chaz called kathy's mother in california. >> he told my mother that kathy had had a heart attack.well, we'll be up there right away. he said, well, there's no need for you to come up. >> no need to come up? >> no need for her mother to come up and see her in the hospital. which was -- >> that was weird. >> chaz told reporters he thought his wife, kathy, may have fallen victim to the stress of hard work and long days. >> she came to work every day, did her job as she would here, and then after work she would go to one or two events in the evening. so getting in late at night. >> could it have been stress? doctors didn't know for sure. but kathy's brother found that theory hard to relieve. >> the last couple times i saw kathy i'd never seen her happier. >> when it became clear that kathy would not recover her family made the decision to terminate life support. three days after that 911 call kathy augustine, the tough, determined public servant, lost the fight of her life. she died without ever regaining consciousness. >> we lost somebody who was a big part of our lives that we'll ne

as for angel and kathy, they continue their fight. new police guidelines for missing persons, eliminating the waiting period before investigating a case and assigning detectives with specialized training. that's our report for tonight. thanks for watching. i'm john seigenthaler

but you know what i want to say that anderson and kathy, kathy, i love you.aid this ten years ago on the air. you are the sexiest man on television news. >> she said that to you. sushi, you said that to me, before. >> i know. >> sushi is awesome. >> sushi, congratulations on your 15th anniversary. joe, how many years have you been doing this event? >> ten years now, anderson. this is ten years we've bp doing this. and joey has been running this and putting on the show. >> i hope to be next to anderson one day. >> exactly. exactly. and a shout out to randy's mom in dell ray, right, randy? >> thanks, john. hi, everybody. happy new year. >> happy new year from here in key west. and back to you. we're going to keep partying here, anderson, kathy. >> all right, john, thanks. one of my favorite moments with john was looking up earlier and seeing your camera man doing love shots earlier. it was one of my favorite moments. >> while you're bragging about doing it for ten years, still as smooth. >> that's what i like about it. >> that's the whole night. >> we're not at

>> kathie lee, hoda. you're still using kathie lee again.ut hoda first. >> why do i want to put hoda first. first? >> she doesn't like this. >> hoda, kathie lee, and you'll be successful. try it. >> last time. >> she did it, yes! >> thank you, sweetie. >> if i only chewed some gum before i tried it. thanks, lou. >> wow. >> thanks very much. >> sure. thank you. >> i'm not sure why we had that segment but he's a nice guy. >> all righty. you know what it's time for? >> lou is available for any event. check out loujuggler.com. is that true, lou? thank you. >> let's bring on bobbie thomas. hey, girl. >> so, it might be fun at work day but this is kind of the most depressing time of the year. it's been proven so i have some happies. really interesting company based in brooklyn called bummer baskets. after a bunch of their friends had a run of bad luck, summer romances ending, et cetera, he decided flowers die, chocolates had calories so he created these bummer baskets, funny customized cards like this heart being run over by a tire, et cetera. als

. >> osgood: depending on how you celebrated last night you may have seen comedian kathy griffin on tvt the stroke of midnight. but even if you didn't, mo rocca this morning will bring you her story. >> let me just say i'm going to be so politically incorrect, you might get sued just for being in the audience. >> reporter: if you think comedian kathy griffin has no filter.... >> going off larry king,. >> reporter: think again. >> believe it or not for all the things i say about celebrities that seems like i'm going too far, usually hear the stuff i'm not saying. >> reporter: later on sunday morning,. >> it's me. emmy-award winning kathy griffin who is also very funny and single. >> osgood: it may be a tad early in the morning to be drinking but our seth doane will be sharing a cocktail recipe custom made for sunday morning. >> reporter: the cocktail as culinary art. these days ingredients resemble a salad bar as americans demand more from their drinks. >> you can sea salt from hawaii and butter from france and you're telling me we can't have a fresh lime in our marguerita? i think we c

