kathy and bill. [applause] >> good afternoon. i can attest to the energy that is going on in the dining room this morning, having been there for a couple of hours this morning. there is sadness because we're leaving, and there's also a joy because of the new stage we're going to get up as sherry said, my name is kathy, 15 years ago i noticed an ad in the church bulletin. so i thought i would give it a try. i would come down here and began volunteering. when i first walked down that driveway of what used to be a garage, i noticed that i was on sacred ground, holy ground, if you will. there is an era of compassion and love and service and dignity and respect that i do not find any place else, and that is why i keep coming. 15 years, and i hope i can do even more. i wanted to share a very short story with you that sort of speaks to my experience here on a weekly basis. just before christmas, the wednesday before christmas, one of the guests motioned to me and said, i want to tell you about this new show that i have seen. and he was

kathie lee hangs out with the crowd in the bahamas.e you $100 and usually if you get the question wrong you get her cd. but today we have something better -- a gift bag. so you get two winning prizes. joining me up on stage, miss anastasia pier, the reigning miss bahama, also a reporter at a local station in ft. lauderdale. welcome. >> thank you so much. great to be here. >> take it away. >> tammy from tennessee. how many islands are there many the islands of the bahamas? 1, 4, 700, or 16. >> 700! >> yeah, baby! yeah. >> good job. >> go get a bahama mama. >> that was funny. when we first came here, it was so shocking. >> it is shocking. there are 700 islands. but out of the 700, only about 30 of them are inhabited. of the 30, only 16 are available to tourists. so it's crazy. there's so many and so many that are uncharted. >> and we hear they're not selling islands anymore. that game is over. >> it might be. >> klg. >> from upper marlborough, maryland. that was the old one. fill in the blank. >> iguana. >> okay. yeah. that's what i mean

[applause] >> thank you, kathy and bill, very much. you know, every meal we serve, as well as all the services we're privileged to provide the men and women and families who come to us, are possible because of the generosity of the people of the bay area. since the day we opened, we have been able to do what we do because of contributions from individuals, families, and businesses. we do not accept government support for our work. it truly is san francisco's charity. the good people of san francisco who make it possible for us to get to do this work every day. st. anthony's it new dining room is a time when we're launching a special project, our capital campaign. just $5 million left to go on a 15 million-dollar campaign. i am feeling really good that we're going to get there. we're on a good track, because we have got some incredible people supporting us and guiding us. i think you will agree with me that our next speaker is someone who certainly knows how to put together a winning team. st. anthony's is truly honored to have the supp

kathie lee, of course, is across the street.he's there to hand out $100 for those who get it right, her cd for those who don't. everyone is a winner. here to help is bill wordy, one of the hardest working men in show business these days. are you ready? >> i'm ready. >> which song topped the billboard hot 100 chart last valentine's day. kind of a trick thing. >> i think bruno mars because he's really hot. >> wow. >> that's a good song, "grenade." >> i love the reasoning. because he is really hot. a lot of people don't realize this. bruno mars has written a bunch of songs for others. "billionaire," and a song called "forget you" for cee lo green kr writer on that, too. and really hot. >> very, very. back to kathie. >> nothing hotter than iowa where this lady is from. finish the lyrics to this 1988 hit love song. ♪ i'll be your dream i'll be your wish i'll be your fantasy ♪ >> i have no idea. >> that's good news for me. [ buzzer ] >> i'll be your hope, i'll be your love, i'll be everything you need. beautiful song. >> savage garden

and just very much related to what kathy said. because what happens is you interact on a very real and very human level with the folks that are here at st. anthony's, and it is beautiful thing to see. i think back to a lot of parallels between st. anthony's and of the giants. we are both over 100 years old if you look at the meal program and you looked at the origins in 1906 after the earthquake and meals being served to displace san franciscans, and the giants are 130 years old. st. anthony's has been in this location now for 61 years. we have been 54 years in san francisco. two locations -- three locations. c.l. station, a candlestick, and at&t park -- seale. wheat closed three months a year for baseball. the fact that it has never once been closed, this operation, i know how hard it is to run it reparation, any kind of operation year-round, and you have never been closed for anything, and to us that this is just fill in amazing achievement for this incredible institution. we have been longtime partners with st. anthony's, and 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, kathy jackson was 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 co

