>> paris and kathy hilton tell it all. this is "piers morgan tonight." kathy, welcome. >> thank you. >> how are you both? >> very good. >> really good. >> paris? do you feel like you've been to the lion's den a little bit tonight? >> a little bit. >> why? >> i always get nervous in interviews, especially being at cnn. >> why cnn? >> because it's just, you know, very serious place and you make me nervous. >> do you think people take you seriously? >> when people know me, they do. >> would you like to be taken more seriously? >> i would, definitely. >> why would it be important to you, given your brand? i'm sure you'd at minute this, has been built around being a ditsy blond. why would you care about being taken seriously? >> because i feel i've really grown in the last couple of years. i just turned 30. i'm an adult. and i feel i deserve it. >> i want to play your mother a clip that she may have never seen before to illustrate her role in this little triangle. you know where i'm going here. >> yes. >> let's watch. >> we now pronounce you husband and wife.

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>> dicky: kathy griffin. director j.j. abrams. and music from friendly fires. >> jimmy: the only thing that could possibly make this right, i think, is if we find out weiner's wife got pregnant by arnold schwarzenegger. >> jimmy: hi, i'm jimmy kimmel with exciting news. "jimmy kimmel live" has its very on app. here now, all the details with guillermo. who apparently is not here. hold on a second. ♪ >> hello? jimmy? >> jimmy: yes, where are you? we are waiting for you to start the show. >> sorry, i'm so busy enjoying the "jimmy kimmel live" app to talk to you right now. good-bye. [ laughter ] ay yi yi. jimmy worries so much. doesn't he realize that whether i am here or here or even here the show is always with me on my ipad, iphone and ipod touch. thanks to jkl app. i can watch video from the show anywhere on the go and i can read jim mmy's hilarious person tweets. [ laughter ] boy, that jimmy is a great guy. i wonder what he's doing now. ♪ jimmy, i told you i'm busy. good-bye. [ laughter ] jimmy needs to get a life. what a loser.

kathy, paris, welcome. >> thank you. >> how are you both? >> very good. >> really good. >> paris, do you feel -- a little bit? >> a little bit. >> i always get nervous in interviews, especially being at cnn. >> why cnn? >> because it's, you know, a very serious place. and you make me nervous. >> do you think people take you seriously? >> when people know me, they do. >> would you like to be taken more seriously? >> i would, definitely. >> why would it be important to you given your brand? i'm sure you'd admit this has been built around being a ditzy blond. why would you care? >> i feel like i've grown in the past couple of years, i just turned 30, i'm an adult, and i feel i deserve it. >> i want to play your mother. a clip she may never seen before to illustrate her role in this little triangle. i think you know where i'm going here. let's watch this. >> i do now pronounce you husband and wife, piers, you may kiss your wife. >> thanks. >> remember, piers, what happens in vegas, stays in vegas. but i'm keeping the ring. >> that is hysterical.

>> paris and kathy hilton tell it all. this is "piers morgan tonight." >> kathy, paris, welcome. >> thank you. >> how are you both? >> very good. >> really good. >> do you feel like you've been through the lie lion's den tonight? >> a little bit. >> why? >> i always get nervous at interviews especially at cnn. >> why cnn? >> because it's just a very serious place and you make me nervous. >> do you think people take you seriously? >> when people know me they do. >> would you like to be taken more seriously? >> i would, definitely. >> why? >> because i feel like i've really grown in the past couple of years. i've just turned 30. i'm an adult. and i feel like i deserve it it. >> i want to play your mother a clip. she may know the scene before. to illustrate her role in this little triangle. you know where i'm going here. let's watch this. >> yes. >> i do now pronounce you husband and wife. piers, you may kiss your wife. >> thank you. >> remember, piers, what happens in vegas stays in vegas. but i'm keeping the ring. >> that i