kathie lee is right across the street.eady to handout 100 bucks to those who answer questions correctly and to those who don't they get her cd. isn't that nice? here to help us out is "people" magazine senior editor michele tans. sounds like a good book. >> fantastic. filled with so many great tidbits. >> look at these ladies. they are the kathie lee and hoda of allentown, pennsylvania. the '90s sitcom everybody loves raymond popularized the phrase yada, yada, yada. >> false. >> hello. give her the cold cash. >> that's right. absolutely. it was seinfeld that popularized yada. and when seinfeld launched it was a dud. the pilot was. they only went four episodes, then it went on for nine seasons. and it created a huge phenomenon if our culture. >> it showed so much if you let things simmer. back across to kathie lee. >> nice gentleman visiting from uk. who sang this disco hit. ♪ >> the bee gees. >> they happen to be from the uk. >> australia. >> you own that too. >> all right so the bee gees. >> on "saturday night fever" soun

kathie lee cd. >> thank you, kathie. >> here on cd. >> back after this. >>> "today's woman" is broughte back on this fun day monday with "today's woman." the lovely jordin sparks is filling in for kathie lee gifford. we are talking about feminine power. you know we often put to use. >> sometimes that power gets out of whack and needs to, well, be tamed. >> it sure does. rebecca grotto and christie whitman are authors of a new book, "taming your alpha bitch." how to be fierce and feminine and get everything you want. well, ladies, hello. experience from one of you two. describe this. what's the alpha concept? what does that even mean? >> you think of a woman who's very forceful, controlling, just a little bit competitive, even drama queen. >> uh-huh. >> ring a bell? >> i know a couple. what do you do if you know somebody who has all four? >> read the book. >> all of them. all at once. >> wine helps. >> yes. we do that. >> but in addition, we have five keys in the book. >> let's break it down because there are different degrees of these bossy types of women. and i think some of us fall i

here is kathy pollack before. all right, kathy. let's see the new you! >> oh, my gosh!ir style! oh, my gosh. >> carlin, are you ready? >> yeah. >> take off your blindfold and brace yourself. >> oh, my god. isn't it awesome? >> all right. ready to see yourself? >> yes. >> turn right around here. >> wow. >> that is so sexy. >> love it. love it. >> look at yourself right there. tell me about that hair. >> kathy will continue to be helping her parents. i wanted her to have a hairdo she can keep up by herself. >> thank you. >> awesome. awesome. >> then what i did here, she doesn't have enough time to color her hair. i gave her a full color job today. >> great. >> love that. and the bangs. sassy. >> love it. >> you almost didn't recognize her, i thought. >> such a fun outfit. she didn't have anything like this. >> look at the body under all that clothing. this is carl rockefell from macy's. under $100. show it. >> awesome. awesome. >> a big round of applause. >> yes, yes! >> you can go join your daughter. >> our second later is 48 from douglasville, georgia. she says she's ne

. >> kathy, kathy! >> kathy! steve! steve! kathy! >> katheryn and steven ledke join us from detroit. good evening. boy, i bet you are feeling pretty lucky tonight back home? i take it you are. >> very lucky. >> happy to be here. >> yep. >> indeed. we are happy to have you. i'm curious, take us back to what happened, where were you when you first noticed that there was a problem? >> we had been on the trip and had been going on for about three hours. we were sitting down for dinner late in the evening, about 9:30. we got to meet a couple, two couples around our table. all of a sudden we heard a thud and felt a thud. seems like within seconds everything was tilting to the port or left side of the boat. the glasses were coming off the tables and dishes were flying and people were getting up and slipping from the wet floors. all of a sudden i was being -- the tables were all going to the left side and kathy was trying to get some of the elderly to stairs where they could get some foot to go stand on. after within a minute, a couple minut

you know, altitude also, kathie lee, gives you gas. did you know that?> no, no, no. >> overshare alert. >> no, no, no. we used to have a place in colorado. >> and what happened to you? >> no. edwards, colorado. it's still there. there's a little restaurant called the gas house. you know how you do the traditions. every year, we'd take the kids first off to the gas house. those kids, it was a disaster all the time. i never knew if it was the altitude or the gas house. >> why are you not a housewife? can't we just put you on one of the house wives? >> i'm available. i'm done here at 11:00 every day. lot of time to get in trouble. >> lastly about the oscars tuesday. any surprises? >> it's all about "the artist." i finally saw "the artist" last night. loved it so much. won a bunch of producers guild awards over the weekend. so things -- you know, this is the front-runner. >> the other one i saw that i really liked -- >> that dog's going to be on my show tonight. >> you have the dog? >> sparky. >> i have mary j. blige tomorrow night. tonight we're doing a big

