can you share with your sister for a second.secon how are you feeling kaitlyn?n?.eay >> how do you feel about helpine her little sister out?out? >> she is good. >> you know, i'm just going too leave it with you all, because you're al, natural.re i thoughta you would sneak a sn little kiss and a hug. that's what i'm talking about. mmyfoxdc.com.m we have a link to mix 107.3. that is one way you can donate, an easier way to donate is pick up the phone at 1(877)999-1073. the number for you to call and n donate and please consider being a miracle maker, it's $0.66 a day, $20 a month, and if we hele reach the 235 miracle makerma mark, and then power solutionsns will donate $15,000 to the cause. we will have more in our next ne hour, back to you all. >>> they've got their eye on eye your job, holly? >> they're so cute. >> they can have it. [ laughter ] >> whatever makes them happy. >> thanks holly. t >>> still ahead inha ournk next hour, you want to stay tuned, we got the low down on the throw down.down >> comedian, and hugy low down are taking the stage at the howard th

live from kansas city, kaitlyn, how are you? how are your yoga pants?re a little burnt. >> why would you upload something which, i don't know, is kind of embarrassing? >> i did not want to at first, but my friend talked me into it. and here i am. >> when you put it online did you have any idea how popular it was going to become? >> i had no clue. this is literally like my first youtube submission i have done. >> now before we go any further, i think most people are wondering why the video stopped so suddenly? it seemed like there were more to see. why did it stop there? >> it got a little intense. i do have the rest of the footage. >> you have provided us with the rest of the video. i think it would be better if we do this together, actually. excuse me for one second. >> sure. >> and okay. yeah. give me a second here. okay. all right. how you doing? >> good, you are you? [ applause ] >> should we show the full director's cut? >> i think it's time. >> let's roll that. ♪ >> it's all part of the job, ma'am. [ applause ] >> there you go. the conspiracy theo

>> a week. >> what happened, kaitlyn?olent altercation. >> what does that mean? somebody hit somebody? >> he hit me. he broke my nose, blackened both of my eyes and sprained my arm. >> oh, my. how long have you been with this boyfriend? >> for about a year and a half. >> are we no longer with this boyfriend? >> no. >> did we call the police? >> i did. >> what happened? >> when i called the police they were looking for him. they couldn't find him. i moved back with my mom to tennessee. i wanted to get away. i was very scared. i feared for my life. >> did you ever let jennifer know that this had happened? >> i was really stressed out and really upset. i sent her an e-mail. >> what did you say in the e-mail? >> i told her that i had to leav i feared for my life, my boyfriend and i had gotten into a bad situation, and i had changed my phone number at the time. >> i understand that you went through what you went through but what about the rent? >> what i told her when i spoke to her, i called her about a week after. i had chan

my name is kaitlyn kant on, i started in 2006 as an unemployed ged holder. i graduated in 2009. i want to put the a personal face on what is a ged student. i was 46 years old when i started at city college. i went on to who shall -- work for the writing lab and for the people to learn the language to be able to communicate, to be able to obtain jobs. city college is important because it turns people's lives around. i went ton get a bachelor's and a masters degree in english. i just graduated in may and it was the incredible instructors at the city college that motivated me to believe that i can be a teacher also. you can't do that anywhere. san francisco is the city that knows how. san francisco city college is important though community because of the way that it allows people, anybody to come and get an education. i think what people want is a chance, an opportunity and you can see from my example that people would take that opportunity and opportunity it into something. it's well-known fact that firefighters, police, dennist, lawyers, judges, come from the ranks of the san fr

first question is from kaitlyn. she's got a question about what men really know. >> hi, steve.iend and a gentleman approached us and he said he can tell a lady's personality by what she drinks. i was wondering if there's any truth to that. >> well, it's a little bit true. you know, like, okay. if you meet a woman in a bar and you want to buy a drink and she says she doesn't drink, then that lets you know. you're going to be talking to a sober person pretty much for the rest of the evening. if a guy walks up to you and you have a glass in your hand and it's got brown liquor in it with no ice, no umbrella, no fruit and you just swallowing it but when you get through you don't even do this here, you just swallowing going, yeah. how you doing? we know we looking at a pretty tough chick right here. so yeah, guys do use it as kind of a measuring stick. i don't think they use it to know much about your personality except if you're drinking just hard liquor. that's about it. thanks a lot. >> thanks,

her name -- gene vieve kaitlyn williamson kindrick. 95 million. one movie worth seeing. according to this man with the skinny tie and suit. kevin mccarthy, author of "nerd tears.com. >> $90 suit. >> do you have the receipt ? >> i do. i'm returning it today. >> tell us about "prisoners". >> it is a tough movie to talk about. one of the best films of the year and one of the hardest to watch emotionally. it requires a lot from the audience. you have to dig deep. it questions your morals. what would you do in this situation? how far would you go to protect your children. hugh jackman and terrence howard's children are kidnapped. hugh jackman uh tries to go on a vengeance trail and get the guy responsible. it drains you emotional. it's powerful. hugh jackman delivers the best performance of his career. i kid you not. he was nominated for "les miserables." >> you see him angry. >> he's never been this angry. >> there is a sequence in the bathroom so insane to watch. he was so angry he hammered the hammer into the wall, improving right next to the actor'

>> kaitlyn is wearing a cocktail dress, lace and toulle.ng as you can give it back on. i'm only kidding. that looks fantastic. >> steve: thank you very much. >> gretchen: the next dress, i saw this on the runway from last night. is it in now to sort of have the big toulle skirts again? n this is a original line. we do 300 gowns per line. every girl has her look. this is one of the looks that girls are choosing. >> steve: that's your sister, isn't it? >> that's trial my best friend. >> steve: finally? >> i love this dress. one of my favorites in the line. it's so cute and it's so different and so original to me. >> brian: what went into this one? >> this one is chiffon with lace and embellished the bodyice. >> steve: i don't know. >> brian: that's what i thought. >> steve: you know, to me, that looks like it could almost be too short. what level do you say, that's too short and that's just right? >> we have to check with willie on that. [ laughter ] >> steve: he's watching right now. i can bet you a dollar. >> brian: sadie, i don't want to g