kathy. what is new brunswick? mixed greens, $2,000. and that place is gretna green. kathy.s, $800. what is a butterfly? no. eddie or aaron? it was a horse-- a thoroughbred. racehorse. kathy. uh, mixed greens, $400. what are the green bay packers? uh, maine course, $800. what is paper? maine for $1,200. what is the missouri compromise? maine for $1,600. what is bowdoin? maine course, $2,000. and that famous woman is margaret chase smith. less than a minute to go now, kathy. what's for desert?-- $1,200. what is the mohave? desert, $1,600. you are now just $600 off the lead. i'll just wager $1,200. okay. here is the clue... aaron? what is... (beep) what is the negev? the negev. all right. three clues left. let's do desert for $2,000. the third desert is the great victoria. two clues-- (beep) well, we won't get to them. and you're still close to the lead, aaron--$19,200. eddie's still alive with that $600. here comes final jeopardy! authors. and we'll have a clue for everyone after this. authors. ready? as i'll ever be. break a leg! i used to love hearing that phrase... but not

kathy, back to you. world of food, $400.olish off the dish seen here and you can boast that you ate the whole one of these, a mexican specialty. what is enchilada? world of food, $800. what is soup? world of food, $1,200. what is an eggplant? world of food, $1,600. what is brazil? where ya of? for $400. what is cleves? world of food, $2,000. what is cabbage? $2,000 more for you. golden boys & girls for $400. who is michael phelps? golden boys & girls for $800. who is mark spitz? golden boys & girls for $1,200. here's hannah storm of espn with the clue... who is wilma rudolph? golden boys & girls for $1,600, please. you rang in with a correct response at the right moment. you trail both kathy and david. you can get a lot--you can move into second place, easily. ooh... let's go $3,200. all right. for an even $10,000 and a tie with kathy, here is the clue... who is greg louganis? yes, indeed. (sighs) uh, let's, uh, continue with golden boys & girls for $2,000. who is misty may? uh, -esque for $800. it's the fundamental position

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lee or kathie lee and regis. ever happens regis and nobody. >> he liked it when i left. he had it all to himself. believe me. >> do you think kathie lee is going to be like the human equivalent of riding a bike, even though you haven't ridden him for 12 years. >> hey, first of all, don't assume anything. >> do you think this is going to be just like picking up where you left off? >> of course. but how many years has it been? >> it's been 12 years almost to the day. >> since we got behind a desk together. >> i was kidding kathie lee earlier and said it's been since the turn of the century. >> it is true. you know what, we never practiced anything. >> i was going to ask you that. >> we showed up. >> that opening segment. you were already famous, you were already famous. when you got together and did that opening segment every morning, it was electric. how much prep went into the segment. >> none. nobody ever believed it. i know. >> i love that look. look at you. >> i miss shoulder pads. >> i always thought if i cou

kathie lee and hoda. regis and kathie lee.ark consuelos. >> god, that's a toughie. >> regis and kelly. >> i'm going to have to go with c. >> regis and kathie lee? you're right! >> i didnnidn't realize that. in all the history, ramin? >> well, of all the choices. 15 years. you guys got nine emmy nominations. >> it was actually 11. but thank you. >> 11? >> yeah. >> i'm sorry. >> reege won a bunch of them. >> did you know right away there was a spark? >> yeah. but you know, reege finally won the year i left him. right, reege? zblae. that's exactly what happened. >> come over, reege. we've got another segment. oh, one more? >> we have one more if you don't mind. i know you two are so involved with each other. here we go. what is your name? >> angie davis. >> where are you from, angie? >> naples, florida. >> naples, florida. i was just down there. here it is. which of the following household items did cleopatra hide in -- hide in to sneak into caesar's palace and spend time with him? was it a chest? a rug? a desk? or an armoire? >>

i'm kathie lee. >> oh, my god. >> please tell me she is happy.s so i can point nicely and write checks. there you go. i'm exhausted. >> we could set up a tv for you and everything. >> perfect. >> i'm get some cable coming soon. >> uh-huh. >> you can tap right in. >> uh-huh. what's on right now, "ellen?" what's the next step? are we going to get to take a look at the stuff? >> we'll start bringing it in. >> go ahead. bring it in. >> what was in there before? like a linoleum? >> before like a laminate. like 1950 style. >> watch it. i was born that decade. tired of that. all right. this stuff looks interesting. it's a little on the modern side. is that what she likes? she likes contemporary? okay. >> she's more, she's younger -- >> what are you saying? >> no, no -- i'm saying her style. ♪ >> size 2, i swear. i actually find steaming, i love it. >> therapeutic? >> yes. i can do this to my face. >> da-da-da! >> oh, my god. >> two hours. two hours. new living room. >> yeah, don't look too closely at anything. thanks for letting me surprise you today. i

