do you know where kathy lee and hoda -- kathy lee and how wide -- that was freudian. lee and frank went on their honeymoon? >> which one? >> i don't know. >> this is a tough one. or -- >> or. are we running all over and doing you know what everywhere? let's see. come on. what is it? what is it? >> carmel or gurney's inn in montauk. >> oh, i went with italy. >> you're wrong. >> i think you still won. >> i did win. because i know more about you than you know about me, hala beery. >> we gave you a wooden spoon with wine. wood is the five-year anniversary gift. it is about strength and solidity in a relationship. i don't even know if solidity is a word, but -- >> it isn't. >> oh, my gosh. that was fun. >> thank you. yes. what a game. get over there sara and do what you do best for baby of the week announcement. >> it's time for today's johnson's baby announcements. and we celebrate new moms and their adorable new additions to their families. >>> first up is an adorable carli cynthiana barron. carli was born to tara and carlos of huntington, west virginia on february 20th.

but that's not kathie lee. kathie lee goes rogue all the time. there is no containing that woman. she did it all on her own. >> now, what -- >> i love that billy. he should know. >> let's talk about what they're discussing. >> so what happened was probably a couple of weeks ago, kath started a -- i guess you could call it a petition. >> it wasn't, though. it was, because we didn't -- we just wanted -- it's a proclamation. >> a proclamation. >> it was about support for matt in this -- at the "today" show. and matt has worked with all of us here at the "today" show for a long, long time. cameramen and people in the sound division and everywhere. >> drivers. everybody. >> so kath started circulating this proclamation and people were dying to sign it. >> this is the beautiful thing. you all want to be -- everybody is going through this together because we all read the same news magazines, we see the same stuff. but you know it's almost like you're in a playground and this bully just keeps beating up the same kid every day and everybody is standing around going that's not right. you kn

maybe kathie lee may be playing her. >> really?> hoda, there would be a part for you, too. >> you would be great. >> we're so happy for you. you are adorable. >> coming up tomorrow. a great performance by michael bu lay. hadn't had hem. jeff: how man's best friend sailor.ave a >> you're so used to that threat. it's hard to turn it off. a sense of security. jeff: look at that. pavis andr stylist ken his cut, all wigged out. >> you look like ben franklin. unleash the e hounds. wow! [ applause ] hello, hello! roll it! cbs television distribution ] all right. a little about me. married.tly i work with my wife on this show. and i'm learning how to be a dad to two amazing kids in a blended family. i'm hosting a talk

>> kathie lee. >> that's right, kathie lee. >> they asked us to do a cameo, hoda-woman. you were on your book tour, you couldn't make it. >> this one, you did not play yourself. >> i played myself. >> you played kathie lee monroe. >> marilyn monroe meets kathie lee gifford. >> hey, ivy. you did four shows over the weekend and flew out to los angeles, did leno last night. got home on the red-eye and here you are with us on the "today" show, it must be exhausting. >> no, it's exhilarating, kathie lee. >> are you ready to mambo? >> i'm ready. >> watch how it's done. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> fun! ♪ >> that's great. >> that was cool. >> everybody was -- that took six hours, by the way. >> i didn't know all of that was happening. >> me either. it wasn't in the script the way it was -- >> what was that supposed to be? >> i kept moaning and groaning, why do they need me for six hours? i was going to say, hey girl. i didn't know until i got out to queens in some big warehouse. an old bagel factory or something. >> where they shot it. >> by the way, do you have your dancing shoe

first i would like to introduce our president kathy cochran who will say a few words about aew and aew san francisco. >> thank you roberta. thank you commissioners and friends. we're delighted to be here. a very apropos evening and if there is one thing we heard tonight it's certainly important for us to work very hard for the advancement of small businesses of women and not forget about the importance of equal pay and aew, the american association of university women has been advancing women and girls since 1881 and on the front lines for equal pay, the fight for equal pay for 100 years. they were there 40 years ago in the oval office when president kennedy signed the equal pay act and when president obama signed the lite ledbetter act and roberta is the chair of public policy and the fight is an on going one and a major priority of our national organization and they have encouraged us a thousand branches strong across the united states to acknowledge the day that is tomorrow, the equal payday and bring that voak stroke to our communities. we are delighted to be here as part of this e

