easy kathy. put your arm around my shoulder. - [richard] yeah, mine, too. - i think maybe that's a good idea. (audience laughing) (everyone talking at once) (frisky music) - ready for another bite, kathy? - mm-hmm. - here, have some cake, kathy. (doorbell ringing) - i'll get it. - hello, mr. anderson. - hello patty, barbara. - hello, mr. anderson. - mr. anderson? - [jim] mm-hmm? - we're having a scavenger hunt, and we're looking for a golf ball with three cuts and a cover. - well, i'm not sure i have one that good, but i'll take a look. (laughing) (kids talking) (audience laughing) - [jim] why don't you (kathy laughing) go in the living room and see kathy. she sprained her ankle. - yeah. (laughing) - [barbara] bad? no, nothing serious. the doctor'll be over later on to take a look at it. go on in while i look for that golf ball. there's cake and ice cream coming up. (frisky music) we've got a couple of scavenger hunters out there. will you feed them while i pretend to look for a golf ball? - oh,

kathy: i didn't ask you for it! margaret: oh! kathy! it's good having you home saturday mornings, darling. makes the weekend seem longer. jim: better than that, it makes the weekdays seem shorter. i wish i could manage it every saturday. mmmm...have you already eaten? margaret: ages ago. bud was up an hour before breakfast. jim: well that's not unusual. margaret: for bud to go without breakfast? jim, you shouldn't have given him all that money yesterday. jim: how do you know? margaret: bud told me. why? does it have to be a secret? jim: no, not actually. but tell me one thing, did kathy know you knew about the money? margaret: well she was right here when bud mentioned it. why? jim: nothing. i just hope she remembers us if she ever decides to hijack fort knox. bud: mom! dad! i got a surprise for you! jim: won't believe what? bud: out in the driveway, come on! come on, look at it! jim: wait a minute, i haven't finished my breakfast. what's going on here anyway? margaret: oh no! jim: the scooter! bud: isn't it a knockout? jim: right in th

kathy! bud! - kitten, you better get on the phone and find out what happened to your boyfriend. - angel, oh, you've been crying. what's the matter? - i have to tell you something about george. it's awfully hard to explain. - well, what is it, kitten? - well, when i told you that i -- you see (doorbell ringing) - hello, there. - hello. i'm george wilson. i have a date with kathy for the picnic. - [jim] yes, come on in, george. i'm kathy's father. - [george] hi. -that's the rest of the andersons, -betty, and bud, and i'm sure you know kathy. - hi, kathy. - hello, george. - i'm out back. come on everybody, let's go! (group chattering) - got a wonderful table, george, - under a big tree right by the lake. - bud, wait! - quit pulling on me. - you got george to come. you did it for me, didn't you? - well, you're such a little knothead somebody's got to look out for you. - bud, you're the most perfect, wonderful brother that ever lived. i love you! you're just the greatest! how can i ever repay you? oh,

- it's kathy's father. - yes, that's kathy's father. you see, when ronnie marries kathy he wants to be sure they have a nice house to live in. - it's mr. shaw, kathy's father. - mr. shaw? hello, mr. adams. - hello, mr. burns! - nice to see you again. how's everything at the loan department? - fine. - good. i'm sorry but we won't have to have the house mortgaged. and, gracie, you don't have to worry about the interior decorator, i've taken care of it. - [gracie] you have? - i have. - [gracie] you're wonderful! thank you, dear! - goodbye, everybody! - [george] goodbye, mr. adams. - [gracie] goodbye! - [harry] goodbye, mr. adams. - if you need me again, just give me a call. - i certainly will. you'll probably hear from me next week. you gave a fine performance. - [mr. adams] what? - [george] nothing. goodbye, mr. adams. - goodbye. - [george] goodbye. he was good. gracie, was this harry von zell's idea? - yes, george, i don't know what i'd do without him. - well, you'll have to do without him, because he's not with us anymore. harry! - it's