. >> finally reacts to kathie lee's on-air missteps. >> so my apologies to him and his family. >> kathie lee gifford, awkward conversation. >> live television, people make mistakes. >> what the star told us about the uncomfortable moments. then... >> where all of the cute boys are. >> anna paquin shows off her baby bump as the "true blood" hotties hit the red carpet. >> why alexander skarsgard is talking about a hookup with snooki. >> love triangle. >> drew barrymore's last-minute wedding details. >> the biebs nightmare in norway. injuries, police and boat chase. what you haven't heard about his concert catastrophe. plus, what happened to anne hathaway? >> our exclusive one-on-one with oprah. >> yes! >> super hot super mom jenny mccarthy. >> is runaway bride crystal harris back in the mansion? and demi and ashton's reuniting rumors ignite. >> it's your hookups to hollywood. this is "e! news." >> oh, this one makes me cringe. it is awkward blunder seen around the world. >> tonight martin short sounding off about kathy lease's uncomfortable mistake. >> hey, everybody, i'm giuliana rancic.

that's kathie lee and regis or as regis likes to say regis and kathie lee. >> set the dvr for that. >to the top stories of the morning with natalie morales. >> good morning, everyone. the child molestation trial of assistant football coach jerry sandusky could go to the jury by the end of this week. the defense faces a last minute decision about whether to put sandusky on the stand. meanwhile prosecutors called their final witness, the mother of one of 10 alleged victims. she cried as she testified her son wanted to stop going to sandusky's home for unspecified reasons but she'd make him go anyway. >>> jailhouse phone calls from george zimmerman and his wife could complicate his second bail hearing next week. prosecutors say the call show the zimmermans knew that a website had raised $135,000 for his defense in the killing of unarmed teen trayvon martin. several days later at a bail hearing shellie zimmerman told a judge she didn't know how much money had been raised. her husbanded bail later revoked and she was charged with perjury. >>> the georgia woman battleing a rare flesh eating

. >> meanwhile, a different family with its own chemistry, michael spain and his wife kathy. >> kathy the love of my life. i was blessed to have one day rather than the 12 years we were married. >> reporter: the shock hit them simultaneously, matt had cancer. in fact he was making tape lessons in case he died. >> do not treat girls with more respect. >> reporter: on christmas day, right after the kids unwrapped these gifts, de die. two months later in that other family, it was kathy who went, brain cancer and that's when her kids wrote out a contract, making their dad promise to never marry again without their okay. that understanding father signed the contract. but here is the twist. the two who had died, they had known each other for a while as kids and lost close touch, but for some reason, kathy on her last day alive, in her last hour, knowing about matt's recent death, said something remarkable. >> and she grabbed my hand just a little bit and looked me in the eye, she said michael, call gina, she'll help you. >> reporter: in time, he did call. and it was grief that connected bot

michael and his wife, kathy. the shock hit both families simultaneously. matt had cancer.stmas day, right after his kids unwrapped their gifts, he did die. >> i love you, mom, so much. >> reporter: two months later, in that other family, it was kathy who went. brain cancer. that's when their kids wrote out a contract, making their dad promise never to marry again without their okay. that understanding father signed the contract. here's the twist, the two who had died. they had known each other as kids and lost touch. but for some reason, kathy, in her last day alive, in her last hours, knowing about matt's recent death, said something remarkable. >> she grabbed my hand and looked me in the eye. and said call gina. she will help you. >> reporter: in time, he did call. it was grief that connected both of them at first. but that changed to love. and gina, well, matt had actually given her permission. >> if mom respected somebody and loved somebody enough to marry them after i've passed away, i want you to expect that i love and respect that guy, too. >> reporter: but michael

kathy from the cadillac hotel. if you have not gone, usually on the second friday, they host a monthly jazz concert series free for the neighborhood, along with the north of market community benefit district. nina is here to represent north of market cvt. it is amazing program we have, and i invite you to come to that. i also really want to thank the partners in our city that have worked so closely with our office to continue to make the tenderloin what it is, which is a vibrant neighborhood with services and small businesses and housing. i want to recognize mohammed nuru from dpw. he works 24 hours. we have a lot of requests from the tenderloin, and mohammed nuru is always there. i know the captain is not here. i think we have the best police captain. sari, carmen. i think we have the best police captain in the city. he is not here, but he does an amazing job in keeping our neighborhoods safer. , to recognize the work of the men and women who serve our residents. we work really closely also with jeff buckley from