kathy has two stents holding her arteries open, frank has three.t virginia's rate of heart disease is right up there with the worst in the country. so maybe there wasn't much to lose when the hospitals treating the coronas offered ai knew approach based on a program developed by physician dean ornish. >> heart and booze vessel diseases kill more americans and in fact in most parts of the world nan everything else combined and what most people don't realize is that it doesn't have to be that way. we don't need to wait for a new breakthrough, new laser or something high-tech and expensive. we simply need to put into practice what we already know. >> these are just salads. >> reporter: it teaches a brand of prevention that might seem foreign here. a plant-based diet without meats. >> tuck the shoulder blades into the back. >> reporter: stress management through yoga, meditation, and regular exercise. and that's not all. >> see what feeling is on our heart. >> reporter: ornish says to reverse heart disease you to break down emotional barriers that caus

first, as outlined in kathy's october letter to iran, any conversation with iran has to begin with the discussion of its nuclear program and iran's response to kathy's letter does appear to acknowledge and accept that. second, we must be assured that if we make a decision to go forward, we see a sustained effort by iran to come to the table, to work until we have reached an outcome that has iran coming back into compliance with their international obligations. we're evaluating all the factors, but i think it's fair to say and, of course, i'll let kathy speak for herself that we think this is an important step, and we welcome the letter. >> yeah. i mean, exactly. we see the things that you have seen in the letter. no preconditions and recognition of what we'll be talking about. the next question really is to look at then where we left off in istanbul, and you'll recall that we put out in istanbul a series of options for confidence-building measures, things iran could do to help us move forward with the talks. things the inspectors would be allowed to do, for example. we also said at tha

wow. >> we have a lot of cameras around here, kathie lee gifford.ou should just watch yourself. >> kathie lee. [ laughter ] >> didn't even close the -- i got to tell the back story on that. first of all, you're the one that lies, cheats, and steals, everybody knows that. i was in the car coming out of my driveway this morning -- >> at what time? >> and someone who shall remain nameless, kathie, what time can you get here? usually 45 minutes or an hour. i said i don't know, why? we want you to do this undercover thing. i go okay. basically, we get here to the city in record time. it's a hard hit at 7:19. so i'm like four blocks away at saks fifth avenue or something, which is -- so i said oh my gosh. rare mornings where i really wanted to go to the ladies room. one of those. but instead -- so i got out a couple blocks away and just ran and hauled it. >> no makeup. >> wasn't my best work, but i was happy to help the first hour. >> yep. >> happy to help. >> we have to pitch in every now and then. >> the news department. >> so there's a lot of controver

do you know who kathie lee gifford is? do you know who hoda kotb is?you don't know kathie lee or hoda but you know punxsutawney phil? >> yeah. >> and before i left, one last order of business. rehearsal. i understand that there has yet to be a woman in the inner circle, although they're welcome. but i would love it if you could show me what it would be like to be a part of your inner circle today. >> just wear the top hat. >> no. i've got more. i am coming dressed. so i guess the big question is, come groundhog day, will phil see his shadow? >> love it with the uggs. >> that's a fashion statement. i didn't know all that stuff. >> i didn't either. a very educational segment for me. >> looked good in your little tux and tails. >> i felt it was like a modern-day prom. >> usually i care what happens to punxsutawney phil, but you know what, it's been such a mild winter. >> you're right. >> still to come, clothes built for comfort look sexy. pe and jump for joy!inrog s jushing rope. she d?oppe whd?at happened? ap >>> back on this booze day tuesday with "toda

kathie lee, of course. i leave out the lee, i call her kathie.u ever -- do you just call her kathie or kathie lee, quest? >> questlove: kathie. >> jimmy: yeah. >> questlove: kath. >> jimmy: you can call her kath? >> questlove: kath. >> oh my god, you guys are real tight, man. >> questlove: yeah we are. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: pro, it's a great way to lose those winter blahs. con, it's a great way to lose those wonder bras. [ laughter and applause ] that rhymes. oh, man. pro, you can bet the "jersey shore" kids will be partying cajun style. con, especially "the situation." ♪ "the situation." pro, if you go down, be sure to try the shrimp. don't beat me to the joke, you guys. 'cause that's just not fair. con, that was my pickup line in college. there you go. ♪ [ applause ] it never worked. i'm inviting people on my dad's a shrimping boat, that's what i'm talking about. pro, it's a holiday where you have an excuse to get drunk. [ cheers ] con, just like st. patrick's day, new years, christmas, thanksgiving, easter, president's day, labor day, flag da