which kathie lee reminds me about. you have until tuesday april 30th.ther contest, the kentucky derby hat contest. so time for our hat contest. submit your original creation on klgandhoda.com, you have until friday to get us the photo and you might win a trip to the kentucky derby. >> the people that won it last year had a ball. >> we want to give a big shout-out to bonnie hammer. she's one of our fearless leaders here at nbc she was honored with other women at the matrix awards. >> what a body she has. >> joan rivers was emceeing and you know what that meant -- it was hilarious. >> and she wasn't bleeped once. >> she was great. >> she gets those things confused with friar's clubs, i think. al got an honor from the friar's club. congratulations, al. >> these jeans have been recycled, have they not? >> they're very comfortable. >> they're $178. wow, they're expensive for, at ilovethesejeans.com. >> eight recycled bottles go into that. >> and by the way, you makeup and hair looks fab. >> who is in makeup today? >> kristen. >> thank you. >>> one of radio's

i got one. >> hoda, what song does kathie lee sing in the shower? >> okay? >> sandra bullock. >> sandra bullock. >> you know what, if you guys watched "the blind side" watch sandra bullock's character and tell me if you don't think of klg. tell me. >> and -- do you know where kathie lee and frank went on their honeymoon? >> which one? >> i don't really know. >> well, this is a tough one. or? >> running all over and doing you know what, everywhere? >> what is it? what is it? >> carmel or gurney's inn in monta montauk. >> i did win, i know more about you than you know about me, hala berry. >> we gave you a wooden spoon with wine, because wood is the five-year anniversary gift. it's about strength and solidity in a relationship. i don't even know if solidity is a word. >> it isn't. >> thank you. >> up next -- get over there, sara and do what you do best, the baby of the week announcement. >> time for today's johnson's baby announcement. we celebrate moms and their doshl new additions to their families. first up is carli barron. and the proud parents sa

>>> from nbc news, this is "today" with kathie lee gifford and hoda kotb. live from studio, 1a. >> hello, everybody. it's wines-day wednesday, just in time for me to feel better. i want to thank all of you for the best wishes yesterday. i didn't tell everybody i wasn't feeling well for sympathy. i just wanted to create suspense that i might barf at some point in the hour. >> you're all back? >> it's one of those things where i thought you never know how it's going to go. i found the key is less than 24 hours, just drink water. no fizzy stuff, no crackers, don't do anything. >> sometimes that works. you don't put anything that might have a desire to come up. thanks, everybody. >> a.j. clemente was the anchor at bismarck. >> for one day. >> it ended quickly. it ended in a matter of seconds. >> morality failed for all of us. >> he cursed on the air. his explanation was they came on 30 seconds before they were supposed to and he was unaware they were on the air. he was cursing, because he was trying to pronounce the name of the marathon winner. he couldn't say

known before, ten years ago kathy nicholas varraso slipped on black ice, breaking her neck and causing permanent nerve damage. >> i would sit in a ball in the bottom of the shower and cry because i didn't want to cry in front of everybody. >> reporter: it was only when doctors prescribed methadone, a pain killer, that she found relief. without it, she says, she might have given up. >> i wouldn't be alive. i was at the point where i was seriously considering suicide, just because i couldn't take the pain anymore. >> reporter: thanks to the methadone, she has her life back. nationwide americans are taking more prescription medicines than ever before, more than 15 million americans take pain killers, hydrocodone, oxycodone and tramadol most prescribed. 5 million sleeping aids and 18 million take antidepressants. the risks? emily knows them all too well. >> i've lost everything and like something that started with just

my father new kathie lee when he was a surfer. kept in touch and i'm 17 going to new york to audition for theater schools. and when i was there at my auditions i sat in the audience and met her and she talked to me on the show and the casting director saw the live feed and she called the casting director and i had a meeting the next day and was cast on the show. >> jimmy: which show? >> yeah, "all my children". >> jimmy: wow, you're one of the children. do you give kathie lee a cut? >> everything. >> jimmy: she is very nice, isn't she? >> she's lovely. amazing to me. >> jimmy: it was a nice thing for her to do. >> yeah. >> jimmy: this is from "all my children" an advertisement. i think i remember this. why did this -- i remember these were bus signs. >> they were. >> jimmy: why did they put virgin on there? >> it's based on my real life, so -- they just wanted it to display it to the world. i got a lot of play after that. >> jimmy: your character was a virgin. >> the two guys on the show were trying to deflower her. she is from pi