i recovered it for kathy.surprised at all of the drop-dead deals. although they all needed r reupholst reupholstered, the chairs. and $150 for the sofas. and the coffee table, just $100. but a few things in kathy's home are priceless. can we talk about this? >> does someone have two emmys? >> reporter: that's weird. >> or are they just bookends? no. i'm sure they're emmys. very hard to get. extremely competitive. >> reporter: the rest of kathy's spacious house got the same star treatment. incorporating a little cost-cutting into all this glam. kathy wanted to keep her old table. what we came up with, was cutting a huge piece of mirror and literally laying it right on top. now, from kathy griffin's hollywood home, to the beach oasis home of india hicks. she's the god daughter of prince charles. was a flower girl for princess diana. and was one of our special correspondents for the wedding of william and kate. but home for this style queen is thousands of miles away from london. welcome to india's fabulous beach

kathie, hold on just a second. >> the people from gillman. >> the nice folks from gillman providing this fantastic, fantastic vehicle. >> oh, my gosh. >> this beautiful chrysler. it is a beautiful town and country minivan. top of the line. >> amazing. >> for you folks at casa de esperanza. thank you so much. from gillman. you're going to be able to get the kids around pretty easily. >> absolutely. oh. >> let's check your weather and we'll show you, for today, we are looking at some spectacular weather along the eastern seaboard. although some rain moves in later. we've also got a risk of thunderstorms mid section of the country. beautiful weather out in the southwest. tomorrow the heat continues in the southern tier of the states. we've got more showers now making their way into the east with some thunderstorms. but again, the pacific northwest not a bad day. looking at great weather in the southwest. although a little on the toasty >>> good morning to you. taking a live look at san jose. a lot of those cars drivin

after almost 40 years in san francisco, carol and kathy are retiring and moving to minnesota. in fact, i think they are leaving today -- tomorrow. >> she is actually at home with the movers. supervisor wiener: this is a big loss for san francisco. they have been a couple for money year -- many years. there were domestic partners under willie brown, early domestic partners, the registry. they were married on august 23, 2008, when it was still legal for same-sex couples to marry in california. carroll is an attorney specializing in family law, specifically lgbt family law, and she leads a referral panel and helps with lesbian rights. she was a group president back in the day, and she also was president of the lgbt democratic club, and that is so i first got to know carol as a very young gay man, new to san francisco and getting involved in the community, and she was one of the real leaders of the organization. over the last 15 years, i have learned an enormous amount from her, not just in politics but what it means to be a dignified leader in the community and really gain people

kathy and carol have also worked together to eliminate size discrimination in san francisco. they helped to write to the size demonstration law -- to most -- discrimination law. it has been such an honor, carol, to work with you over the years, and i cannot even imagine lgbt politics in san francisco without you, and i know we have a number of people here today from the club, and when we all learned that you will be moving, even though you'll be happy in your new abode in the winter wonderland, we are going to miss you deeply, and i just want to thank you so much for your contribution to san francisco and to the lgbt community, so thank you. >> thank you. we will always leave our hearts in san francisco. it is where we love. it has been a pleasure being part of the san francisco community. [applause] president chiu: our seconds accommodation of the day will be from district no. 9, supervisor campos. supervisor campos: it is my pleasure to recognize those being a part of a study at the university. if i can ask members of that graduating class if they can come up and come forwa

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the democrats have had one piece of good news since november, the win in new york of kathy hochul, an appealing candidate who want the case on medicare -- won a case on medicare. >> and he stepped all over it. >> kathy hochul has not appeared on television because of anthony weiner, squandered in the narcissism of this member of congress. >> the democrats found an issue, succeeded with that, rose to the tide against -- reversed the tide against them, and all of a sudden, out of nowhere, this happens. that is why the pressure is so strong in to get out of the way. >> to resign to spend more time with his family. >> how closely is the president's political survival connected to the help of the economy? >> i don't think the answer is to turn back. i think the answer is to stand up for what this country is capable of achieving and to place our best entrepreneurs and workers in debt had a great work that is being done at inova -- and get behind the great work that is being done at nova and other schools are run the country. >> that is it the president at a community college in northern vir

