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you know, kathie lee very well. walks in, she since, it would be as if you swallowed a truth pill and just said everything you thought of the that's what life's like, but there's something refreshing, i get it, you understand why she's a tv icon, a tv legend. >> and now you're parodied on "snl." it doesn't get better than that. hoda, the book is called "hoda, how i survived war zones, bad hair, cancer and kathie lee" it's a great read. >>> coming up next, a present for you. but this is warm, fresh-baked strawberry toaster strudel. [ music ] see the difference? pillsbury toaster strudel, the one kids want to eat. than listening to our favorite songs. there's nothing we love more than listening to our favorite songs. but our favorite thing is eating totino's pizza rolls. but our favorite thing is eating totino's pizza rolls. ♪ we're the kids in america ♪ oh, oh, oh ♪ talking about nutrition [ female announcer ] "i can't believe it's not butter" with no trans fat and 70% less saturated fat than butter. butter taste, be

i mean, you know, kathie lee is -- >> went up and said do you want to fill in on the show. >> yes.id we should try her out and see how that would work. she's a trip, lester. she comes in in the morning singing full voice. >> she is. she is exactly what you see. >> yeah. >> what you get. you had made this change because you write about covering war zones and years doing date "dateline," what a varied career you had. what's it like doing this sort of thing? >> it was weird initially. you go from covering all the hard news stories in afghanistan and baghdad and then i'm ughing and scratching with kathie lee. i realize we're all sortf multifacet. you know what mean? there are parts of me that wants to read "the new york times" and "wall street journal" and parts like to page through "us weekly" and "people" magazine. >> you get serious things in your life. at the same period in your life you're dealing with a horrible breakup of your marriage and breast cancer. >> it's funny, this is what i learned from that stuff f you survive a big thing in your life whatever it is, whether is an ill

>>> in kathy families out there?it's ending it's 34-year run on sunday. >>> how to keep the cold out and the heat in as winter approaches. just some timely tips to winter rise your home. >> what do your dreams say about you? what do they mean? >>> it is about to get decidedly more handsome around here, we are joined now by one of the stars of the new nbc show "the event." >> good to see you. >> actually it's mr. president. you play the president, how cool is that? >> i think i've gotten spoiled, i'm going to keep the service with me wherever i go. >> how many people do you think have watched the promos for this show and seen the first couple of episodes and they walk around going, what is the event? how much do you know? >> i know a little bit. i'm privileged, i know some. the way it's kind of structured, there's the preevent, there's the event, and there's the aftermath over the whole five years. >> it's planned out that far in advance? >> yes, they have really strategy jiszed the whole thing. which is kind of rare

i'm often ask what is kathy lee really like? kathy lee is not a diva.th the happenings. >> we love you, hoda. sometimes i look across the table and i think, is this my life? just as i was fiddling around for my ear plugs, a stranger in the seat next to me said hello. we made some small talk about our lives and then he ask me what i was wearing on my arm. i will tell you, i have breast cancer. i hope you have four or five other things you think of before breast cancer. he said what is wrong with you? breast cancer is a part of you, it's like going to colleges, working at nbc, getting married, he said i'm going to give you some advice and then i'll let you go to sleep. okay, i said, he said the following words which now mean so much to me today, don't hog your journey, it's not just for you, you can take your business and shove it deep in your pockets and take to it your grave or you can help someone, it's your choice. >> oh, i love that. that's nice. >> who was the guy? >> ken, i was coming back from ireland. remember i went there right after my surger

kathy lewis is host of hearsay with kathy lewis in hampton road, virginia and john myers is the sacramento bureau chief for kqed public radio. let's start with the economic picture and then bring in the politics. gene grant, how about a snapshot of the economy there? things better than when we last talkd? >> a little bit. the snapshot is a bit of a mixed bag but we're holding steady on the unemployment rate. we're at 8.3% for the last reporting period of august, up just a little bit from 8.2%. not a big deal. we're adding jobs in some sectors. some sectors are starting to get... claiming a little bit. we're hemorrhaging some other jobs still but it's just not as bad. bankruptcies are a little bit up. foreclosures are holding steady. so we're holding tight here. it's actually not so bad as it could have been. >> brown: julie philipp in rochester, what do you see? >> in a word, static, the region is not really falling behind but it's not moving forward really at all, either. all of the job sectors, there's nothing to get excited about. really it's sort of similar to what you just heard. what