if kathy boudin is teaching, all teachers are like kathy boudin and put them in the same-- >> no, whatn, the fact that she can be accepted in academia and the leadership at universities are not calling out these universities. look at all of the professors that just came out against a basketball coach, but you have a woman like this that does something like attack and kill people and i can't find a professor to criticize her. >> why isn't she in jail? >> she served her time for 22 years. >> so she did her time for the-- she did her time, do you not believe someone can do their time, pay their debt to society and become a productive member of society. do you not believe in christian redemption. pay your time for the crime you committed should you be denied to-- >> she killed three cops and-- >> not defending what she did. >> megyn: do you want your kids learning from kathy boudin for anything. >> if someone pays their debt to see site maybe they have something to teach people. we believe in our criminal justice system once you pay your debt, you have a right to move on. >> megyn: there's

joining me is kathy spiller. for being here tonight. >> thank you. >> first, before we go on, i should note that msnbc cannot confirm that roder is the caller on the tape but prison officials in kansas tell uses there are, quote, reasonable indications that the man on the call is in fact the convicted murderer. so kathy, what's your response to this tape? >> well, i think it's a very serious threat against the new clinic and other parts of that audiotape they talk specifically about the new director, julie burkhart. they talk about a target on her back. in fact, they go so far to talk about the idea of maybe if we kill enough doctors, we will be able to end abortion in this country. this is nothing short of domestic terrorism and a threat being used in an effort to intimidate women and men who are providing very vitally needed health reproductive services. it's frightening because we don't know the extremist network that might next pick up the gun. >> kathy, 8 down, 92 to go. here's what the caller told david lea

kathy chang graduated from a top university, studying business, but couldn't find work for months. so she came here to study web development. so you were quite literally learning so you could get a job? >> absolutely. i think everyone in my classroom was learning so they could get a job. >> reporter: kathy was recruited right here on site. some look for a new start, new life. you're here to say it is possible to reinvent yourself? i mean, here you are, doing it. >> it is possible. >> reporter: could this be a new formula for training those out of work for the jobs that do exist? even if it's something they've never done before? there was a new factory our made in america team took you to upstate new york, david taking us into the training lab where half of the students in the room had already been promised jobs. they were learning to make microchips to power our smartphones, laptops and electronics. the company, global foundries skipping over europe and singapore to build in malta, new york, in part because that community promised there were unemployed workers just waiting to be tr

. >> i love this dog, kathie, he's the absolute best dog ever. i've got to tell you, in the beginning i wasn't sure if it was the right thing for me just because i thought oh, my god, how am i going to do it? i have to tell you, i'm going to figure it out. the dog walker texted me. he's not crying. >> because you're a good parent. and that's wonderful. he changes your heart until you don't want to do anything on saturday night. you want to be home with blake. >> i did not leave my apartment on saturday. i had a couple of friends who called and i said i'm busy. not really busy, but this is the first time i felt chilled out in my environment. my own apartment. i love this guy. >> are you ready for the update on cinnamon lee? >> yes, what happened? >> remember last week when you got your beautiful, it was goldfish at the time -- >> cockapoo. blake. >> not all of these things end up -- >> no, that's cinnamon lee, who didn't quite work out the way i was hoping. at his family's house. >> where is he? >> cinnamon lee, that was when my friend karen was t