. >> while some inmates sneak away for quick sex, others like kathy phillips and devon gann seek longwe'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 boys. >> yeah, they shave their head and walk around li

. >> so you're here, are you staying at your friend kathy griffins house. >> i will never stay with kathyin. >> jimmy: that's a wise move. >> has she ever asked to stay at your house? >> jimmy: we live in the same city, i will never go to her house when she invites me. i never go anywhere with her. one of the reasons is because she gave so much detail about staying at your house. >> right. she insisted one weekend and she wanted to go out the night before i was there. so kathy griffin ever asks to go to your house alone, never allow it. i sent her a key and she gets out there and i'm on -- during the news that night on cnn i get these tweets on her during my broadcast, they are naked photos of her that she is tweeting and not just like naked, you know, out of the shower, like her sprawled on the couch and, i mean, i had to get a cleaning crew in my house. then, i get out there and she is the most demanding house guest. >> jimmy: she is? >> she pretends to be salt of the earth, all down to earth, she is the most fancy person i know. she expects my house to be doubten abby. some staff of pe

andy, carol, ian, michelle, nancy, kathy. i do not think you have been called yet. >> i am taking his position. his name is jamil. you called him. supervisor mar: he can speak. >> he cannot give me his term? supervisor mar: i asked you to respect the process. >> he told me he is giving me his turn. is that illegal? supervisor mar: your name is on the bottom and he appeared. >> he said he wants me to speak for him. supervisor mar: your name is a the bottom of the list. but if he is willing to give up his time, that is fine. >> that is what i said five times. does my time start now? supervisor mar: his time has started. >> mine namefly benzo carpenter, a bayview resident in part owner of a paint company, bnc painting and decorating, and i know from experience that when it comes to hiring, blacks hire blacks, whites hire whites, asians higher asians, and latinos hire latinos. so i would like to say that african americans and our businesses need to be included in the bid process, and we also need to be given assistance in receivi

. >> kathy majette: a lot of people think that children that are born with these deformities are cursedjust imagine a life alone, that nobody wanted to be around you. >> norrie oelkers: and we had children coming in for screening with brown bagover their head. they're never allowed to leave their house unless they have a bag on their heads. >> kathy majette: some children don't live, because they have problems with eating, and drinking, and die of malnutrition. >> mel: and they see us as their last resort. >> dr. jill gora: every child deserves a fair chance at life, >> peggy stillman: it may only take an hour to do something

a >> pinheads and patriots starring regexps kathy lee in a moment. first the e-mail.clean the documents would have been released a long time ago. and from california. >> steve cross, st. louis. >> i appreciate you sending me documentation to back up that charge, please. and mitchell rarely knows what is on the urnedditied tape. producers supply her with the information. she made a rare mistake with breitbart because i didn't screen the unedited stuff. i didn't have time. that will never happen again because we now have other players in place but mitchell didn't know that. >> and from california. >> you must have sensitive hearing. you want yell? check out barney frank, that interview. i was chiding. gently chiding him. and from new york. >> justin from japan. and victoria from new jersey. >> my advice, victoria, get a no spin mug instead. you will thank me in ten years. you know, gravity? >> there you go, doreen. happy birthday. see you at the rosemont theatre. if you would like to join doreen, check it out. the show is sold out on the 23rd but we have tickets for the

pinheads and patriots on deck starring regis and kathie lee. announcer ] if a phone rings at your car insurance company and no one's around to hear it, does it make a sound? [ meows ] or if a tree falls on your car and no one's around to answer your call, do you make a sound? the answer is probably "yes" [ growling ] and "like a howler monkey." unless you're calling esurance. they have live humans on the phones to help 24/7. so you might make different sounds, like happy human sounds. esurance. insurance for the modern world. click or call. >> pinheads and patriots starring regexps kathy lee in a moment. first the e-mail. from washington. betting you are wrong, john. if the are attorney general were clean the documents would have been released a long time ago. and from california. >> steve cross, st. louis. >> i appreciate you sending me documentation to back up that charge, please. and mitchell rarely knows what is on the urnedditied tape. producers supply her with the information. she made a rare mistake with breitbart because i didn't screen