kathy smith and 1944 ocean have been sponsoring us for years. we are not a dispensary.do not exchange in -- any money. we do not have cash registers. we do not sell cannabis or anything else for that matter. i think that we are a nonprofit, not a not-for-profit, and i think there is a distinction, even though i'm not an attorney myself. i think there is some clarification. thank you very much. supervisor chiu: thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon. this is about a different kind of love. as we grow older, many of us become more and more of loan, losing our friends and loved ones to the relentless passing of time -- many of us become more and more alone. i dedicate this to the many senior citizens that have lost their loved ones and friends. a tear drop falls for a lost love, lost to the relentless drive of passing time, never to return. you will never know how we met when we reflect on the images of your living spirit as it once was, but you live in memory. you have never been closer to me now than you are now. somehow i know you know more than ever how much we lov

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. >> reporter: but safety is a major issue for kathy who has lived in oakland for five years. >> i'm a homeowner, and it would help my immediate neighborhood and probably all of oakland to have more police available. >> reporter: police staffing a major issue for oakland. some believe measure bb is the answer to put more cops on the street. betsy king says it's tied to programs that are working to stop bloodshed on the streets of oakland. >> if measure bb doesn't pass, this program and many other really excellent programs will have to end. >> reporter: bb is a revision of measure y, a taxpayer initiative that brings in $20 million a year. those in favor of it say it will bring 63 oakland cops back to the force and allow some 60 anti-violence programs previously funded by measure y, programs like street outreach. >> when there is eye shooting in oakland, we're in the hospitals, we're in the neighborhoods. >> there is a program like this in 46 cities around the u.s. this young man is a former gang member. street outreach reached out and pulled him out of the darkness into the light. >>

because after 29 years of marriage, kathy and her husband divorced. but months later they are still living under the same roof. >> i can't afford to buy him out and he can't afford to buy me out. so we are here until we sell the home. >> reporter: her ex-husband declined to speak to us. they sleep in separate homes and they communicate by texting. it's tough on everyone including their 19-year-old son. >> come on. buy it. sell it. >> reporter: unemployment in st. louis is hovering around 10%. fewer people are looking for a new flfs. it's uphill for sellers like kathy. this troubled market isn't just affecting divorced couples. for others it's affecting their tire retirement plan. he's in double trouble. laid off from his executive job 2009 he can't find another. so he needs to move. >> house has been on the market for 12 months and not one person has come to s it. >> reporter: they realize it may be years before both the job and housing markets recover. he now thinks he'll be forced to retire years before they are financially ready. >> it wasn't plann

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kathy said, "well, let me give you rachel's number." rachel just made it effortless. i didn't have to do any of the work. rachel did it for me. extremely friendly... easy. i'll say, "i need this," we'd say here it is, and she says, "great. let me get back to you." so she spent a lot more time with me on the phone, face-to-face. she knows that's what my personality is and what i prefer. whereas if it was somebody else... like me. like tina. i'm on the computer all the time. it was emails and emails and faxes. she was just willing to do it the way we did it. clients i work with develop a relationship that lasts well beyond closing their loan. middle of the day at work i'd be emailing her. i don't know what to do. she's like, "don't worry. i got it." i don't want to say brainless, 'cause i'm smart, but i didn't have to think about any of it. easy. easy. easy. the whole loan process was simple and convenient! that's why i love quicken loans! ♪ [ female announcer ] yoplait's real fruit and the goodness of dairy gives you a little slice of happy. and happiness comes in 25 d

if you take this, kathie lee, and hoda, i'll have you do this.there. >> oh, yeah. >> that's easy, right? >> i'm going to move down here. >> you got to be prepared for a lot of hours. this is going to take a while. >> absolutely. >> don't people -- they do it too fast, they don't prep properly and then they have to redo it a year later because it chips, it is terrible. >> it is the truth. want to do it right the first time. >> so smart. >> now we start painting? >> now you have your door sanded, it is time to paint. you want to use the right tools. even a paint brush, these little angles, these weird cuts -- >> they're there for a reason. >> they are. this is perfect for the moulding. we'll start with an exterior paint. >> i love to paint. >> you do? use your edges and mouldings here. this is behr's ultra paint, paint and primer all in one. >> oh, good, which makes sense. >> saves money and time and for $35 a gallon, can't beat that. you're going crazy. >> i love it. >> you have to paint in one direction. >> i like to paint in one direction, full