>> my name is kathy and i'm from staten island, new york. >> kathy, are you for or against same-sex marriage? >> jimmy: wait a minute. what was that there? can we go back and see? there. just keep going back and forth and let's see if we can. wow. he's not from this planet, there's no way. all right. do we think kathy is for or against? >> for. >> i'm for. >> christina aguilera or britney spears? >> christina aguilera. she's a little more stable than britney spears. >> jimmy: all right. how many more do we have? two more? all right. >> my name is james hoffman from south central los angeles, california, i'm out here in hollywood. >> james, let me ask you, are you for or against same is-sex marriage? >> jimmy: all right. well, he's fashionable, we can say that. for or against? >> for. >> against. >> jimmy: about half and half on this one. >> i don't judge or whatever a person do. >> let me ask you this, if you were same-sex marriage, would you rather be same-sex marriage to justin bieber or rob kardashian? >> jimmy: that's a great choice. he's really thinking about it. all right, let's find o

kathy: [ laughing ] alex: kathy's laughing already. notice the quotation marks there. and then you all know... ...is... alex: george, where do we start? revenge for $200. what is "frankenstein"? yes. revenge for $400.

kathy wagner with the san francisco airport. we are looking for a new 10 year lease for host international, inc. for three news stands and one cafe locations. they total space is listed and three of the four proposed retail locations are located in the international terminal and they are currently operational. the fourth space is in terminal three and not available to the tenant until construction in that terminal is complete. we anticipate that work to be done in january of 2014. although the tenant will have access to their space a couple months prior to that. the 10 year lease term will commence once that final space is available to the tenant to do business. the proposed lease is the result of a competitive process with four proposals being submitted and host receiving the highest points of those that responded to the rfp. until that fourth location is operational host will pay the airport a prorated mag amount for rent . the full mag rent of $733,000 is in place once all four locations are open and host will pay the propose

>> let me make a mention of kathy for a second.s woman who did a heinous crime, no question about it, but she served her time. in america, when you pay your debt to society, you have a right to go out and be free. >> and get tenure as a professor? >> i'm fine. i have no problem with it whatsoever. i'm sure there are a lot of people who commit heinous crienlcrimeswhen they were youne pretty good jobs. it's not up to us to decide what the legal issue is. if columbia wants to hire her, they paid her debt -- she paid her debt. i was part of the anti-war movement in the '60s and '70s. there was a fringe element of the anti-war movement that gave us the bad name, not the least of which was the weather underground. all people who did that were not that kind of people. i would hope redford's movie would make that clear. >> she should still be in jail. >> why? she paid her price. >> the underground founder is at the university of chicago. his girlfriend is at northwestern law, and now kathy is at columbia university. i don't want my kid lea

kathie lee? i'll tell you, nobody. because you're going to want to see if i actually let the girls interview cal 10, don't count on it. i love those girls because they didn't make me stick to the script. and i would love to go back any time with them. they were ready. you know how i am about that. i got there 15 minutes early. they were waiting and they were ready. you know what took me the longest? just signing all the stuff after i finished. you sign -- i think i signed cody and cassidy away to mtv. there's mounds of paperwork. that's what's wrong with our world, hoda. >> but if you want to watch "sara and nikki" live, they're on mtv at 10:00 p.m. >>> beyonce was making a big announcement at 10:00. she was saying get ready. she has released a new single called "grown woman" part of a pepsi commercial. >> when she's being paid $30 million for? >> that would be it. >> let's watch it and see if we like it. >> because she needs the money. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> embrace your past, but live for now.

it's a site kathy wish she'd visited before switching roxie's food. >> many pet parents make their own dog food but it's important to consult your vet first. each pet has different requirements and there are special vitamins and acids that must be added to complete any homemade diet. you'll find links to some of the vet gottens at cbssf.com -- ingredients at kpix.com. >>> virgin gay lek tick completed the flight above the mojave desert. climbing to 56,000 feet. it broke the sound barrier during its 10 minute flight. they said they will continue testing with plans to reach full someplace flight by the end of this year. you save up because receipt receipts going for 200 grand each. >> talk about a are trip of a lifetime. >> and that'sfirst class. >> would you do it, 200 grand. >> absolutely not. there are so many other places i need e to spend money. not a space flight for me. i tell you what, you don't have to spend a dime to fly anywhere for great weather. we have it right here. there are people spending all around the country and world to cop here, come to wine country, san francisco,

kathy wagner with the san francisco airport. we are looking for a new 10 year lease for host international, inc. for three news stands and one cafe locations. they total space is listed and three of the four proposed retail locations are located in the international terminal and they are currently operational. the fourth space is in terminal three and not available to the tenant until construction in that terminal is complete. we anticipate that work to be done in january of 2014. although the tenant will have access to their space a couple months prior to that. the 10 year lease term will

