i love them. i love the work of westwood. so i love their work because they did something, but they saw something that was happening, rebellion tight, and that mix of conservative with the art still. i love that, so it has influenced me. for example, in london, i saw a black trench coat, and in the front, you say black is not for children. black is bad, and everything like that that is ridiculous, so i told them. i must say that one for me was a learning experience. i love it. >> london has changed, as every city has. you certainly will not have any of those bankers wearing bowler hats and numberless. more to the point, london out is tremendously diverse. paris is becoming in admitting that it is more a diversity, and there's a little line for me quite hidden away the says i'm very much a parisian or i'm interested in parisian women, but not quite sure that i ever met a parisian woman. what do you mean by that? >> what i mean is that my education, i have been looking at old movies that i love. we speak about the reputation of

i love it. n't know what it is about that place because it's disgusting, but i [ bleep ] love it. i was 14 when i started shooting heroin. normal 14-year-olds aren't shooting heroin. i think there's very few times i've come in here and it's not direct result of use. there's not many times that i can say i've been in my right frame of mind and walked through these doors. >> melanie reddy's prior convictions have usually been misdemeanors related to her drug use. this time she's been here for a month on a violation known locally as common night walking. >> it is prostitution. it's a form of prostitution. anyone can be charged with it walking at night in a known prostitution area. welcome to the commonwealth. >> reddy has pled not guilty and hopes the charge will be dismissed during her upcoming court appearance. but whether she gets out or stays in stuff uk county jail, reddy says she'll be among friends. >> you ever see the boston show "cheers"? on tv. it's like where everybody knows your name. wh

i love the. so with that said, what i would love to do is open up to questions. i appreciate you coming and i will close after but what i promise what we do is a couple of question. you can ask about the thrills, ask about "heroes for my son" or "heroes for my daughter." [inaudible] >> what am i telling been? >> the great story you told spent all, what happen. i don't even know my own stores. thank you. that was awesome the kids would have. last books i come tonight to go, one of my heroes, is christopher reeve. christopher reeve is one of my heroes because, not because he played superman. to me the most important part of the story is not superman. the most important part of the story is clark kent. do you want to know why? because we are all clark clinton we all know what it's like to be born inordinate and which would do something incredibly undersell. the news is we all can do incredibly undersell the christopher reeve is proof of the. he's a hero after he became paralyzed. the hero who my daughter introduced tonight it was christopher reid's daughter. his daug

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i love interior design. realized i would have to make my clients happy, not make myself happy and i'm so freaking selfish that wasn't going to work out. i come bearing gifts and come looking for a couple of kitchen or should i say kissing cousins. look who's here. >> you're working with us today? >> i'm going to work with you today. >> hanging with us or working with us? >> a little of both. >> she brought her tools. >> that's right. >> what do you think? >> i think we have a lot of work to do. >> we have a lot of work here. >> and they've been living like this? >> she's been like this for a couple of months now. her contractor walked out on you. >> one thing for your husband to walk out on you, that you can live with, but your contractor? oh, my gosh. >> a little surprise. >> hi. i'm kathie lee. >> oh, my god. >> please tell me she is happy. i get a manicure before i start these projects so i can point nicely and write checks. there you go. i'm exhausted. >> we could set up a tv for you and everything. >> p

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i love everything about him. love his temperament, i love his personality, i love his intelligence, his wit, his sense of humor. i love everything about him. i wouldn't change anything about him outside of one thing, and that would be his freedom. and i sincerely mean that from the bottom of my heart. >> there are many things lindsay christmas would change about another inmate featured on "lockup," but now it's too late for that. >> this is what my dad gave me before he was executed. someone he was good friends with in prison had made this for my dad to give to us, and my brother got one as well. and i believe this is made out of toilet paper, which is really neat. and it has the date at the bottom. december of '09. that's when my dad passed away. >> lindsay's dad was eric wrinkles, an inmate we met on death row during our shoots at indiana state prison. we were with him when the final appeal of his death sentence was denied. >> what are your thoughts about all this? >> first you're a little -- i mean, even though