i was in baghdad, wt bank, and now, laughing and scratching with kathie lee at 10:00.aving whiplash. we are all multifaceted. there is a part of me that is intraspectivand wants to let it all g it let's me work another muscle. nothing structure >> it makes it interesting, to watch your reactions to what she said. >> if you swallowed a truth pill and urted out everything you thought. that is what it is like. you know who she is, sheisn't a difatell its it like it is. a really, really enjoy her. i feel like i know exactly who she is. >> quickly tell me, what was t most difficult time in your life? >> probably, the year where i battled both breastancer and a divorce. having two tragedies is hard to deal with. you part your grief. yodon't focus on one more than the other. you keep your head above water. >> we thank you so much. so happy to see you, so excited for you. it is great. >>t is great to see you. my family is happy to see you. >> talk to you later. >> you, too. >> and the supreme court is hearing from parents who say their daughter suffered health problems after g

kathy was home when the gas line exploded on september 9, just a few blocks from her house. she says if pg&e rebuilds the transmission line. >> i will leave. if the pipe goes back in, i'm out of here. definitely. >> reporter: today san bruno mayor and state senator met with pg&e and say the ceo is committed to relocating the line. >> mr. john has made the commitment to me on behalf of pg&e that they did not -- he did not want that peline reconnected through the glenview neighborhood. >> reporter: it won't be easy finding a route that can avoid other neighborhoods in this densely-populated area. >> pg&e staff, they are, in fact, right now going through different modeling possibilities of where might you put that particular pipe. >> reporter: today we learned pg&e has turned off the gas in a mile and a half stretch of the pipeline seen here in red between crestwood drive and skyline. but one problem is winter is approaching, when gas demand is higher throughout the san francisco peninsula. >> they can't break the line, change the line, or install automatic valves right now. th

kathy was home when the gas line exploded on september 9, just a few blocks from her house.ays if pg&e rebuilds the transmission line. >> i will leave. if the pipe goes back in, i'm out of here. definitely. >> reporter: today san bruno mayor and state senator met with pg&e and say the ceo is committed to relocating the line. >> mr. john has made the commitment to me on behalf of pg&e that they did not -- he did not want that pipeline reconnected through the glenview neighborhood. >> reporter: it won't be easy finding a route that can avoid other neighborhoods in this densely-populated area. >> pg&e staff, they are, in fact, right now going through different modeling possibilities of where might you put that particular pipe. >> reporter: today we learned pg&e has turned off the gas in a mile and a half stretch of the pipeline seen here in red between crestwood drive and skyline. but one problem is winter is approaching, when gas demand is higher throughout the san francisco peninsula. >> they can't break the line, change the line, or install automatic valves right now. that w

the moderator of the debate was kathy tate braddish. was about to kick off the debate when someone suggested they recite the prem of allegiance -- pledge of allegiance. after all, still america. there were no video cameras allowed but someone had a cell phone and they were rolling digital tape. in this, you will see republican candidate joe walsh. watch what happens. >> i'm sorry, do i have a point of order? >> are we going to stay the pledge of allegiance? >> no, we are not. not part of this tonight. [ crowd reacts ] >> excuse me, excuse me, i have absolutely nothing for or against saying the pledge of allegiance at the beginning of something like this, but in fact, that has never been part of -- [ audience reacts ] [ audience reciting "pledge of allegiance" ] [ applause ] >> glenn: let me start here. first of all, who is neutral on the "pledge of allegiance"? hey, i'm neither for it nor against it? what good reason is there not to say it in the setting? the moderator tried to defend herself after the crowd recited the pledge and then

. >>> police chief kathy lenear retaliated against the union back inr of 2009 that. is the decision from an arbitrator who has order the the chief and three others from refrain from interfering in union business. paul wagner joins us with more on this. >> reporter: the case was heard by the public employee relations board which found the chief, two attorneys, and a lieutenant took unjustified and unprecedented actions when they revoked the police powers of christopher baumann. according to the complaint, which we saw just a few minutes ago, the ui don't know members had not completed in service training so the chief decided to punish them but the union leadership said they didn't have to attend the training and the lawyer who heard the case agreed. this is a portion of her conclusion. in the final analysis the responsibilities, chief kat leer lenear and others, failed to present legitimate grounds. it is fair to conclude that the predominant motive for the responsibilities' unprecedented and unilateral actions in its treatment of the union officials, that is to retal