. >> you know what it's time for, kathie lee's friday funnies. of america is rejoicing. >> laura lee kroner. several men are in the locker room of a golf club, a cell phone on a bench rings and a man picks it up using the speaker phone. everyone else in the room is just listening and the man says hello. and the woman says honey, it's me, are you at the club? and the man says yes. and the woman says i'm at the mall and i just found this beautiful leather jacket, it's only $1,000, is it okay if i buy it? and the man says sure, go ahead if you like it that much. and she says, i also stopped by the mercedes dealership and i found a model i really like. and i found a car i like. and he said, how much is it? and she said, $65,000. and he said, okay, but for that price i want it with all options. woman say, great. oh, and i more thing, honey. i house we wanted last year is back on the market and they're only asking $950,000. the man says, okay, well, go ahead and give them an offer but make it $900,000. and the woman says, okay, i love you. >> and he sa

. >> there's a cool new book that kathie and i are featured prominently in.hion book that is coming out when? >> coming out on tuesday. >> what's it called? >> the power of style. >> it's a beautiful book by the way. >> i'm excited about it. >> i loved your video, people can go and see. >> i am going to bare what's under my dress. >> sitting there in front of the mirror with your spanx. >> and your bra. >> it's a lot bigger than this one. >> you'll have to tune in, there's a really good reason for it, but thank you. and i'm really excited about chanel's new color collection. >> because these are some really cool, if you look close at my eye i've got green on right now and color eye shadow and liner is a big trend that people see in the magazine and think, oh, i can't wear it. this is a great new collection, feel this, it has this cool waterblast of color. and hoda, you could. even like this mint, they have this bright yellow, it goes on ever so subtle on the tip. we'll do a demo on that. but then next i know a lot of women are sort of when it comes to the war

kathy henley and colonel peacock are working the late shift at the yard. >> it was around 1:03 in the morning of the 18th. me and colonel were sitting there at his desk. we were going over the paperwork. to the left of me, we had a monitor sitting there. while i was talking to him, out the corner of my eye i could see something moving around a lot. >> kathy turns to watch the security camera and can't believe her eyes. >> this thing was out here. and then after it twirled around going through the back end of a car, you could see a ball of light come off. i said you need to check the lot out. >> that's when i came out here to see if anybody's doing it. i couldn't find nobody. >> what was was in the yard has vanished. >> so i pulled the videotape out and i took it home with me. when you go from a little screen to one this big, you could see it. and to me honestly looked like a woman wearing overalls with blond hair and a white shirt and she was twirling around with the cars and everything back here. >> the security camera records fewer frames per second than a regular camera giving it a

. >> 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 that will change their lives forever. >> noreen kessler: and you just see a whole new person, a whole new beginning. it's almost like they're reborn. i can't think of another word but phenomenal. [ music ] >> roma downey: as a mother, i would do anything i could to help my child live a normal life. and i'm sure you would, too. but what if you couldn't do anything? what if you were totally helpless? that's the situation for hundreds and thousands of parents in devel

mayor vincent gray, and kathy leslenier say that extra policei measures are in place. plac >> we believe we are prepared to defend the thousands of people e that visit the city this time of year. >> for washington d.c., because we have so ngmany events here ad because this is the nation'snats capital, the combinations of law enforcement resources, unitedure states park police, metro transit police and all of our other partners around here, worrying together here, we have a lot of assets and everything r that needs to be in place is in place. >> they will have more on preparations for another's emancipation day parade coming up in the next hour. hour >>> meantime we are getting a clearer extent of the injuries u and what boston police are are saying on about the attack. >> and a look at how yesterday't events could impact one issue iu that has been seeing some momentum. the time is 4:37.  >>> more on the developing aftermath of the explosions at o boston marathon.bost this morning heavily armed armed police are patrolling outside hospital. they a