reporter kathy bellich of orlando station wftv has more. >> reporter: casey anthony stared coldly aser father sobbed uncontrollably over recalling his suicide attempt. >> i needed at that time to go and be wititcaylee because i believe i failed her. if it wouldn't have been for law enforcement, i wouldn't be here today. >> reporter: defense attorney jose baez tried to show george tried to kill himself over covering up caylee's drowning and sexually abusing casey for years. >> you would never admit to it, wow, sir? >> sir, i would never do anything to harm my daughter in that way. >> baez bringing george to the stand and allowing george to suffer an emotional breakdown does not benefit the defense at all. >> reporter: casey took charge this morning during a telephone hearing without attorneys present turning on the microphone and telling the judge she supported efforts to seat a new jury after a recent death penalty ruling. >> i can answer that one. >> okay. >> i agree with miss finnell. >> and that was kathy bellich reporting. will we hear more from casey? it is possible even if her

our guests are kathy griffin, also, the director of "super 8," j.j. abrams.from friendly fire, so join us then. [ cheers and applause ] throughout this nba finals, and even the playoffs before that, all eyes have been on the big stars -- lebron james, dirk nowitzki, dwyane wade -- the guys with the endorsement deals, the guys with the shoes with their names on them. but what about the players who don't actually play? this is the sort of thing that keeps me awake at night. so, i called a very dear friend who knows his way around a microphone, so that these unsung heroes can finally be sung.he benchwoes out to the benchwarmers. ♪ ♪ all the great basketball players have one thing in common ♪ ♪ see they can never be the best type of guys or providers ♪ ♪ the men who wave their towels the jonathans, tonys and gregs ♪ ♪ guys drinking gatorade but you never see their legs on the bench not doing nothing ♪ ♪ nothing at all head between their knees yeah stretching out in courtside seats ♪ ♪ high fiving celebrities a-list the bench would be cold without you ♪ ♪ bench wa

she watches the show because kathie lee and hoda make her laugh.r want to jump right in with a glass of wine in hand. we think you're great and want to thank you for being such a loyal fan. pack your bags, we're sending you to send to half moon, a resort in montego bay, jamaica. >> we love it there. >> including round-trip airfare for two. airfare furnished by the jamaica tourist board. don't miss your chance to be our fan of the week by logging on to klg &hoda.com. >> she needs to watch this thursday, we're going to air our trip to jamaica. >> smile jamaica. we had a ball down there. >> i wonder -- lynnette had all of those cut-outs, those life-sized cut-outs. >> we probably don't want to know too much more. >> still to come, with reraising our kids to be dependant and unhappy? >> talk about kids, where to visit to see the three cutest.mr es>>his sundmmer >> and michael bolton will sing a love song. my students are amazing. but to be there for them, you've gotta feel your best. kids can tell. that's why i love eating activia every day. so deliciou

kathie if you wouldn't mind pulsing it.re -- >> basil? >> this is spinach. baby spinach. >> and a little more pickled ginger just to give it -- >> so you aren't put anything cheese, no mayo, nothing. >> it doesn't need it. all that flavor is in the burger already. about 420 calories. it's a whole wheat bun. >> counting the bun? >> counting the bun and everything. >> if you lose the bun you can put it on greens. >> speaking about losing the bun, this is it. a bison burger.w buffalo. so lean in fat. good with cholesterol. what we're going to do to amp this sup we're adding pepper jelly. a little chili. it just gives it such great flavor. this is some low -- >> you don't like pepper jelly? >> instead of the bun, we have the tomato. which is beautiful. >> look at that. and then -- i won't put jelly on one, but we can just add a little more jelly. >> if you want to try it, try the salmon burger. >> i'm going to take a little taste of this burger. >> we prefer a grass-fed bison, but -- >> mm. >> oh, my god. >> it's socm  good. >

