we believed to be the weapon was found near kathy's body. the weapon was a fence post, 2, 2 1/2 feet long, we believe. >> although kathy was using her cell phone when the attack occurred, the gfters couldn't find it anywhere near he body. when police check heard cell phone records, they discovered that someone had used her cellphone after the murder. >> one of the calls was a juan sanchez. >> investigators tracked 33-year-old want sanchez to his residence and there they found kathy's cell phone in his possession. but sanchez claimed he found the phone on the jogging path. >> he explained to us that he was riding his bike on the canal trail and he found the cell phone. he decided to use it for his personal use. >> sanchez showed police exactly where he found the phone. remarkably it was just 50 feet from kathy's body. >> there was only one individual in our mind who could have had that cell phone and that would have been the individual who attacked kathy. >> but sanchez denied he was the killer and denied seeing the blood on the trail near th

kathy lapse she heads up - where is kathy. kathy let me say this about kathy i've been as guilt leroy did this and that leo roadway was a picture guy nothing happens in the cadillac without kathy loop in fact, last thursday kathy calls me because they brings me to a resident of the cadillac that's been there are since 1962 he's in the back oh, he had to go he and his brother his brother died a month ago but in 1962 had amazing stories and the cadillac wouldn't be here without the loorpz so kathy let's hear our presentation (clapping.) i don't deserve any of that but errand is right i'm a don'ter. he was a visionary just like you not a dreamer a visionary. and when i look at this room i think gosh this is an incredible amount of talent we shouldn't let any of you escape without getting an e-mail or name or check we built the sisters letter here we have a big failure and had to close to down not only becse of the quarter because because we couldn't get the momentum going if we had this kind of group that had the ripples througho

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>> that's kathie lee's house. >> i spent $10,000. because it was $10,000. not $35,000. >> definitely the wraparound porch. >> bad idea. mine is much nicer and neater, much better. >> more expensive. >> exactly. so one for barbara. >> yeah. hoda got involved. let's put it that way. >> i was just -- i was an innocent bystander while those two -- by the way, it just escalated. and it was tense on the set. it wasn't like a normal segment. we could feel it. so anyway, we decided we'd ask the viewers what they thought. and people really chimed in with facebook comments. okay. jan lang said, i'm sorry, but kathie was the automatic winner this morning on the redos of yards. christina taylor said kathie lee has much better taste in updating homes. jennifer rich said, i enjoyed the segment with barbara. it made me literally laugh out loud. and there were other comments that you can see for yourself on our facebook page that we didn't cherry pick. >> one person thought barbara should be sent to the big house. >> all right. so we decided -- we wanted to ask people whos

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sorry, that's a kathie lee win. that's a kathie lee win. voted on. >> what did you do, kath?a bay window. it was too flat. and i changed the color scheme a little bit. >> lovely choice. brown shutters with a gray roof. >> it is not brown. they're supposed to be wood. >> wood. >> that's part of the problem. >> and look at walkway, looked like hansel and gretl won that one. >> kathie lee won that one. >> some people play by the rules and others cheat. >> the score was -- >> always going to be the person who spends more money. >> 2-1. >> hoda, i'm disappointed in you. you should support friends. do you support cheating? >> we're looking at the final product. >> stay out of my ballpark. >> i knew it was going to get good. why don't you tell us who you think did better, given that barbara overspent a little -- >> a little? >> who did better? >> hoda, i am so upset with you. >> dolly parton will sing a new song. >> i'm leaving. i'm going to -- i'm not even going to read the prompter. >> and we're going to help you drop a dress size right after this. >> i'm going to drop barbara. we

now kathy wants revenge on her mother, corinne.y. >> still protecting her. >> i am not protecting her. i am trying to protect you. >> you can't. >> if you go through with this, you are alone. i want no part of it. >> you are a part of this whether you want to be or not. julian was right. we are all twisted. the devil didn't make us that way. she did. >> whoa! and that's not even -- you should see the stuff we can't show you. >> unbelievable. >> academy award winner ellen burstyn plays the grandmother. >> rose plays cathy and heather graham plays mother corinne. >> you guys are scary. >> you two are terrifying. >> we're the twisted ones. just as bad. >> you turn. >> but we understand it in her. she's been wounded and abused. and what are you looking at? >> i was wounded and abused, too. >> okay. >> but we haven't gotten to that part yet. >> the books were -- i remember as a kid reading these books and being so creeped out. and to watch them now on television come to life is terrifying. your character really scared me, i think, the m