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kathie lee is across the street at the msnbc.com digital cafe.e's title. how are people going to do on this? >> they're going to do okay. it's not too hard. >> let's see. >> these two ladies are from rod economister. it's your 40th birthday. which is the highest grossing animated movie sequel. toy story 3, ice age the meltdown, alvin the chip amongs or is that rec the third. >> number two. >> no. that's all right, you're going to love this. >> the correct answer is "toy story 3." >> yes. it is the most successful cartoon ever. it it came out over the summer. it's the only cartoon to make a billion dollars around the world. it was a hit all over the world. in australia, mexico. >> all over? >> everywhere. >> i found it scary. >> ffs a little scaregy. >> i think it should have been rated pg definitely. >> back across to kathie lee. >> i'm here with this lovely family from north carolina and mark zukerberg right here. for the next question, look at this clip. watch right there. >> harry, no! >> true or false, so far the six har harry potter films ha

i'm kathy park.ice in fairfax county are searching for a brazen serial burglar. at least three homes have been struck this week in the an annandale area. investigators believe the same person is responsible for at least 87 separate burglaries throughout the county. police are urging residents to lock doors and windows of their homes and vehicles. investigators are working to determine the cause of a fire in brunswick. the two-alarm blaze started last night, causing heavy damage to a home along the 800 block of brunswick street. one person was rescued and flown to a nearby hospital. and now let's head over to chris for a check of the weekend forecast. >> good morning. it is saturday, it's crisp, it's cool, it's gorgeous outside. we have some changes to talk about, though, especially for the second half of your weekend. take a look at weather bug right now, showing us a beautiful picture. nice, bright sunshine. 55 at patuxent river. leesburg, good morning, waking up to 48 degrees. sun scan shows that s

kathy lee. >> and a woman who lost 145 pounds, she' i'm frank kratovil and i approve this message.s. his past attacks have been called deceptive, his new attack, false. harris voted for deregulation increasing our electric bills by 72% it's not surprising, harris always sides with the big guys. he opposes cracking down on wall street and supports tax breaks for companies that ship jobs overseas. harris even opposed making big insurance cover cancer screenings. andy harris' extreme ideas will cost us. >> live, local, latebreaking. this is a wbal-tv 11 news update. >> off and on rainshowers are going to be with us all the way through the evening. breezy and kind of cool today. average high temperature is 72. upper 50s this afternoon. seven-day forecast gets much better at the end of the week. we will see temperatures and

my name is kathy lynn and i live at 322 serrano drive in parkmerced. first, how can you possibly consider giving entitlements to fortress investment fund, a new owner of parkmerced. i'm told they are defendants in a $500 million mortgage fraud scam. i'm not a rent controlled unit slated for demolition. i'm a person who is slated to lose her home of 57 years along with 2,800 other people who are slated to lose their homes if this development goes through. so far we have no written document guaranteeing us future rent controlled departments, only verbal promises. suspending the protection of ceqa, environmental guidelines for this entitlement process is wrong. this process involves regrading of t e

. >> kathy jordan says that she is being wrongly evicted and is now suing. this dramatic halt could throw a fragile real estate industry into chaos, even prolonging the housing bust. president obama talked about the slow recovery. >> the damage left by this recession is so deep that it will take a long time to get out. >> regardless, many are calling this a victory. chris dodd, head of the senate banking committee said that american families should not have to worry about losing their homes to sloppy, bureaucratic mismanagement or fraud. >> as a matter of fact, he said that he will have a hearing on that matter next month on capitol hill. j.p. morgan chase and allied bank also falling sick. they are stopping foreclosures in 23 states. bank of america said it should only take a matter of weeks to clear up all the confusion. >> thank you, scott. maryland's governor is among those praising the freeze on foreclosures. he is now urging other lenders to follow suit. several lawmakers have written letters to several lenders, asking them to halt foreclosures and to

kathy widener. >> thank you. the airport is here today seeking your approval for six airline leases. the terms of the leases before you are identical to the 25 airline leases that the board approved in may of this year. this is the new agreement. you will see another batch of airlines coming to you at the beginning of the new year. we believe another seven to 10 will sign onto the new leases. this will allow us to continue our annual service payment to the city. the current agreement expires in 2011. as these airlines are signing on, they are agreeing to another 10 years. an important part in that is the continual annual service payments. under the terms, the airport anticipates revenues of approximately $366 million over the 10-year term of the lease. the proposed modifications to the existing leases were to continental and alaska, and it will reduce their overall square footage by 5.1% at the airport. the terms are identical to those that you approved in may. happy to answer any questions. supervisor avalos: ho