kathie lee is with the crowd across the street.he's ready to hand out $100 to those to get the questions right and those who don't get a copy of kathie lee's cd. hello, mr. matt. let's go across the street. >> this lady is from richmond, virginia. true or false, crunches will help you get a flat belly. >> you're supposed to give me a hint back there. >> true. [ buzzer ] >> oh, no. >> she was going say false. >> that's one of those things. people think if you do crunches it will flatten it out. you can't spot reduce. you have to do 250,000 crunches to lose one pound of body fat. that's what you're trying to get rid of to reveal those rippling abs. go to the gym and work your whole body if you want to shed the fat. >> where are you from? >> melbourne, australia. >> by law how accurate must the calorie information be on a nutrition facts panel. within five calories? within 20 calories. no more than 5% off or more than 20% off. maybe it's different in australia, so maybe this is not a fair question. >> we use kilogels. i'll say 5%. [ b

hi, kathie lee, how are you? >> good. >> the beginning of a brand-new talk show.ing why another talk show. >> we need this like a hole in the head. >> just this case people don't know who we are, we should introduce ourselves. >> this is regis and i'm kathie lee. >> oh, my gosh. how did we stay on the air? >> how did we get on the air in the first place? >> it's obvious. >> how did we do it, joanie? >> talent. >> there you go. >> that was an interesting time, wasn't it. >> you know what, first of all, welcome. i'm so glad you're here. >> thank you. >> he's got a fantastic book out that everybody should read. it's "how i got this way." you chronicle in a beautiful way all the people -- >> who have touched me and inspired me. >> and helped you become the person that you are. >> that's right. and you're in there. >> i am in there, and i was touched by -- >> are you happy with your chapter? >> very happy. the only one i read. it was really nice. >> was it accurate? >> it was very accurate, especially how much you love me and how talented -- >> changed your life. >> an

. >> hey, anderson and kathy. they may be turning the lights out on you guys. they're turning the lights up here in nashville. we're taking you now, we're taking over here from broadway in nashville, tennessee. this is the music drop. the crowd is going wild. legendary southern rockers, i don't know if you can hear him, lynrd skyrnd. we're taking you through live. take a look at this crowd. it is tremendous. nashville, thank you very having cnn. we're going to get a quick break in. total transparency here. we're about to do something on cnn we've never done before. the zach brown band in the middle of a sold out concert right now in atlanta. they're going to take a pause because they're going to talk to me and to you. keep tweeting, hash tag cnnnye, we're back after this. 0ñ@ñfÑ welcome. i understand you need a little help with your mortgage, want to avoid foreclosure. smart move. candy? um-- well, you know, you're in luck. we're experts in this sort of thing, mortgage rigamarole, whatnot. r-really? absolutely, and we guarantee results, you know, for a small fe

kathy peterson, she gives a rip about alabama. >> hi, folks. i'm kathy peterson.o replace the professional office career politicians with business-minded people who give a rip about alabama. >> i love these guys. these are a fun, to me, a straight talk ago proech to political ads. >> pretty intense. i feel like somebody is going to jump out and handcuff somebody. you're being fooled by the theatrics because once they get into office, they become career politicians too. >> i'm an idealist. i try to believe that people sometimes are really going to be exactly what they say whenever they get into office. i still, even though i've been burned over and over again by politicians, i still want to believe that there are some really great people out there trying to do some good. >> good luck, kathy. >>> i'm really excited because i think i found my new favorite youtube channel and we're in luck because it's the very first episode. it's called things in my beard. you know what he's going to do this time? >> put something in his beard? >> toothpicks, 1,000 toothpicks. >> loo