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11 counties.>> kathy: 11 counties and we are over 1100. >> dan: of that is a lot. 1100 batches, 1100 pairs. >> kathy: that is correct. >> dan: what is the average lifespan that one of these relationships? anywhere from 2-3 years. we ask for a year convinced of it because we really want that relationship to gel. but in reality it is more like doesn't that go into tent years, 11 years. >> dan: and even though this one went 546, and went different ways. you were still related, you both had each other unclear points for a long time. by the time he went back together. it is really a continuing relationship. >> mike: it is like family. >> dan: you made up of the same city doesn't mean you don't have a relationshipp. >> nathan: it is kind of interesting. >> dan: are there children waiting right now? do you have people on the little side that don't have you don't have enough people to match with? >> kathy: we have a perpetual waiting list. we have right now 400 children on the waiting list and most of them are boys. at we could have eight or 900 children. >> dan: how long has big >> kathy: i

kathie lee, kathie lee, kathie lee. >> no, i don't like to be hot. especially when you've been through menopause. you don't ever want to be hot ever again in your entire life. so 60 to 65. >> you say 60 to 65. >> is the most comfortable. >> i say i like 65 and warmer. >> hoda, you told us 70 to 72 in the -- let me finish my statement! how can you finish anything here with all kinds of people rooting against you. okay. my ideal temp is 70. i'll tell you why. i like to sleep with pajamas on. and i don't like to be freezing and i don't like to be burning up. 70 is right in the middle. it's a nice temp to sleep to -- >> that's wasn't the question. "the wall street journal" said -- >> for you. i said 70 is right for me. >> what was the other temperature that they gave us? >> they didn't give us. >> what did hoda say in the dressing room? >> 70 and up. >> she said 70 to 80. >> i didn't say and up. >> what do you like to sleep? first of all, do you wear clothe, wayne? >> no. i like to be comfortable, but i'll go with the 60 to 65. most men like 60 to 65. >>

kathy sabine has had no shortage of informal win gauges tonight, kathy? -- wind gains tonight, kathy? >>> that's right, hair being the best one, kyle. the gusty southwest wind pushed territory. we broke a record with a high of 73 at dia, the average 47, the old record 71. this marks the warmest day of the week and year. now we're still tracking peak gusts around broomfield and dia over 50 miles an hour. child if you have a flight. that could be a -- call ahead in you have a flight, that could be a factor for you. gusty lurk force winds continue to blow -- hurricane force winds continue to blow tonight. blowing snow is an issue on i- 70 as a high wind warning remains in fact. we had a brief shower in the tech center an hour ago. heavy snow expected a short time in the northern and central mountains. all the advisories cancel all by noon tomorrow, less wind expected tomorrow. the winds peak overnight. by midmorning tomorrow things start to improve. dry for the morning drive and we look ahead to the upcoming weekend and wind is not a big feature. how about t

. - [kathy] arthur! - [arthur] hello, bud, good to see you. - [kathy] hi, how are you? - [arthur] oh, my, my. my favorite family, how good to see you all again. - we've been looking forward to seeing you, too, uncle arthur. - [arthur] oh have you, really? oh, oh, by the way, kids, i brought you a little something i hope you might enjoy. now where, oh here it is, here it is, here we are. - [kathy] a record album! - oh, you shouldn't have done that, uncle arthur. - [arthur] oh, no, no. oh, and i'll go tell you, it's got a solid beat. (upbeat music plays) kathy, may i have the pleasure? - you may. - go, old man! (laughing) - whoa oh! oh, i like this one. - you've had him long enough, little sister. - alright. jim, you haven't seemed your light and gay self this evening, something on your mind? - as a matter of fact, the home office sent me a memo -- happy birthday to you oh, here we are! happy birthday to you happy birthday, dear arthur happy birthday to you! - come on, give us a speech. - speech! - speech, speech! - i don't know what to say. i came over here just expectin

- [kathy] yes, who cares? well, come on ralph, you can take me home through the park, the long way. - oh, no, kathy, honestly i can explain everything. look, the only reason i took maria out was because the publicity department forced me, right ralph. - ha! - [ronnie] oh, look kathy, really the only reason was that they forced me to. - ha! - ha. well kathy, we finally got together. - why, how dare you. - women, i wish they loved me as much as they confused me. (door bell) - [ralph] ronnie, you were right. - ha. - nice of you to bring up my breakfast. - it was nothing. - gracie, i like four minute eggs, this one's almost raw. - well i put it in the water exactly four minutes ago. - yeah but from the kitchen it takes three minutes to get up here. - if you wanted seven minute eggs, why didn't you say so? - next time i will. - [ronnie] well, i'm leaving for the studio. bye, mom. - goodbye, ronnie. - bye, dad. - sound like you lost your best friend. - i did, best girl too. - what happened? - kathy saw my picture in

