon patties. >> okay. >> first we're going to make a couple of our popular seasonings that actually go into the recipe. >> this would be a good time to actually start it. >> okay. first the rub. you stir and i'll add. we're going to go pepper. fennel seeds. >> what's with the voice, by the way? >> is that all right? >> i like it. >> the actual recipe is in the book, too. >> what's the book called? >> the book's called "in the kitchen with the pike place fish guys." >> of course. i'm just making you -- >> a little bit of this and that, making up our rub. >> what's the best thing to whisk it with? >> it's what we've got. >> okay.

>> so you know what? it's great. >> now what? >> we've done that. >> now we're going to make northwest seafood seasoning. >> do you want a whisk? >> you want to do it? >> no, i just whisked. >> you whisk it. >> you've got two minutes, guys. >> paprika. >> uh-huh. yeah. >> garlic. >> buy it in the bottle. >> it's beautiful. >> celery seeds. >> now. >> all right. >> dumb. in? >> put some of it in there. >> what kind of salmon? >> use wild salmon. always wild sustainable salmon. better for you, better for the planet. >> not great for the fish, though. >> ba-dump-bump. >> mush it up. get it all mushy. >> salmon -- >> if you can't get it wild, don't eat anything, starve. >> then say that's done. >> we have a little patty maker. pretty fancy, by the way. >> that's how we do here, that's how we roll. >> that's the burger. >> we're going to go bam, right into the pan. >> what is that, a little olive

oil? >> we use avocado oil. better for you, higher smoking point. >> these smell like heaven. >> how long do you cook these guys? >> a couple of minutes on each side. you just want to get them brown. >> all right. >> and then we're moving on. >> okay. >> moving on to at the bottom a little bit of -- add the burger. >> oh! >> what happened? >> we're moving on. the five-second rule. we do it with tomato, onion, arugula. stack it up. a little bit of this guy. tartar. slap it on there. bam. and then -- >> finish it. >> bam! do it! >> take a bite. >> yeah! >> mm. >> how's that? >>hat's real good. >> snooki. hide the children. and celebrity -- and michael with how to find the perfect pair of jeans. and useful gadgets. what we're basically saying is have an awesome fun-day monday.

now may i have a shrimp, please? >> yes. >> right here. >> bye, everybody. bye. jeff: they're full of spirit. >> you think it's tough having one preacher parent? try having two. people hold us to a higher standard. jeff: to breaking all the rules. >> the rules to date my daughter. >> do you even know your own i.q.? jeff: inside the new reality show "preacher's daughter" and a revolution they did not see coming. >> just wanted to jump in the screen. [captioning made possible by viewers like you] [captioning made possible by cbs television distribution] jeff: a little about me. i'm recently married. i work with my wife on this show and i'm learning how to be a dad to two amazing kids. in a blended family. i'm hosting a talk show, because there's a lot to talk about. it's an adventure.

hello, welcome to the show. have a seat. thank you for the nice welcome. on today's show, preacher's daughters. it's a new show that's premiering tomorrow night on lifetime and an inside look at how you balance the temptations that every teenager's faced with when you have the parents strict expectations. think it's going to be a pretty interesting show. yvette nicole brown is here. [cheers and applause] >> hi jeff. jeff: you look very springy. >> thank you. i thought i would bring spring time to the show. i had an interesting thing happen on twitter yesterday. so you know you have these things on retweets on twitter. everybody know what that is? someone sends a tweet, you can say i like that, i want to tell everybody about that. so there are retweets that are organic that you choose to do yourself because you see an article or something and like i like it. then there's retweets that