>>hat's a great song. >> kathie lee.ee and frank to a football game so she can know what it means to be a hok. >> it's actually a great experience to be in that stadium. you guys, thank you both. >> so glad we cleare it up. >> we love you, hoda. >> tell the turkey that we're very sorry what they did to him. very, very sorry. there was no need for that, really. he should have had a lot of little turkeys by now. but no. it's cruel. >> you see what's happening, bo? >> cruel. but thank you. >> bye, guys. >> i saw the cutest little cartoon the other day. it's two bloodhounds sitting next to each other. one of them said what kind of best friend removesour testicles? i mean, come on. man's best friend? it's just not right. now, it's my turn to apologize to altoona, iowa, wh had a big day yesterday. apparently altoona is part of the des moines metropolitan area. >> let's point out what happened. michael bolton was on "dancing with the stars," and he was singing. what happened, tom bergeron at the end of the song said, and now yo

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you, close-up, kathie lee, long hair, wear it well, okay. going to, you know, she's going to not listen to anybody else's rules. >> and then there is jimmy. who makes fabio look look liike girl. >> he wears it better than anyone, doesn't he? >> they say it underminds your professional credibility. >> it doesn't. >> every time i go cut my hair, my us is says -- he hates it. >> men like it long. >> he looked up from something and he looked up from something and said, hi, butch. >> when you cut your hair? >> yes. did not like it. >> men love long hair. he don't see why women have to cut their hair. i don't understand why people bring it up. it is brought up a lot. they say why doesn't so and so cut her hair, not about you but about other people. they never, ever say it about you. >> there are other things in life like drinking and we have some solutions for you. this is very funny. you no he hknow how lazy we are nation anyway. now you can use your remote, but it also has got a bottle opener right there. you can sit there, don't even have to ge

>>reporter: kathy hopes the promises hold true.he owns a store called dome in the willow glen district of san jose. she says finding affordable quality health insurance for her employees is next to impossibl impossible. >> small independent store just can't afford p.m. decent coverage. we can't compete with the big guys. >>reporter: the reform may be historic but it is not immediate. consumer lick kathy won't be able to buy coverage from the exchange until 2014. in san jose, corina rus abc 7 news. >> governor also signed a bill to move up the cut off date for starting kindergarten to september 1st. it will be phased in over three years starting in 2012. >> oakland woman cused of badly beating her 2-year-old daughter is under arrest tonight. it happened this afternoon in this home on lynn street. the toddler was unconscious when police arrived and remains hospitalized tonight. we understand in guarded condition. neighbors say they heard the woman screaming out of a window in spanish. spoke with a witness would didn't want to be iden

>> my name is kathy, i came up here for the panel and am very appreciative of the work you are doing. what do you think of community media? public access channels? what is the role in the new media landscape? journalism academies in the hyper globalism journal, it is there and the advice for nonprofit working at the new media center? >> we can give that question to barry. maybe you can give her some advice? >> there are a lot of challenges in community media right now. i have been trying to get our local station to work with us to figure out how to work together to get things going in the community. one of the challenges right now that the media landscape has is that it has been remade for lot of the other stations. these folks that are doing educational government television right now are rooted in ratings in a lot of cases. anyone can be broadcaster and no one wants access to the channel anymore. really, we are just at the beginning of this. for example, i no longer have cable. i get all of my television of the web. that is not on the -- that is not an unusual situation. >> [unintel

. >> kathy says the yellow paint r nervous. she was home when it sfloeded on september 9th just a few blocks from her house. if they rebuild the line. >> i will leave. if it goes bacn , i'm out of here, definitely. >> today san bruno mayor and stn ator eye met pg&e and the ceo committed to relocating the line. >> he made the commitment to me on behalf of pg&e that he did not want that pipeline reconnected through the glenview neighborhood and they would do everything they could to find another location. >> but it won't be easy that wil find another neighborhood in this densely populated area. >> pg&e staff are in fact rightw going through different modelling possibilities of where might you put that particular pipe. >> today we learned that p gchlx g&e has turned off the gas in a mile and a half stretch of the pipeline seen here in red. the one problem winter is approaching when gas demand isest for customers. >> so they can't break the liney can't change the line, they can't install automatic valves because it will stop the pr