kathy, he's not -- >> kathy: he could not do that.his stuff out, right now. >> so -- >> jimmy: i love it. >> it's traditionally with a lot of cracked black pepper. and i know you love your italian food, so -- >> jimmy: i do love italian food. i will give this to kathy to try. also, i want to say -- you just got back australia, thanks for doing our show. >> oh, no problem, man. >> jimmy: you just opened another restaurant? >> we did, in sydney. >> jimmy: we have a lot of australian fans. they watch us on comedy channel. you got to check -- is it momofuku? >> momofuku. >> jimmy: momofuku, you got to check it out. and, i got to tell everybody. you got to check this out. it's a great gift for christmas, or whatever. it's the momofuku milk bar. i told you about these cookies.

kathie lee! kathie lee! kathie lee! kathie lee! you can do better than that. come on. is she coming? she's on the sidewalk. come on, girls. what side? this side. this is one of those experiments. you're not sure it's going to work and it's kind of not. is she coming? have you seen kathie lee gifford? have you seen kathie lee gifford anywhere? have you seen kathie lee gifford? they don't know who she is. all right. come on. come on now. come on. come on. here she comes. i see her. come on. we're going to chalk this up to experience. hey, girl. we're going in. we're going in. hey. you want a little sip? i'm glad you made it. i didn't know it was so cold out. it's kind of like your homecoming. we're going in. we made it. bye guys. we're going to continue the show. >> here we go. just where we started. >> one more time. come on. i'm not sure if that experiment worked or not. let's go in. we're going in. >> this is the first time i worked with regis. >> careful. >> i ran up the street. are we still on the air? >> we're still on tv. >> oh, my gosh. >> i think we made it. >>

i did it wrong. >> you did klg. >> text kathy gifford. [ beep ] >> sorry. i didn't find -- >> no, no, no! suri! >> i'm not important enough to be in your data base. >> what's the weather in orlando. >> for kathie lee. >> i don't know what you mean by -- >> stop talking! wait a minute! stop it! okay. it has a lot of good things. something's wrong. no. i'm bored with her. i hate suri. hold on. let me tell you the other great thing. >> okay. >> wait. it makes phone calls. wait a second. this is the craziest thing you're ever going to see. get ready. i'm going to call karen. here's what's happening. i'm calling her. my friend karen. >> in new orleans. >> watch. you're going to freak. why isn't it ringing? here. it's ringing, it's ringing. hold on. >> oh, hoda. do you know how many people are turning off their televisions? >> no. it's worth waiting for, what's going to happen right now! please answer. she's on the other line. are you there? come on. wait. it's worth it. hello? okay. can you do face time, karen? she's on face time. wait. >> i see you and me. hey!

kathy is going to be with us, here.grats on "lucky peach." >> thank you very much. >> jimmy: the first issue of this -- i loved it so much, 'cause like it's recipes and food stories and just interesting stuff. and tony bourdain talks stuff in here. this issue includes stickers that you can put on your banana instead of the chiquita. [ light laughter ] it's just like all cool, fun stuff like that. i love how fun you are. you're a rock star, my friend. >> oh, no, no, no. >> jimmy: oh, i know, i know. what do you got -- what do you got for us tonight? what are we doing? >> kathy: feed me. >> drinks first. >> feed me now.

matt and kathy knew etch other. >> we never met.y wife grew up in a small town and knew matt and went to school with him all the way through college and when he passed away on christmas night she attended his funeral and only three weeks after the funeral that she developed a headache. and it got worse. and eventually we took her to the er not knowing what to do with a headache and they diagnosed her with brain cancer that was inprablable. and we tried to do clinical trials to buy her more time. it was only 15 days later that she passed away. and then the twov you met as a result of the memorial service. kathy, she was an extraordinary woman and had an extreme capacitet for love and faith. on her last day, she and i were essentially saying goodbye to each other. we knew the end was near. out of the blue. she said all would gina. and i said we are not talking about that right now . she grasped my hand. michael call gina, she will help you. and i know she had none of this in mind that we would be married and anything else. but kathy w