and later, comedian kathy griffin says it's sad but true.at she's talking about in the newsroom. and those are my final four picks. now over to you charles???? sir charles' single miles card left him blacked out. he's coming to us from home. that's gotta be traveling. now instead of covering the final four, he's stuck covering fourth graders. brick! bobby is 1 for 36. mikey? he keeps taking these low-percentage shots. and julio? i don't know what julio's doing. next time get the capital one venture card and fly any airline any time. what's in your wallet? can you get me mr. baldwin's autograph? get lost, kid. can you get me mr. baldwin's autograph? they're coming. yeah. british. later. sorry. ok...four words... scarecrow in the wind... a baboon... monkey? hot stew saturday!? ronny: hey jimmy, how happy are folks who save hundreds of dollars switching to geico? jimmy: happier than paul revere with a cell phone. ronny: why not? anncr: get happy. get geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. when i'm hungry, my tummy growls

. >> thank you kathy. this meeting is serendipitous and tomorrow is equal payday and tomorrow is the day that women caught up with what men earned last year so women on average 70 cents per dollar a man makes and here in california it's a little better and it's 85 cents and up to a lifetime that is a lot of lost earnings and affects families and childrens and the small businesses in the city but if you believe it's due to choices that women make and there has been a lot of chart cheart about that in the community. that's the primary reason let's look at some fact thes here. i learned about a chemical firm that was bought out. with the new contract the engineers discovered that the women had a bigger salary bump than the men did and previously paid less for the same work and i am sure you will agree that gap can't be explained by choices that the women engineers made, and a new gender gap has been discovered. last we're we released a study on college graduate earnings. the research showed that women worked

she's a full-time nanny, so nap time means kathie lee and hoda time.vickie, tgif stands for thank god it's fourth hour. she's not only a loyal viewer but a true show ambassador, she's always talking about the show to friends and family and even strangers. her facebook wall is full of posts of her favorite "today show" segments, like ambush makeovers. big congratulations to vickie. and in celebration of earth weekend, nbc universal, we are sending you on a very green trip to greensboro, north carolina. >> it's gorgeous there. >> especially this time of year. >> you and a guest will enjoy a twonight stay at the platinum-certified hotel in the u.s., the proximity hotel. it has a elevator tha generates electricity, 100 solar panels that heat the water and a restaurant with views of a nature preserve. it includes lunch and dinner, bike rentals, round-trip airfare for two, provided by the proximity hotel in greensboro, north carolina. >> she'll have a ball. >> i like her t-shirt. >> she's a party animal, that one. >> if you ever find yourself in a bind, just

about this job, not about the job, but about the fact that i've would like to stay, but i told him kathy and i have been married 46 years, and she wins out. he said, and give me her cell number, i will call her. i said, i did not want you to do that. i do not want you to hear these arguments she will make to you. [laughter] but conflicted about this, it is the right decision for our family. we have been in public service 35 years, and we think we have done it the right way. we have done it in a bipartisan way, in a way that reflects the best values of america. the final pages of my book of service i think will be remembered for bipartisanship, for serving in one of the most historic administrations in the history of our country. i am so pleased the president gave us an opportunity to have a front-row seat on watching history and a front-row seat on making a little history. we what an opportunity that will never ever forget. is so, we leave while there still applauding, which is not always easy in public service. they are not only applauding for me, but for president obama and a team of p

speaking of education, lots of tweets online on the kathy bodine.aid she killed someone, no, she was a get away driver. no, no, no, she pleaded guilty to murder which is what it is when you drive the getaway car and brinks guards and cops were killed. murder. and may have opened a trillion dollar can of worms when it comes to public pensions and who is going to pay them. n.r.a. unveils a long awaited plan to keep keeps safe. it's like a sexy sandwich. [ anouncer ] compare new griddle melts yourself. just $4. it's like a sexy sandwich. it's an epic breakfast sandwich. >> fox news alert on a big day in the debate over the second amendment and the rights contained therein as the n.r.a. unveils its new plan to keep children safe in school. welcome to a brand now hour of "america live," i'm megyn kelly. the school shield promise n.r.a. after newtown, connecticut. it it comes as congress struggles with a compromise on the issues of gun rights and gun control. proposed training programs for school resource officers. a recommendation that states change laws