. >> reporter: kathy chandler is a chronic fainter. doctors says it is footage like this that may hold clues to keeping her healthy. watch as astronaut heidemarie stefanyshyn collapses after returning from her first space mission. >> astronauts are very prone to fainting, dizziness. if you are in space you are not using all of your muscles, including your heart because you don't have gravity to fight against. and so, their heart size was decreasing. >> reporter: these symptoms can be shared by patients like kathy, who have a condition called p.o.t.s. syndrome. it affects up to 1 million people, mostly women. now, nasa researchers have come up with a tailored exercise program that's being used not only on astronauts, but on p.o.t.s. patients like kathy. >> it involves exercises that avoid gravity. and so, for the first time ever, we actually have a way to turn around the person's symptoms, and actually cure them. >> reporter: the hope is that it will help the heart grow in some patients. and in others, condition the heart muscle and pre

. >> his crime is notorious convicted killer fidel kathy will ask the judge for a new trial and whether he gets it or not the life of a baby he pulled out of his mother's stomach will not change. eli evans is focused on making sure his mother's murder was not in vain. >> its alleged that the suspect opened the stomach into the womb of the victim debra evidence. >> she was a nine month's pregnant and shot in the back of the head interest on a live show violently cut out of her belly and his 10 year-old sister samantha and a seven year-old brother joshua overstep to death, the last 22 months old brother jordan was left on harbor crying in his crib, the boy's biological father laverne ward his friend jacqueline annette williams infidel kathy were found guilty of murder. eli evans is now 16 and he knows how remarkable it is that he survived. he learned the truth 10 years ago. >> thank you god for sparing him. when sam evans oldest daughter and granddaughter were murdered sam took delight in jordan to live with him in southeastern illinois. the boys were raised in the town of 1900 200 mi. fr

this guy from england is a huge kathie lee fan. and he's dying to win my cd. see how long should you wash your hands effectively to rid them of zberm germs? five seconds, 20 seconds, two minutes, doesn't matter as long as you use soap. >> i'll go for it doesn't matter as longs you use soap. >> and you win a kathie lee cd. >> he's happy. he's happy. kind of. >> so, the correct answer here is 20 seconds. >> 20 seconds. proper way to wash your hands is run them under cold clean running water. scrub them together, lather them. do the front, back, under the nails and we say sing "happy birthday" twice. that adds up to 20 seconds. rinse them well. and you're done. good advice. >> this beautiful girl is from brazil. true or false, going out in chilly weather with a wet head will lead to a cold? >> false. >> wow. golly. >> good one. >> that's one of those wives tales. you feel like you're getting a cold but you're not. >> you cannot get sick from cold weather or a wet head. the only thing that gets you sick is germs. the reason people get sick in this weather more fre

kathy, before you give us your thoughts here i want to show you from the institute's report here. your state of texas, there are -- this is the average daily inmate population, about $154,000. $3.3 million is the taxpayer cost of prisoners. and that averages out to be about $21,000. the average annual cost per inmate. go ahead, kathy. >> yes, i would like to say that really don here you have people locked up for no reason at all. my thing is i think these prisons are privately owned and that way they're, you know, their budgets are making money off of just keeping people locked up. and they're not trying to rehabilitate people anymore. they're just locking them up just for money purposes group know fellas want to get out. felon, they can't find a job. so there you go. they're back in prison again because they have to make a live og try to do something. >> okay, kathy. private versus public prisons. >> i think there are several interesting points that she raised. one is about 7% or 8% of all prisons are private. privately owned. mostly in the south-southwest. there's been a big deb