by kathie lee and joy, right here tonight. what he never does before he turns that corner. >>> good evening. as we come on the air tonight, the occupy wall street movement is reaching a flash point. two months ago today, it began, and this is what it looks like from the sky tonight. masses of people taking to the streets here in new york city and it was a day marked by this. arrests, chaos and clashes with police and live pictures tonight, new york city police now manning barricades right here, bracing for chaos as the protesters swarm the brooklyn bridge. right there, in it, abc's dan harris on the front lines, ask you ghdemonstrators today just what do you want from all of this? dan, good evening. >> reporter: hey, david, good evening to you. from the base of the brooklyn bridge, where protesters managed to shut down both lanes of traffic on this historic span just moments ago. this massive protest march tonight comes just two days after protesters were kicked out of their camp in lower manhattan. tonight with this big prote

matt and kathy are still very much a part of this family.e people in the family two of them have already been called home and the other thing is our faith has provided an incredible foundation for us, so that not only these incredible valleys that we talked about, the sad parts of life, but also, the joyful dancing parts of life are easier to understand for our kids, because of their faith. >> you know, it's a great story. the book is called "the color of rain" and i want to say thanks to michael and gina for sharing the great story, it's not just a sad story although there's a lot of sadness, but the story of triumph, how faith and how family are able to face the most horrible situations that you can imagine, and make them okay. and what a great story. the color of rain, thank you again for being with us. >> thank you. [applause]. >> we'll be right back, stay with us. when you have tough pain, do you want fast relief? try bayer advanced aspirin. it's not the bayer aspirin you know. it's different. first, it's been re-engineered with micro-p

matt and kathy knew etch other. >> we never met.y wife grew up in a small town and knew matt and went to school with him all the way through college and when he passed away on christmas night she attended his funeral and only three weeks after the funeral that she developed a headache. and it got worse. and eventually we took her to the er not knowing what to do with a headache and they diagnosed her with brain cancer that was inprablable. and we tried to do clinical trials to buy her more time. it was only 15 days later that she passed away. and then the twov you met as a result of the memorial service. kathy, she was an extraordinary woman and had an extreme capacitet for love and faith. on her last day, she and i were essentially saying goodbye to each other. we knew the end was near. out of the blue. she said all would gina. and i said we are not talking about that right now . she grasped my hand. michael call gina, she will help you. and i know she had none of this in mind that we would be married and anything else. but kathy w

." >> hey, ann-jenay, it's kathy jackson giving you a call from the coalition. i was wondering if you had a chance to do your blood glucose logs. >> gawande: the most visible part of the camden coalition of healthcare providers are these nurses, social workers and medical assistants. >> it's also important to show that he was really going all over the state. >> gawande: three years later, his team of trouble shooters has sought out and organized care for more than 300 people. >> we need to make sure we have transportation that's going to be able to accommodate a disability. >> gawande: when i visited, thy jacksowas making a house call to one of her most challenging patients, derek. do give me the briefing on derek, because i haven't met him yet. >> derek's in his 30s, and he has a seizure disorder. >> gawande: okay. >> and then, his other problem, which gets him in the hospital most of the time, is asthma. it's always an issue. he's always wheezing, and the house isn't... it's dirty, it's dusty, roaches, all kinds of... all kinds of triggers. so we took a contra

. >> for 45 years, kathy milton harbored a fear of heights after falling out of a tree when she was child. she just lived with that fear until she recently lost the job. >> the first question out of my mouth, how are you at heights? of course, i didn't answer directly or quickly. he naturally figured out that i feared heights. >> she is furnished tournd a special clinic in fremont that uses virtual reality that overcome their phobias. with the help of a clinical psychologist. she uses head gear to stimulate situations that trigger her fears. >> virtual reality is more vivid than imagination but more controllable. >> this displays what she is seeing through her goggles. she is watching the floors go by and then she will exit to an open walkway. >> how are you doing. what very your fear level? >> 100 is the highest level. a typical patient starts at 84 and over a number of sessions will drop to about 24. kathy is at zero to 2. >> i need to find a way to face your phobia, things that terrifies you, in a way that is controlled so you are not withhold and lose your fear. that is when virtual r

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you mentioned kathy adam, and brenda white.nd there are a slew of other women within the organization. the other thing that we do besides the popular step program is we also have our public service and education, which is really about giving grants and scholarship to the community. we have begin over $300,000 in scholarships. >> it is amazing. >> absolutely. >> our vision is to make sure we are out in the community, semipowering women to go -- empowering women to go back to school, women reentering the work force or girls going on to college. >> didn't 100 black women also get involved in the sisters getting real. >> yes. that is another program we definitely support. we call it sista's getting real about hiv aids. >> that is true because the highest number of hiv infections is among black women. it is important to get real because there is denial in our community. >> absolutely. we do that through education, workshops, forums and symposiums and collaboration work, whether it is with a community or testing, so we can really kno

kathie lee will be back. don't worry.