[applause] we have one last speaker before public comments, which is kathy stensley of the elder economics security index. >> good morning, i am the director of the senior division of family service agency. we have been serving those in poverty for over 100 years. some of our programs have been around since the johnson war on poverty, which really helped to lift seniors out of dire poverty in this country. we are, again, concerned about the number of seniors falling into poverty today in san francisco. as you know, the federal poverty line is around $11,000 across the country. that does not even cover the basic needs in san francisco. the inside center in oakland and los angeles has developed an index in california to develop a more realistic poverty line, which we use in our center here for older adults. to hear more on the specifics of the index, i would like to introduce jenny cheung mahia, who works at the center in los angeles. >> thank you, cathy. thank you to the supervisors. i will make my comments brief. i hope that my comments today can really complement and supplement the initia

kathie lee, you say -- >> personally i miss the whole privacy thing. >> i say sure, it's okay. >> youthing, hoda. >> not the next one. >> that is if you don't mind lots of other twitter followers watching you while you get your flirt on. that's right. >> do it in private. >>> up next, our friend dr. ruth is getting ready to pop her cork. >> what? >> we'll tell you why later. >> is that a sexual thing? >> no, it is not. >>> the amazing results of today's "ambush makeovers." >>> but first, these messages. ♪ let's talk about sex baby ♪ ♪ >>> in the early 1980s, millions of people started staying up on sundays waiting for dr. ruth westheimer to explicitly and bluntly hand out sex advice on her radio show. breaking all media barriers. and shocking listeners around the country. that was the beginning of a legend. >> now as she turns 84, dr. ruth is still sexually speaking with her newest book and going strong with a handful of other projects. she is kicking off. hello, dr. ruth. >> so good to see you. and an early happy birthday. 84 next week. >> and i did not shrink. because i couldn't shr

kathie and janet. remember they had their whole best pals got beautiful, adorable rag dolls. this is a little ethiopian one. vintage rag doll. >> i love it. >> it's $39.90 on qvc. there is a little note in here for you. >> that is so great. >> i love the ladies. >> thank you. that is so sweet. >> i love these dolls are making a comeback in the world. >> i am so excited. >> you can give to ella. >> hi, guys. my favorite thing is this talbot tea set. you know when you go to visit people or a party? it's a unique gift. you pick between three flavors of tea, a honey stick. >> you got it, girl. >> they are hoping to strike oil twice. >> it was a busy weekend in the world of entertainment. we'll have the latest buzz with andy cohen. our cells plays a ke throughout our entire lives. ♪ one a day men's 50+ is a complete multi-vitamin designed for men's health concerns as we age. ♪ it has more of seven antioxidants to support cell health. that's one a day men's 50+ healthy advantage. with smooth caramel and chocolate. ♪ hmm twix. also available in peanut butter. hmm twix. how much coff

. >> kathie lee got it right. number 2 is c which means i'm already wrong. >> i said number two is a. >> yes. >> what? >> and number 3 -- >> let me try for number 3. i said number 3 is b. >> it's b. >> number 3 is b. i got one right and the other two wrong. >> okay. >> what have we learned? >> what have i won? forget what we learned. >> what was the point? >> let me show you why i picked what i picked. it makes sense if you just look at the ladies. 1 is c. i looked what she is wearing. i said these go perfectly with her little outfit. number 2, perfect with her outfit. number 3, it goes perfect with her outfit. it's very simple, it's very female. >> nice job. >> bobbie thomas, are you proud of me? >> yes, am i. >> what about me, do you still like me? >> all right. we have a big reveal here. the independent handbag designer awards has selected the number one handbag featured in "in style" magazine. $875. >> okay. can we go back? we need to say the name of it. >> bring it out. here it is. >> it can be covered by a n

chairperson farrell: next speaker. >> my name is kathy bear. i object to any funding for the natural areas project. i lived in san francisco 10 years. before i learned about nap, i never paid attention to politics, and have never been involved in my neighborhood, mount davidson. i am concerned by the plan for cutting down healthy trees, closing trails, and wasting money that is desperately needed for part infrastructure and programs. it appears some of these activities were carried out under the trails and forestry portion of previous bonds. i would like to see responsible management of our parks and forested areas, which includes removing truly has industries. nap goes too far, and there is no demonstrated necessity. the approach of preferring native plants for the sole purpose of introducing species into areas where they do not currently exist is an experiment that is totally inappropriate in urban parks. nap is not accountable to anyone. the most affected residents were never asked for their input, and never told about what would happen in t