kathie lee and hoda travel to jamaica to join forces with the most popular morning show.ot sure if we want to see what happened. we'll have that coming for you in a little while. >> that's right. a court case could have an impact on casey anthony's murder trial. kerry sanders is in orlando this morning with the details. kerry, good morning. >>> well, good morning, ann. if casey anthony is convicted of murdering her 2-year-old daughter, caylee, prosecutors say they'll ask for the death penalty. but this morning, their plan got a little more complicated. >> reporter: the state says casey anthony planned her daughter's murder with duct tape and chloroform and killed her so she could live the lifve of a party girl. that heinous crime is why, as they picked the jury, they wanted to know if the jurors could recommend death. >> you understand that ms. anthony receives the death penalty that she will, in fact, die by lethal injection. >> yes, ma'am. >> okay. but federal judge jose martinez ruled florida's death penalty unconstitutional. in his 94-page opinion, he reviewed convict

kathy obradovich, thanks very much. >> all right. thank you. >> ifill: next, an african country combines democratic reforms with the bounty of its land. special correpondent fred de sam lazaro reports from ghana, on efforts to give ordinary citizens a bigger say in their economic future. . >> this is the unique.... >> reporter: radio reaches nearly all of ghana's 23 million people and lively give-and-take is a breakfast staple. tempers flare and guests from different political factions jumped all over each other's words. once the show was over all was quickly forgiven. it's a scene that sharply contrasts with the civil wars and bloodshed in many of ghana's west african neighbors. in a continent where long- running dictatorships are the norm, ghana has enjoyed two decades of thriving democracy. two incumbent leaders have lost in general elections. in 2008 the margin was less than 1% yet on both occasions the sitting president stepped aside and power was transferred peacefully. ghana was the first african colony to gain independence ba

the hard work of the commissioners, and the hard work of the agency's staff including people like kathy here in the front, because of the hard work of community members and members of the city family, now what you will see out the window is a cultural district, an entertainment district, a shopping district, and a place where visitors come from all over the world, the convention area. this is the product of decades of hard work, patience and diligence on the part of many people. one thing i want to say that is very important is that, this building will actually be an incredible contributor to the kind of final piece of the transformation of yurba buena. they will change the buildings of this is facing mission street and inviting people into the very important things to do. this will contribute to the community. and the admission of target is a wonderful time -- addition. i cannot tell you the people who are excited about this project. i want to finish by saying, thank you to anthony and westfield, thank you to target for giving me some legitimacy and credibility with my grandmother. i h

>> ironically also about kathie lee gifford. more line steny hoyer than you would think.weird day. carole king is

thank you very much today, and have the persian new year -- half the persian new year -- kathy -- happy persian new year. [applause] that my great words of wisdom. we appreciate. now, i would like to introduce the coast of this event. a man who in our community does not need any introduction. he has been loved and supported by our community. he is of a ready and heritage, and he has been an ardent supporter of the iranian american and iranian american causes. he is also one of the hardest working people i have ever known. so with no further ado, i would like you to welcome supervisor ross mirkarimi. supervisor mirkarimi: how cool is this where the people meet city hall government with unfettered access to celebrate diversity? we have been doing this here in city hall for six years now, and i cannot tell you how proud i am of our community, of mayor lee for helping co-host this event, or the many people working with her, a staff of the mayor's office who really helped us put this on. my colleagues who are here today from the board of supervisors. i see the director from dpw here. there a

what does kathie mean? >> kathie means purity. yes, it does. >> they have this app.that are circulating. it stops like a button on the name your child picks. that's the baby telling what to name the baby. >> it's ridiculous. >> if you believe that, you deserve the kind of kid you're going to get. we are all in love with bradley cooper. >> sexy. >> the guy is hotter than -- he's hot. now he is even hotter, if it's possible. >> he did this beautiful french tv for "hang over ii." >> they have a name for it, "very bad date number two." >> let's watch him speak french. >> it's already a hit. >>. [ speaking french ] >> he's very happy with it. he adores the film. >> i don't care what he said. >> i'm so glad i could understand some of that. >> he is so sexy. people who don't understand french are clicking on that. there is something about him speaking french. something about a man speaking a foreign language at all that is a turn-on. don't you think? >> yes. oh, yes. okay, now, we have to show you this. we don't know why. jim bell our executive producer insist we show you t