>> i watch it every week and i love the show. t do anything with it and these baggy eyes and thought y'all could save me. >> you're beautiful already. what do you think? >> i think she's lovely. >> good answer. are you ready to go? >> yes, ma'am. >> how cute. >> jenn is here with her adorable husband tom. if you wouldn't mind keeping the blindfold on till i give you the green light. here is jenn lewis before. let's see the new you. ♪ i'm every woman >> wow, wow, wow! >> wow! >> are you ready, tom? take off your blindfold, honey. >> oh, that's incredible. >> jenn, you ready? it's a big change. step in front of the mirror here. >> oh, my god! red. >> you're a red-hot mama. >> you look adorable. stand right here. tell us about that. camera 12. you look hot. >> number one, this is a great color. look how the hair color brought out the eye color. >> her eyes are crazy blue. >> they pop out of her head. great color of hair color and natural make-up. then of course we had hitomi give her this great haircut. her hair is thin so we brought

i love to laugh. i enjoy exercise, being outside and like to socialize with family and friends. >> number two, a little something about you. >> i love to run. i love to read and i love people. i just like to have fun. >> okay. and number three. >> i'm a runner and i'm also on a competitive dance team and i'm outgoing and fun and love to be with my friends. >> okay. come on, kath. come on back now. >> uh-huh. okay. >> i got it. >> how are we going to do this? >> we have to say what we say, too. >> i say number one is a. >> i said number one is c. >> we're both wrong? number one, who are you? >> i am c. >> what did i say? >> i said c. >> kathie lee got it right. number 2 is c which means i'm already wrong. >> i said number two is a. >> yes. >> what? >> and number 3 -- >> let me try for number 3. i said number 3 is b. >> it's b. >> number 3 is b. i got one right and the other two wrong. >> okay. >> what have we learned? >> what have i won? forget what we learned. >> what was the point? >> let me show you

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i loved being frightened as most young people love to be frightened. fast forward again, i decided i know, i am going to tell my grandmother's stories, so i wrote the dark:30, southern tales of the supernatural. i had never written anything longer. these are short stories, a collection of 10. based on southern stories, my stories but based on stories that i heard. they were like stories i heard. one in particular comes from my growing up. we managed our monsters. i was the founder and first president of monster watches of america. i ate 6 boxes of crinkle cereal and in the mail i received 6 glow in the dark id badges, oh yes. and i invited 5 friends to join me. the most prized possession was the monster book, you know the monster rules, you know them. module no. 10, monsters cannot come within the circle of light. if you have light, they can't come in that circle of lot. monster rule no. 7, you don't play near where monsters live. isn't that common sense? why do they have people stay in houses and it says get out? i say who wrote that? [laughter]. so in

i love to put this on eggs. e thing. >> yes, sir. if i get an opportunity to get in the kitchen and do something that will save me time down the road. >> make some tacos. >> i have one back here we can cut. >> i'll take this one, too. >> it's going to be a big breakfast. okay. i love the guacamole. >> let's cut this. great part about the kids. spread it out, looks super pretty. >> cut this against the grain. >> yes, sir. cut it in smaller pieces. morning, ladies. nothing like steak cooking in the morning. warm tortillas. >> the breakfast. some scrambled eggs. >> get in there, guys. >> can you use flour or corn? >> yes. >> whichever you prefer. >> what's the salsa there. >> that is a roasted corn salad. you can almost just put that on your tacos. charred corn, tomatoes, lime, onions. i love it. super light and delicious. >> when? >> coming on saturday y'all. >> we're excited. >> good luck. >> happy father's day. >> thank you very much. >> coming up still this morning, ivillages hottest dies. >> coming up after loc

you know, i love acting. it's my first love. i want to build a business where i can also be at home a lot more. spend a lot more time with my wife and children. and, you know, i was never the kind of actor who was, you know, just sat home and waited for all the great scripts to come to me first. i just got proactive. go out there, find material, start to develop stuff. i started finding i have a lot of interests. >> i would imagine the most excite thing for your kids is the rumors of a basketball movie with justin bieber. >> the boys are into the idea. my daughter has moved on from justin bieber. she's still only 8. i think it's the whole see lynn that gomez thing. >> yeah. >> i think he's a talented guy. the picture your talking about doing is kind of like "color of money." playing basketball and hustling people in the streets. >> i know you're good at basketball. one of your close friends has played with you for yours has said he's never beat you. when you get on the court, you turn into an animal. >> i get pretty crazy out the

i love it. thank you so much. of course i would love to play this character." love looking at him. i love listening to what he has to say. he's so funny. >> jimmy: i would have trouble reading his e-mails without doing his voice. [ impersonates allen ] have you seen "real housewives" tonight? it's amazing. >> the press is asking him about this because we all talk about how little he talks to the actors. how little direction he gives you. and he's so open about it. he said the other day, "yeah. i tend to avoid the cast because they come to me with these questions. and i don't want to answer or don't know how to answer. and i just don't want to talk to them too much." but, then on a personal level he is really warm, nice, and kind. >> jimmy: but, it's a funny movie. do you want to explain what the movie is about? >> it's four stories. four independent stories. in mine, i play anna, she's a prostitute who has to pretend to be somebody else. and she finds herself in the wrong room. and -- >> jimmy: you're a prostitute, you go into the wrong room? >> the wrong room.