lee. >> reporter: kathie lee gifford became regis' co-host in 1985. >> how are your hemorrhoids?fast friends, but eventually, more like family. >> i went through a lot of drama in the public eye. i remember i was going through something at the time and all of a sudden reg would knock on my door. he would say, "you ready co-host? let's do it." and he would walk me out, hold my hand and walk me out. didn't have to, but that's what friends do for one another. >> we had a crisis. >> reporter: and then there is his sometimes tv partner and always life partner, joy. >> women have asked me if i've had to deal with any jealousies because, after all, he does spend a lot of time with very beautiful, very smart women. we have been married so many years that those worries have sort of dissipated. >> reporter: a little known and hard to believe fact about regis -- he was a kid who lacked self-confidence. and it took one u.s. marine major to set this one-time navy supply officer on the right >> he said, don't you know you can have anything you want in this life? you've only got to want it bad

this week america's newest idol -- come on, kathie lee.ry is celebrating his debut cd "clear as day." >> both his album and his hit single "i love you this big," there it is, are officially certified gold. not bad for a kid who's still technically in high school. >> great to see you. happy thanksgiving. >> good to see y'all. happy thanksgiving, too. >> how fun to have your first cd out of songs written for you. >> we had guys in nashville, big meetings about what we wanted to write about. they were writing heavy for me. we got some good songs on there. >> how many did they give you to pick from? >> hundreds. the guys in nashville were kind of sifting through them. i got to pick from a few. we ended up with just 12. >> your life must have just completely transformed from the "american idol" day, the day you won to today. what's changed the most for you. >> just a year ago we were packing for hollywood week. let alone be here. >> does it seem like a gazillion years ago or yesterday? >> seems like yesterday. this has been a fastest year. seem

. >> while some inmates sneak away for quick sex, others like kathy phillips and devon gann seek long term relationships. >> we have a good relationship. we've been together about two years. and for a relationship in here it's good. known couples aren't usually housed together. but we managed to connect some times. >> yeah. there is a way around everything. >> when we met them, kathy was 42-year-old and serving 14 to 17 years as a habitual felon with multiple counts of forgery, larceny and resisting officers. >> devon was 25 years old and serving 9 to 12 years for second degree murder. >> it was a man i lived with he was a drug dealer. it was a robbery gone bad. and he got killed. and i left the crime scene with the guy who killed him because i was -- was a bad situation. >> but in prison, the two women seem to have discovered a comfort zone. >> you get in here and you don't have anybody, you don't have anything. so you sort of cling to somebody. >> and women are more affectionate or whatever, anyway. so it looks like normal couples on the streets but it's all women. some look like bo

. >> when i say kathie you say lee. >> when i say hoda you say kotb. i love it.ling the pressure building, it was time to play the "today show game show." does anyone know the name, don't yell it out, the name of kathie lee gifford's two kids? >> cody and cassidy. >> cassidy and cody. >> question number two. can anyone name hoda kotb's alma mater? >> tulane. >> university of delaware? >> all three people answering the hoda kotb questions failed miserably. but thank you for participating. she went to virginia tech. for all the marbles, we need to find the first person who can name the most "today show" anchors. >> matt, ann, natalie. >> matt lauer. >> matt, ann, natalie. >> ann. >> dopey, sneezy, doc. >> anne curry, natalie morales, matt lauer, al roker, kathie lee, hoda kotb susanna guthrie. >> we've got a winner. >> an impressive finale for one fun-filled flight. >> enjoy your day. >> yes, the time had come to say our good-byes. >> 14b, rocking like it's hot. >> and prepare to take another city by storm. the next adventure just a flight away. and we should menti

it's time to bring back kathie lee. >> i'm back!> it's what america wants. >> i like my name first. age before beauty, baby. that's funny. >> shall we go to our fan of the week? >> i love this part. we picked someone from new york city. our winner is tamara drake from new york, new york. she watches on wnbc channel 4. she had the best time on maternity leave because she watched you every day. it keeps her in the loop from top news stories to fun videos. she loves webtastic and sara in the city. first day she went back to work she left her son and she zipped over to the studio to watch you guys live which saved her. >> that's sad, kind of. >> that filled in for her child. >> she is really there behind us? >> i'm here. she's creeping. >> either that or a stalker. >> thanks for being such an awesome fan, we are sending you to aruba. five nights at the westin resort and casino. breakfast included daily, round trip airfare for two provided by the aruba tourism authority. keep going to the website. >> sounds like a doll. have fun. i want