but i'm not going to let you go still yet, shauna. >> later that night, kathy and her dad came over to the house to meet shauna's mother and grandmother. >> he was slick. he was, like, the girls are going to clean condos. they will make $80 a piece. i'll make sure she calls you. you can come out there any time. shauna is just begging me, begging me, begging me. i finally gave in. >> cathy's dad took the girls to a friend's house not far from where shauna lived. >> her dad took us to this house and said he would be right back. he left us there. and probably 20, 30 minutes after we were there, i asked for some water because i was thirsty and i drank the water and i blacked out. >> when shauna woke up she felt groggy and couldn't move. >> my legs were being held down. the guy raping me was holding my hands back. i was completely naked. it was cold in the room. so i know i was completely naked. i kept screaming, stop, but i was so weak i couldn't fight him off. i was so really out of it. i blacked out a few times and i kept coming back to. i was still being raped every time i woke up. >> a

kathy? >> thank you very much. well, this is the annual tradition here in washington.t's the grand political event where the commander in chief president barack obama goes down to congress and delivers what's known as the state of the union address to members of congress but of course also to american citizens watching, and most particularly this year to american voters who will decide in november whether to give barack obama another stint in the white house. so what's he going to say to try and persuade them? i'm joined by my colleague steve kingston who is up there on capitol hill. steve, what's his message going to be to the american people? >> terrific atmosphere building here, real sense of the occasion for state of the union night and have a few of the lawmakers coming in now, military, diplomats, clergy, you name it, they're here. what is barack obama going to say? well, first of all, he'll sound of slightly upbeat note on the economy and say think about the america within our reach as he speaks to a tv audience running into the tens of millions, and then he'll

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major moments of the week, and kathie obradovich with "the des moines register." iowa, as a toss-up. who's going to win this thing? >> boy, you know, it is a moving target right now. and right now all the movement is behind rick santorum. our poll actually, the first two days that we were in the field this week had romney and paul neck and neck. we actually had an illustration on the front page for our paper of romney and paul arm wrestling. and when we came in, saw the last two days, we had to put in rick santorum into the picture. so he is the only candidate that is urging upward right now. everybody else is static except ron paul who is trending down. i think he peaked a week ago. >> mike murphy, you're a veteran of these parts, and also of the tactics of expectations. >> sure. >> i spoke to some romney folks last night, who actually suggested they think santorum's going to win this thing. >> right. >> are they setting us up to say, oh, what a win by mitt romney? >> i think they think santorum might win this thing. they had too easily of a life seven days ago.

. >> 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

joining us the des moines register's kathie obradovich. strategist mike murphy. davbrooks of "the new yor times." mark halperin of "time" magazine and nbc's andrea mitchell. m@n >>> coming up countdown to the iowa caucuses. we'll hav fu analysis from ou polical roundtable. joining me,kathie obdovich from the des moines register, mike murphy,avid broo, mark from the des moines register, mike murphy,avid broo, mark haer multi-policy discount. paperless discount. paid-in-full discount. [yawning] homeowner's discount. safe driver discount. chipmunk family reunion. someone stole the nuts. squirrel jail. justice! countless discounts. now that's progressive. call or click today. >>> columnist david brooks, "time" magazine senior political analyst mark halperin. columnist for the des moines register, kathie obradovich and host of "andrea mitchell reports" on msnbc, nbc's andrea mitchell. thanks for being hee. happy new year. great political stor todig into. major moments of the week, and kathie obradovich with "the des moines register." iowa, as a toss-up. who's going

but it really was, and i work ford mayor kathy taylor that she implemented the third veterans treatment corps in the nation. she used the power and being the chief executive of the municipality of the community to rally the support of the district attorney of office, court judiciary, veteran service organization, the v.a. to put a stand to stop having veterans becoming homeless, suicidal, ending up incarcerated. that's how i fell into this role. after i worked for the mayor of tulsa, kathy taylor i actually coordinated the stauls veterans treatment court and we became a national model. i can tell you while i went to grad school at the same time i can tell you getting out of the marine corps i never thought this would be my bishgs but it's something i'm passionate about and certainly something every mayor here can implement in their community and today i'm going to go through my power point. everybody's busy. i'll try to keep it short and brief. my contact information is in my folder. please, feel free to contact me anytime. we know the issues. we've been at war about ten years now. we'v