kathy, what are the details of what happened in court today? >> reporter: well, zain, there were about 500 abu bakar ba'asyir's supporters listen together proceedings through a large monitor, sometimes yelling and chanting, reacting to what the judges were reading. the verdict was quite lengthy. in the end a panel of five judges convicted ba'asyir and sentenced him to 15 years in jail. for basically influencing other people to provide funds for what would be terrorist acts. now, we know that the money was used for a militant training camp in the province in north sumatra, this was basically by a group of militants. some of them who had been convicted for terrorism-related crimes and who were released from jail. ba'asyir wants detained in august last year to his suspected links to that militant training camp. police say he helped establish the camp and members of his group, jat, was also involved in that and they were planning to launch attacks similar to the ones in mumbai in 2008 and targeting indonesian government officials and institutions.

kathy asadda. all of the volunteers. michael freed man from sf govtv. our city library. our sponors. kecker and argu edez. i also want to give a special thanks from anderson and anderson counseling. if you have ever seen the movie anner management, george was the consultant on that movie. he is an expert in conflict mediation. i want to thank george as well. i am so very honored to introduce our key-note speaker this morning. doctor francisco revelez. and mta director annette ford all were people who were self made, are self made. doctor revelez was born in el paso. he labeled as a migrant worker. he also served as a division one principle with credentials in biology and chemistry. how did he get from biology and chemistry? today he is a senior faculty member at california university and he has dedicated his entire career to get out of survivor mode to empowerment mode. he believes that when young people are made to feel successful, they are better able to take a stand and feel empowered. he has expressed that in so many ways. he is a researcher. each mind is a world wit

kathy stoker was the d.a. >> i contacted brooks and leslie and indicated that we would have to retry ake. i'm sure they just thought, will this ever end? >> reporter: that is exactly the stunned siblings' reaction. once again they opened their psychic and emotional wounds for inspection by the court. and this is the thing that is so remarkable is that you're able to go there again and again. >> right. >> reporter: to places that are daunting and difficult and yet you clearly feel that same emotional turmoil every time it comes up. >> i do. >> reporter: here you are sitting with us. you're feeling it all again. >> you would think 31 years later it would be different. i always get a little emotional and start remembering and think, wow, you know, i can't believe it's been this long. >> reporter: as ake's second trial began in february, 1986, his lawyer laid out the defense's case. >> we entered a plea of not guilty by the reason of insanity. and that -- we'll maintain that defense throughout the trial. >> reporter: after six years in maximum security, glen ake was nearly unrecognizable

next week, we'll be joined by kathy griffin, paris hilton, j.j. the new national spelling bee champion, and beat him or her and take his or her trophy away from her, him. and we'll have music from sarah bareilles and friendly fires. and be sure to watch us in primetime on sunday for our "game night" special. airing directly before or after game three of the nba finals at 7:00 on the east coast and after the game in the west. so there you go. good times. [ cheers and applause ] you know our first guest tonight from "saturday night live," but this weekend, he's moonlighting as host of the mtv movie awards. and then on july 8th, his new movie "horrible bosses" opens, thereby making him a potential nominee for next year's mtv movie awards. this is a guy who has it all figured out. please say hello to jason sudeikis. [ cheers and applause ] >> how are you? >> jimmy: you look very handsome. very snazzy tonight. >> thank you. free suit. >> jimmy: last time you were here you were wearing basketball warmups. >> i was wearing kansas university basketball wa