, i have a friend, they called, they said do you know that kathie lee johnson? frank said, yeah, we're friends, we work together. both said can you set me up? i never did blind dates and i still don't. but anyway -- and i just never felt comfortable with those sort of things. both times i said to frank i'll go if you go. one was tim mara, whose family owned the giants since the beginning, and the other was john tisch, both men of great substance and great personality and wonderful. but i guess -- and john i liked a lot. but because frank was there and frank i was comfortable with, i yakked with frank the entire time. i ended up marrying him. sorry, john. i went to john's first wedding. i'm telling you, it was covered in all the society papers as one of the biggest weddings. it was gorgeous and amazing. there were all kinds of stories in the press, i don't know if they were true or not, that just the flowers alone from holland that had been flown in, like $500,000. one of those over-the-top beautiful things. during the ceremony, frank leaned over and said, this c

kathy gave us a great web site. one recommendation she has was using celery with your dips instead of breads and chips. this is a book for patients with heart disease as well as those without. we know heart disease develops in our 20's and we need to take care of ourselves. and "kathy's cookbook" is available at www.kathyscookbook.com. >> warmer next week. back into the 50's for highs. wednesday a thunderstorm. >> all right. sounds good. come back tonight. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- [ dog barking in distance ] ♪ [ guitar: power chord ] ♪ [ hard rock ] [ snarls ] ♪ [ continues ] [ thunderclaps ] [ announcer ] the van beckons like no van before. the technology-packed honda odyssey.

kathie lee is at the nbc experience store.he's ready to hand out $100 out to those who get the questions right. to those who don't they get a cd. >> are you ready? let's go across the street. >> i love this young lady. she's from hawaii and turning 30 today and has 30 things you're doing what? >> 30 things for the 30 days up to my 30th birthday. >> and the first one was? >> i handed out 30 roses to strangers in grand central. >> let's see if you can win a fabulous kathie lee cd. who will be performing during the super bowl halftime show this year. >> madonna. >> she didn't want my cd. take the money and run. happy birthday, sweetheart. >> madonna will be performing. >> we heard a lot about that. she joins a long list of performers. the who, u2. prince. black eyed peas last year. she's going to bring her a-game. it will be a great performance. >> the last time the new england patriots faced the new york giants in the super bowl, it was four years ago. who won? >> the new york giants. >> of course. that's exactly right. unfortun

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kathy, i understand that the key indicator that you are watching right now is kret growth.hich, of course, has picked up since late last year. it's still not a level that you feels indicates strong growth in the market. >> we've seen them big up pretty briskly from the lows. but the lows were so low that this rate of growth is still not where we would associate with a really strong economy. so it's picking up, and we've even seen a little bit more consumer credit coming up. not just autos, not just student loans, but actual revolving credit. but it's not at a strong growth level yet. >> you don't agree with the fed officials who feel they can withdraw some of the assistance the fed's providing the market. you don't feel it can stand on its own two legs yet? >> i think it's a little premature, and the other factor is lack of growth in income. and now gas liens prices are going up, which means disposable income is going to be more stretched after consumers have to pay for gasoline. so still concerned about the lack of income on the consumer side. >> you feel like the fate is

>> the bill was introduced by lynchburg delegate kathy byron. >> a lady?boos). >> jon: and by the way, lynchburg? enough with the lin-sanity, okay? (laughter) does everything have to have a "lin" in front of it. say the name of the town, inchburg. no town in 2012 in the south would be named after a heinous act against its most... what's that? (laughter) really? all over the south? well, that is lin-sensitive. (laughter) look, i guess kathy byron advocates substituting government intrusion for patients' personal medical decisions. >> state efforts to mandate the h.p.v. vaccine to minors have raised a variety of concerns. the substitution of our judgment for the judgment of parents is exactly the type of government intrusion into health care that america rejected at the polls last november. >> jon: i'm sorry. i'm sorry. all i heard was you support americans rejecting intrusive poles and... (laughter). that's what i've been trying to tell you! (cheers and applause) look at that (bleep)ing thing. seriously. i know most doctors brag about the size of these but,

we are thankful to all my daughr kathy and her husband paul.se] i am very proud of kathy because she did a whole series of spanish-language media this week, trying to help us in the miami area. and also my daughter jackie and her husband jimmy are here. [applause] jackie has been during speeches, has been doing speeches on radio, and she and jimmie are the mother and father of my two major debate ketches, maggie and robert. it is great to have them here. i want to thank floridians. everybody here has been so positive it never -- in every part of the state. we want to thank you for your hospitality and the half million floridians to voted for us. i think florida did something very important, coming on top of south carolina. it is now clear that this will be a to-person race between the conservative leader newt gingrich and the massachusetts moderate. and the voters of florida really made that clear. you will notice that a number of folks are holding up a sign, about 46 states to go. we did this in part for the elite media. the same people who sa