and those who don't, lucky, they get a kathie lee cd. it is access hollywood's michelle beadle. >> all right. i don't want to put pressure on anyone, but i expect a perfect record on this. >> kath, take it away. >> i didn't know it was national siblings day, did you know, hoda? >> no. >> say hello to irwin. you're from little falls, new york. here's your question. finish the lyrics to this theme song ♪ here's the story ♪ of a lovely lady ♪ who was bringing up three very lovely girls ♪ >> here you go anybody here to help her? you don't know, let 'be honest. you've got 12 new songs to learn. >> beadle. ♪ all of them with hair of gold ♪ ♪ like their mother ♪ the youngest one in curls >>> cindy -- >> did you watch it growing up? >> i did -- well, in reruns. sure. sure, i did. we're going to bring it more recent. >> let's see. sherrill from seattle. honey, what are the names of the real-life twins that have played roles in "it takes two" and the tv series "full house." >> olsens. >> katie -- kate. >> mary kate and ashley. she got it. she got

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and she was honored by new york university as well, kathy boudin.nd how they wound up and whether there's any sort of disdain on that movement. i talked with michelle malkin how you've got casey anthony acquitted of killing her child even though most of us believe she did it struggling to sell a book because people don't want her to reward for her actions and this is a woman admits she kills three law enforcement officers ap columbia university says welcome aboard. love to give you some money and expose our nation to it. >> and worst still, we have a generation who doesn't know the story and will never understand it. >> megyn: john thank you, and michael thank you as well. and follow me on twitter, let me know what you think: @megyn kelly, wow. up next kelly's court on the new controversy after a judge approved a taxpayer-funded sex change operation for a convicted murderer. new developments. . >> kelly's court is back in session today. robert is in jail and he a sex change operation is a medical necessity and that the citizens of the state of massa

kathy bodine has been a counselor with the prom development since 1964. working within communities with limited resources to solve social problems and supporting individuals to overcome their own odds and a sense and direction. >> the nyu talks about the activist. >> jonathon and remi, you were both all for columbia hiring this murderer. remi, you challenged greg's assertion. a couple things. when she took part in the brinks robbery she was 38 years old. you you can't even say it was youthful stupidity. >> i didn't say that. and i didn't say columbia shouldn't hire her. >> i want to say this was full on adult stupidity. michael, do you want to handle the question on whether she has shown remorse? >> well she claims to have shown remorse in her 2003 appeal hearing where she says she is sorry. but then of course doesn't cop to a lot of the things everybody else has said that she. >>> -- that she knew when the house blew up. she is trying to be remorseful and get out of prison. that's my take. >> lastly, i would give the redford movie the company but anna ke

for example, they found that homosexual men tended to like kathy griffin, adam lambert, and "wicked,"he musical. [cheers and applause] thank you, science. for the record, though, cancer-- still not cured. okay. [laughter] [cheers and applause] well, nation, i don't need some study to tell me who's gay and who isn't. that's what scarves are for. [laughter] the study also contained the blockbuster revelation that people with many friends liked jennifer lopez, while volunteers with few friends liked walking with your friend and randomly pushing them into someone or something. hey, not their fault they don't have friends. everyone they know keeps getting randomly pushed into traffic. [laughter] but most importantly, the study revealed what your facebook likes say about how smart you are. researchers found that high iq corresponds to liking mozart, science, and-- "the colbert report!" [cheers and applause] what can i say? that's right, folks [crowd chanting stephen] i don't blame you i am smart! nation, if you like my show, you are smart. end of story. don't ask questions. that's not what

kathy, angela and everyone else who helped out today. i want to express my gratitude to the san francisco library for the last ten years and there is san francisco government tv and this is going to be broadcast throughout the year. so thank you. i would like to thank julie tron from the bar association. the bar association has been our partners in terms of providing defense for poor people. in cases where the public defender is not able to provide representation, those cases are handled by the private bar and they are doing an incredible job. so thank you very much for that. i want to thank jose as a who is a public defender and here to celebrate with us. we are going to start today by showing a brief video explaining the gideon decisions >> take this empty lot. today you would never know it but history was made here. mostly all is gone and so are the people. the principle they left is still standing. it was almost as bad at life. >> it was a constitutional hero, but the cases that come to the court don't come from the winners in societ