you go. >> i love the guy that owns starbucks. k. >> i would say stuff. >> you're looking at the leadership and you are right to look at the stock because that stock price is definitely going up. >> who's right? >> i am. he's such a smart man. >> a smart man. that went to $359 today, that $100 investment. >> when you go to target, want a couple towels, instead you walk away with $100 of stuff. better to get the stuff or the stock? >> i love target, too. i say stock. >> it is a great company. in fact, you would have made money if you'd bought that stock. $100 three years later is more. another thing they do, they offer dividends. that's part of the company's earnings. >> they're a great company. >> what's the next one? >> next is k swiss sneakers. >> i don't even know. >> they're worth two pairs of sneakers. better to be in your closet? >> stuff. >> definitely better to keep the stuff. those sneakers. that company hasn't done so well. stock's gone down, keep the sneakers. love this coach bag, 300 bucks. >> coach. >> three years ago,

love what you do. it is marvelous work. i am lucky because i do the work i love, and doing it, i love it even more. it permits need to be accepted and loved. if you receive love, you can give love. [applause] >> we cannot really have a more beautiful ending than that, but i am going to use my chance just to ask one last question. do you believe that you have marked fashion history? >> it is difficult to say. is it my purpose? i do not know. i think that's everybody is marking fashion history in a way. as much as journalists because they show the people. what is fashion history? some old clothes that you can find may be in the free-market? books, magazines, newspapers? i think that i am part of that, but to think that me, i'm mark -- i do not think so. it is not exactly my purpose. it really seems very selfish to do what you love. >> i'm glad i managed more or less to silence you with my question. [laughter] i would like to say that i believe you have marked fashion history in the best way by creating clothes, which have been a mirror to society as it changed and as it happened, and you will be known

i loved "ted." it comes out in the weekend. very funny and not for the little ones, but it is hysterical. mark wahlberg, thank you and i will be pumping out with the protein later. >> we will send you a bunch more stuff, too. >> these guns are ready. they need the go to work. we begin with breaking news and shocking news with the jerry sandusky story, and even if you think you have yet to be more shocked after his long and horrible run as a serial rapist, after it came out in the trial, the wooing of boys by this penn state hero and the way he used the children's charity, a children's charity to recruit and groom those boys, and the way he abused the role model status to discredit the accusers, after all of that, and after all we have come to know, we still don't know this -- how when he was literally caught in the act raping a boy in a penn state locker room shower, did he get away with it and go on raping more boys? graduate assistant mike mcqueary saw the him with the boy in the shower and he froze and did not stop sandusky,

i love it. or asking. >> next up we've got rafael from tennessee with a question for you, klg. >> kathie lee, i want to know -- i've been married 16 years. i want to know how to keep it hot and spicy. >> ask hoda! >> kelly -- >> you know, hot and spicy is hard. it is really hard because, first of all, it's not just that you get used to one another. it's that life changes you. you have babies, your hormones change, your husband ages, you age, so you learn to find a different stage of love. that can make you miserable. you find another dimension to love, a deeper love that strengthens your relationship. >> that's a good one. >> it is a lie but it sounded really good. >>> still ahead, cool tech that will keep an eye on everything and everyone in your life. >>> we're back on this try day friday with "today's beauty" and three amazing make-unders. that's right. have you ever worried you're a little overdone or maybe you know someone who is? >> "today's" stylist to the stars louis licari la-la-la-la-la

these two you can take from summer to fall. >> i love that. rtable. >> i've been wearing them for a long time. my grandmother used to bring them back from spain. these are not your grandmother's espadrille, platform, high heel. day to evening. these from jessica simpson, love them, pop of sunshine. >> you're walking around, don't want to feel like your wobbling on stilettos. >> a wedding, dancing and drinking, which brings us to our next trend. kisco. are you familiar with that? >> no, i just read about it. what is it? >> it's a brandy, popular in peru as well as chile. they are the national cocktail of peru. this virga cocktail with muddled blueberries, antioxidants with a kick of alcohol. >> liquor? >> it's clear. more subtle than tequila but more depth for vodka. >> why so hot this summer. >> we've already had the summer of mo jita, now it's their turn. >> athletic wear from london. >> i love these shoes. platform sneakers, dt & y. match with two outfits. >> we were talking about this yesterday. high heeled sneakers. a little height without