. >> i am kathy peck. and the executive director and founder of a nonprofit organization that provides free hearing screening to youth in the san francisco bay area and in oakland and many other school districts. i am also a neighbor in the area on lance st. we own a home. it is in 1880 victorian. the neighborhood traditionally was one of the new rule is that survived the 1906 earthquake. we have some of the oldest victorians in the area. some date back to 1853. that was the border of san francisco. when i look at my neighbors' homes, it is a dynamic -- gigantic building. we love booker t. and the kids. we are a neighborhood. we all want to work together. we're hoping they will consider not change in the neighborhood. supervisor mar: please come forward. >> good afternoon. my name is and corey. i am with a national nonprofit organization that creates housing for people with challenges. i am here to speak in support of the 55-foot height for the project. i am also here to speak for the larger number of unit

. >> my name is kathy. i am part of the youth council. one day i got caught drunk. mission girls helped me talk about my problems and how to solve them and talk to my mom. i know if i had been on the streets, i could have been arrested, gone on record, and not been able to talk to my mom about the issues i was going through. having mission girls kept me off the street and helped me deal with the issues i had going on. they also come from communities like mine and help me understand what i am going through. that is why i am a technician grows. please do not cut the budget for the program. -- that is why i am at mission girls. please do not cut the budget for the program. [applause] >> my name is marjorie. i am 13 and part of the mission girl's youth council. i have been part of mission girls for six years. they have helped me through a lot. they have kept me off the street. if they were not here, i would have stayed on the streets doing things i am not supposed to. they have helped me express myself in a way where i do not hurt things or people. they have helped me a

it was on at 7:00, 8:00, and 9:00. >> okay. >> well, kathy -- >> but she is ready for this right now.gone through a lot of bumps in the road. >> and they'll get to see it coming up on wednesday night. >> so, we'll make the record straight here. you can catch it, "the world according to paris" on wednesday 10 bm or check your local listings. al >> it is going to be a nice day. fog of burning off as we head through the morning. comfortable >>> and that's your latest weather. >>> coming up next in dramatic new testimony in the casey anthony murder trial. first, these messages. also get a free flight. you know that comes with a private island. really? no. it comes with a hat. you see, airline credit cards promise flights for 25,000 miles, but... [ man ] there's never any seats for 25,000 miles. frustrating, isn't it? but that won't happen with the capital one venture card. you can book any airline anytime. hey, i just said that. after all, isn't traveling hard enough? ow. [ male announcer ] to get the flights you want, sign up for a venture card at capitalone.com. what's in your wallet? u

pothole ridden streets that leave drivers like kathy, feeling jolted. >> it's not good. it should be fixed. we need to figure a way how to fix it. >> reporter: these potholes have earned the town a dubious distinction. the metropolitan transportation commission's annual pothole record says they got some of the roads in the entire bay area. >> one of the problems are a lot of the roads were built in the '20s for model-t's and we have cars and trucks driving on them all the time. >> reporter: the report says the bay area local streets are fair at best. and most cash-strapped cities are simply putting a bandaid over a much deeper problem. >> generally speaking we're in a very dangerous place where if we can not get our roads maintained, they're going to deteriorate very, very rapidly. >> reporter: but not every bay area city has a pothole problem. driving in dublin's a breeze. >> it drives like brand new, smooth as silk. you get on the road and you just glide. >> reporter: the mayor says the secret is simple. when it comes to road repair, don't cut corners, even in tough ti

tips of the trade, kathy ireland welcomes us inside her santa monica home. she gives tips on how to infuse your home with french elegance without crossing the pond. >> hello. i'm katherine ireland. i bought an old farmhouse in southern france. it's where i love to relax and hang out with my friends and entertain. today right here at my home in santa monica, i'm going to take you to my backyard and i'm going to give you a little slice of the french country life. americans have always had this fascination with the french country way of life. i think that's really because when you think of france in the summers, you think of these wonderful, long lunches surrounded by sun flowers and friends and laughter. and i think there's an easiness that we all want to be part of. so what i've done here in my garden in santa monica, i've created the same spaces i've done in france. really, what i like to do when i have a group of people is to make small, intimate areas. i think that it really helps people to unwind and relax. floral arrangements to me are incredibly importa