kathy sabine has had no shortage of informal win gauges tonight, kathy? -- wind gains tonight, kathy? >>> that's right, hair being the best one, kyle. the gusty southwest wind pushed temperatures into record territory. we broke a record with a high of 73 at dia, the average 47, the old record 71. this marks the warmest day of the week and year. now we're still tracking peak gusts around broomfield and dia over 50 miles an hour. child if you have a flight. in you have a flight, that could be a factor for you. gusty lurk force winds continue to blow -- hurricane force winds continue to blow tonight. blowing snow is an issue on i- 70 as a high wind warning remains in fact. we had a brief shower in the tech center an hour ago. heavy snow expected a short central mountains. all the advisories cancel all expected tomorrow. the winds peak overnight. by midmorning tomorrow things start to improve. dry for the morning drive and we look ahead to the upcoming weekend and wind is not a big feature. how about that? >> that will be a nice change. >>> a firefight in lin

margaret, get rid of kathy. kathy, you go out and play. go on. [ door closes ] now, come in the living room, son. oh, come on, bud. i'm not gonna like this. whether you like it or not, you're going to learn to dance, and i'm gonna see that you do. you? dance with my father? betty will teach you. dance with my sister? either that or i'll get marcia over here and have her teach you. you wouldn't. i would. it's a conspiracy. 1, 2, 3. 1, 2... bud, can't you get it through your head? it's 1, 2, 3. where's 4? there isn't any 4. it's 1, 2, 3. now, 1, 2, 3. now, see how easy it is? no. oh, don't hang on me. hold me. you're my sister! oh, come on. glissade, son, glissade. you want me to kill myself? you're getting it, bud, but you've just got to relax. 1, 2, 3. there's the monster again! kathy, get away from that window! came up from the sewer or something. we've lost him again. betty, maybe if you showed me the step, bud would see how easy it is. all right, father. now, watch. i'm watching. ouch! oh, i'm sorry, princess. easy, isn't it, dad? nothi

kathy? >> kathy? >> that's an angry little groundhog right there, kyle. he knows where you live. i'm going to give him your address and twitter handle. >>> we have us a little storm out there right now. travel not good. look at this. this is fort collins. there were some college kids walking around having the best time out there a short time ago. might as well. you can't get anywhere quick in this weather. around the city roads are icy and snowpacked. i lost the weather clicker back there. now it's a clinker. >> focus on saturday, will you, 50. >> be a clunker by about tomorrow night. >> rusty. >> 9news super bowl update next. you won't miss any of the tonight show. kevin hart is on tonight. we'll see you tomorrow with her

kathy mendez saw our story about jim taking his search for a kidney donar and kathy contacted jim and the surgery is now set for wednesday. >>> new at five a national drugstore chain took a big role in the war of drugs. tracy carloss has more. what c v s is doing. >> joining with the state attorney general to carry the drug narcan. the anecdote is increasingly available to the public in epidemic continues and administered at inhaler or with an injection and can reverse the effects of the drug. ohio safety records show it was around the state. last year alone. this being a crutch for those addicted to the drug. doctors say they are pleased with the decision. >> i think it is a very good idea. any increase in accessibility of the anecdote will make it available for when they are at risk for overdose. >> it will be available with a doctor's prescription. we are the 12th state in the country to over the life saving drug. >>> all right. thank you, tracy. the man accused of killing an ohio police officer can face the death penalty. if convicted. charged with stealing cottrel's weapon after

kathy? >> right now, iain, we have a severe thunderstorm warning in effect for the philadelphia area. you can see lower parts of montgomery and bucks also delaware county. on the jersey burlington county camden county and gloucester counties this is until 10:15 if you live in this area you probably heard the roar of the wind or you're hearing it now. not as much lightning but torrential downpours up and down 95 with winds gusting to 40 even 50 miles an hour. that's tropical storm strength. in bensalem heavy rain downpours heading toward maple shade. in philadelphia south philadelphia and gloucester city extending all the way down towards delaware. springfield seeing the heavy rain as well we're going to show you the line of storms that we're talking about. this is a severe line moving toward the northeast at 75 miles an hour. like a freight train you can see it will be in hamilton by 10:05. manalapan 10:20. this is a line of severe storms. winds some spots in excess of 60 miles an hour where

kathy curran, "5 investigates." doug: kathy, thank you. emergency inspections overnight after a horrific accident on i-93. antoinette: a young teacher killed by a flying manhole cover. caused it and the risk of it antoinette: a tragic accident under investigation right now. a beloved art teacher in milton hit and killed by a flying tunnel. investigators believe an s.u.v. dislodged the cover, sending it through the air, and into caitlin clavette's car. the department of transportation worked through the night rye inspecting sewer grades, utility panels and manhole covers on investigators say an almost identical accident happened back doug: right now the search is on for a hit-and-run driver in a 15-year-old riding his bike was rushed to the hospital with severe injuries after he was hit. it happened yesterday just before 2:00 on lawrence street. investigators believe this was not a random act and the teen was intentionally hit. antoinette: aaron hernandez has settled a civil lawsuit in florida. the former patriot was being sued by a friend