i love soft serve. i love hard dish ice cream what i don't like is soft serve ice cream. since he's got hard serve, it's the best you can get. >> did he just flip flop? >> and he likes whatever he's standing in front of right now. >> in this country, we need more humor. that is why i am here today. god bless you and god bless the united states of america. thank you. >> i'm confused. did they get ice cream or not? do they just line up behind these guys? >> they want ice cream. if you want obama, go left, if you want romney, go right. >> it wasn't like one side was chocolate and one was vanilla ice cream? that would be racist. >> that would be racist. >> i didn't say anything. but i have to say romney is the star of this show. >> i love to fire people because it gives them an opportunity to reentrepreneur. putting people out of work gives them a chance to get work. i want to support the winning side of an issue, no matter what it is. >> the winning side, okay. therefore, you support me. >> i support you leaving and me arriving. and i also support you staying so i can replac

that's what i love about it. it's such a great challenge. i remember watching the 2000 olympic games and seeing the gymnastics team compete and remembering, i want to do that one day. you know? i remember sitting with my family and thinking, wow, this is the greatest thing i've ever seen, you know. and then my dad got me into it when i was 8 years old. he works for the department of sanitation. so he came in. he was on the job one day in the city. he picks up a flier for free gymnastics trials in the nearby gymnasium in the city. so he brought it home. and i was there are in tae kwon do competing and stuff. so he brought it home. he discussed it with my mother over dinner. the next day he brought me into the gym. i remember before i even got into the gym, i can hear the noises, like the bars squeaking and people landing on their feet on the mats and loud slamming noises. i got so excited walking in. >> you just knew. >> i just knew. i just felt it. i knew it was -- it was happening. my dad spoke to the owner. i was 8 years old. the gym class

>> i love it.body with a real kid, though, you have to be very aware of what the potential flaws are. sometimes those are hard to hear. i love the fact that you knew what the market is, it's $4 million. i would love to hear what happened at 2% of the market, 3% of the market. i think maybe you're seeing your baby more than she currently is, but that's a lot of market share to get to. i want to hear at what happens at 2% to 3% of the market. if i can work there. >> key to saying, where is the break even point. we want to know where it starts being the consumer money. >> i think what everyone can learn from this is your ease in giving that pitch, that was really fantastic and fun to watch. good luck with everything. thank you for coming on the program, thank you for your advice. >>> if any of you out there have a product and service and you want feedback from our elevator pitch panel, just send us an e-mail. the address is yourbusiness@msnbc.com. in that e-mail include a short summary of what your co

i still love it. njoying what i have been doing. >> your mates are off down -- i don't know where they go. the nightclubs. having fun, listening to music. going out, eating bad food. having doughnuts. don't you miss any of that? >> i mean, i used to miss it. i had to sacrifice my senior year and i'm still going to prom and graduation, but i'm finishing the year online. it was definitely hard. but to say i'm an olympic hopeful and to be travel and be on the show with you and do so many cool experiences i wouldn't trade it for anything and it's just such an honor to be able to compete for the united states. >> so you don't feel like you're missing out? >> no, i don't at all. >> you do school online. >> i do school online. it's a lot easier and less stressful because i can do a little bit of homework in between workouts and rest. >> is winning an him gold for you the absolute number one dream? >> yeah, definitely winning the olympic gold. it gives me chills thinking about it. i have been dreaming about th

i love the way you sing, i would like to make an album with you. i said, you do not want to do that. he said, what you mean? -- do you mean? my singing, i do not know how commercial that is for you to make some money. he kept asking me for three years and finally said ok. he flew us to berlin and he had an orchestra and he brought in these pieces, some wonderful people from here. a great drama and chris mcbride, a fantastic bass player. he said we do not have a good rhythm section in germany. >> they never had. [laughter] >> they had a wonderful piano player there. we made this cd. what i feel wonderful about is i hear from jazz musicians all over the country. they just love it and tell me how much they enjoy it. tavis: think it's cool that at your age you decided to take this up. >> we got nominated for the best new artist. a few years ago. but nobody cared. i am going to make another one. >> i wanted to do one with a small jazz trio. tavis: how do the two of you stay on? you are a tennis player. are you still hitting every day? >> every day. >> h