my question is for kathie lee. know on that other show you did years ago, you used to talk about your kids all the time. >> what kids? they were from central casting. i don't have children. >> i would love an update on your kids, what they are up to. thank you. >> my daughter cody -- my daughter cassidy. >> things have changed. >> all right. i've got something to share with the people. pulled a chaz. he is a senior in college in film school and graduates this may. my daughter cassidy, i was just talking about is an actress, a senior in high school. is going to probably go out to california to school in the fall. thanks for asking. >>> still to come, travel websites will have you hitting the road on budgets. >> ambush makeovers ready to step out. >>> we are back on this try day friday with plaza ambush makeovers. most of the time they are eager. we surprise them with a brand-new look. i think they are thrilled. >> they've been at it again, contributor and stylist to the stars, luis lacari and jill martin. >> we foun

from kathie lee and hoda this morning. >> you know what? the man's right. cheers. >> here's to winesday. >> all right. okay. we talked the other day about losing your car, forgetting where you've left it. it happens to a lot of people. we heard about you. we heard from you, too. right? >> exactly. people had different suggestions on how to track your car down. whether it's at the mall, you park it on the street or like this guy we talked about after the marathon that couldn't find his car. jean ellis suggests -- >> she was the first one. quite a few suggested this. >> she says take a picture with your cell phone. >> your iphone, hodie. >> your iphone and then mark it. so you know, ha! there it is. >> exactly. >> here's the funny thing. i'm learning more. now i'm using my iphone like crazy. >> yeah, i know. >> i'm getting dumber and dumber. >> imagine that. >> the iphone does everything. >> everything! >> it knows every number. it can tell you the -- you don't have to remember anything. you can ask it to do things like i can see that as we keep using technol

an army of officers moved in at a home on kathy lane last night. ktvu's craig devereaux is there right now. >> reporter: like you said, on kathy lane, federal law enforcement members on the scene last night say the raid is connected with a widespread operation. u.s. marshals are just one of the law enforcement agencies on hand when the home on kathy lane is raided. in fact, a marshal told us the raid is connected to other raids. the marshal says guns, cash and stolen vehicles have been recovered. we did not learn if anyone had been arrested in connection with the raid. last night's operation also involved oakland police, chp, alameda county deputies. snipers took up post around the house. helicopters and police dogs were also used. i have called and talked with people in law enforcement to uncover more details. three people live in that home. we have no confirmation if those three people are still living there or being vest baited. >>> oakland police may once again try to remove occupy campers. an iraq war veteran suffered a fractured skull. claudi

>>> from nbc news, this is "today" with kathie lee gifford and hoda kotb. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> hey, everybody. it's sort of drizzly, winesd, wednesday. november 16th. so glad you're here with us today midweek. hello, hodie woman. >> hi, hon. >> i'm so excited for you. you must just be out of your mind excited. >> about what? >> "people" magazine just came out with the sexiest man alive. here we have the cover. here it is. it is jay! there it is! >> yes, indeedy. yes, he should be. but instead, the sexiest man alive -- >> frank gifford, too! at 81 i'll put him up against anybody. thank you very much. >> the real sexiest man alive, of course -- >> not the real. the one according to "people" magazine, bradley cooper. i certainly can't complain about that choice. how about you? >> no. he's 36. he's single. he's sort of been paired up with a lot of people. with renee zellweger for a while. was he with j. lo? >> apparently not. he says the two women in his life are his mother and his doggy. those two relationships are going to last, you kn

a swarm of officers moved in on this home on kathy lane last night. can kraig debro is out there to tell us what happened. >> reporter: last night we got goth a comment from a neighbor. she said she didn't know what was going on. the home is located just south of where we are, south of the skyline redwood road intersection. it's close to skyline high school. law enforcement officials telling us that it was a major raid going on last night connected with others. they say they have more information which they would release tomorrow. backed up by snipers, helicopters and k-9 units, u.s. marshals raided that home on kathy lane last night. we got here about 9:30, 10:00. law enforcement officials said that the raid was a part of a larger investigation. the marshal we talked to did not say what the raid was all about but did say during other raids they confiscated money, stolen cars and even some guns. now, the people that lived in the neighborhood very surprised by what was going on there last night. we don't know if anybody was arrested last night or durin