his wife kathy was panicking by his side. >> his head was tilted back and he was out of it. you could tell something was wrong. so, i'm sitting there, so i went straight for his neck, started feeling for a pulse. nothing. >> reporter: alongside their coach, english and madsen picked up his lifeless body from the chair and started cpr. they kept him alive until medical crews came. after our interview, kathy called and spoke to the boys for the first time. >> i would just say to them that they mean the world to me. i don't know them personally. i don't even know all their names, but we love them dearly. >> reporter: kathy is convinced her husband wouldn't be alive without their help. she calls them heroes. the boys disagree. >> it's the right thing to do. you shouldn't think twice about something like that. you act upon it. you need to do it. >> reporter: and while they didn't bring home the trophy from the state tournament, the athletes tell me they did in fact, in that phone call that we had with kathy, they thanked her for the life experience. here in hurricane, hailey higg

. - [kathy] you lie! -well regardless - [bud] oh and you know all about them - [jim] of who is right you stay out of this, - [kathy] well i don't... - [jim] do you understand? - don't you want fronk to be happy again? - certainly, but when you interfere with other people's affairs you just make trouble for them and for yourself too, so don't mettle! the worst thing you can do. - [kathy] pardon me (laughs). - i better run. - goodbye honey. - [margaret] goodbye. - [jim] see you tonight. - dad said don't mettle. - who said i was going to? - nobody but i can hear those wheels in there starting to spin. (laughter) - morning fronk. - [fronk] buenos dias senorita betty. could i speak with you one momento? - sure, what about? you study many words and you know how to write them, so could you, maybe, write a little letter for me? - well who is the letter to? a girl? - si (sighs) elena. - where did you meet this elena? - oh i no have met her. she works for her mama, mama berta's flower shop. for maybe a year now, i

i didn't really hurt her. - oh, kathy. you shouldn't do things like that. - well anybody who says my mother is a fake -- - kathy, there's a bunch of your friends outside. they want to see you. - my friends? who are they? - well, one of them is jenny sloan. i don't know what she's talking about, but she said she can prove what she's saying. - she can, eh? well, i'll show her. - [margaret] kathy, wait. there's something i want to tell you. - jenny, come in the house and bring all your friends. i want you to hear the truth direct from my mother. then we'll see who's lying. come on, if you're not afraid. come on! don't be chicken, come on! - i told my mother about what you wrote about your mother single-handedly building that clinic and she said that was a lot of nonsense. - nonsense! - and she said your mom was just a -- - publicity front. - publicity front! will you just get in there, and we'll see who's a publicity front. - oh, yeah, and what's more. - well, we'll just see about that. come on, mommy. come on, go on ahead. t

i'm meteorologist kathy sabine here in the 9news backyard. we're in the throes of a really good el nino season and we have a lot of winter left to go. outside right now roads are a little icy, cloud ceiling finally raising a bit. our high today only 2 2 , the average this time of year 44 and that low this morning will be about half that tonight. as a matter of fact, at the airport right now 17 degrees, the wind chill also in the mid- teens. clear, cold in the backyard outside the studios, our numbers running colder than dia as it is now, 12 degrees here. we don't have a lot to show you on radar tonight, a completely different story than 24 hours ago. february not one of our snowier months. we typically look for 8 inches of snow on average. we've had almost a foot a couple days into the month, but heading into march and april, regardless of what the groundhog says get ready because i think we're in for more snow. all the heavy snow and wind is tracking east of us with a low pressure area lifting to the midwest. blizzard warnings continue east

let's get straight over to meteorologist kathy orr. kathy. >> dawn and iain right now we're seeing fog in the poconos. look at this. mild temperatures. we have the snow melt and the heavy rain this is our pocono mountains cam and blue mountain visibilities have been reduced throughout the afternoon and that will continue into the evening. take look at the numbers. they have been impressive. but we're up to 3 miles in the poconos. 1 mile now in atlantic city. and when you see the darker shades of gray interior parts of bucks and montgomery counties even down to chester county into lancaster county we're seeing visibility down to half mile. please be careful if you're going out tonight. more rain moving across the region but the western etch is through the lehigh valley and the rain will be ending from west to east into the evening hours. i'm looking at some heavier rain though through baltimore and washington that will be picking up and moving up the i-95 corridor within the next couple of hours. rainfall so far, close to half an inch i