okay, kathy? >> you can go faster, kathy. >> now you just bake it?no, you don't. >> yes, you do. just like that. >> look at it! >> are you done? >> yes, i drizzled. >> i'll serve it up. >> here, kath. >> some whipped cream. >> hoda can't have whipped cream. >> no? >> no. can i get you one, kath? >> no. >> okay. i will. >> what do you think? >> oh, my god. >> is it really good? >> this is really good. oh, my god. that's hard to believe. >> i know. we've got another one back here. >> that's unbelievable. >> i can't believe that. all right. what is this one? >> this one is called a black forest cherry dump cake. >> okay. >> got a can of cherry pie filling. put that in the bottom of the pan. again, the pan's been lightly greased. non-stick. all the recipes are in the dump cake cookbook. >> how many different dump cakes? >> 250 of them. >> are you kidding me? a lot of dumping. >> you can pick up that cookbook and you can be dumping and baking too. >> okay. dump that down. >> spread. now we're going to take the -- these are just regular cherries. >> regula

kathie lee is usually here. billy bush, such a great guy, came today. you know kathie fell down the stairs, she was talking about it and her knee was swollen and the doctor said to her, when you have a swollen knee and bruising and stuff, it is not a good idea to fly. so billy bush is pinch hitting today and we're going to have some fun. >> a little phone call last night, in fact, just before dinner. i had a nice text exchange with kathie, she's doing good. >> we'll see her tomorrow. okay. so, again, we do have a great show. we're going it meet two of the new coaches. gwen stefani and pharrell. >> this is good stuff. >> we'll talk about them. in a minute. but we got to show you where we are. because this stage -- and before you get here, it is hard to know what's what. so we'll show you around. so, first of all, the performance stage is right here. this is where everyone does their performing on stage. okay. now, if you go over to the sky box, which is up there, that's where carson hangs out and does his thing. and -- >> that's a nice little round thing

zoning is married to her wife kathy they've been together for 18 years i see kathy back there videotaping and they have two daughters at the lectern and live down the street from me in the castro and have been long term residents. so zero i want to say from can carmen chiu she regretted she couldn't be here but it's been a honor to work with you over the years and look forward to many more years of the same so congratulations (clapping.) thank you supervisor wiener i want to thank you for the opportunity to say i'm honored to be in district 8 honor reand i'm proud to be a constituent of yours my name is my family and i appreciate what you do and work on issues that matter to the district simple things like coming to our neighborhood community meetings to talk about issues that are important to negotiating, you know, with all the stakeholders in the city and make sure that the castro construction project it's not it's minimized so we have the activities in june to legislation you've introduced effecting the ellis act or the miles act we had a chance to work together on the miles act it's a

and let me turn to you guys and kathy, first of all, congratulations. getting engaged is always exciting. >> thank you. >> and i understand from looking at this, kathy, that there's a special reason that you wanted to get married at your particular church? >> this sank wear is the sank ware where my mother was baptized as a teenager and my parents were married in this same sanctuary 67 years ago. >> diane, what about you? how do you feel about being involved in the suit? >> i feel honored to be involved in this suit. not only that kathy and i can express our love and help others -- hopefully help others to be married, kids of today, it's special that my mother-in-law was married here in this church. >> uh-huh. >> it's also special to me that this is my faith community. this is my home. this is where i'm welcome. this is where everybody loves me. as you said, we recently got engaged. kathy did it up here during church service last sunday, much to my surprise. i thought we were just going to stand up here and let the congregation know that we would be goi

kathy was a great contributor. and then kathy's successor, who seamlessly picked up the ball and saw this report over the finish line with dedication, focus and confidence. i think of these folks into the entire national climate assessment team, the whole ncadac five, 300 office, even more numerous reviewers, i think we owe them a big vote of thanks and i want to lead with that. [applause] >> and to the rest of you who are here today, our partners and our possessions and institutions standing ready to disseminate and to mitigate the findings of this report and its message that we need to take action and we can take action, i asked each of you here to absorb the energy and enthusiasm that were generating today, carry it back, share it with your constituency, share it with your communities. this is in a sense a new beginning of this effort to reach out all across the country and incentivize and organize the kinds of actions we need. tell folks to visit global change.com, to get informed about what climate is doing in

. >> while some inmates sneak away for quick sex, others like kathy phillips and devon gann seek longrelationships. >> we have a good relationship. we'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. >>

>> narrator: from nbc news, this is "today" with kathie lee gifford and hoda kotb, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> am i live? >> hello, everybody. guess what? it's boozeday tuesday. a beautiful may 20. and guess what else it is? >> what. >> cher's 68th birthday today. we love our cher. that picture was taken at her concert and she said that famous saying that said hey, i'm 68 years old, what is your grandma doing tonight? >> well, we don't have cher with us, but we do have oscar winner charlize theron. great actress. plus amy breneman. two movies coming out that could not be more different and i loved them both. >> and dierks bentley will be singing a song for us. >> and matthew will answer all your relationship questions. but first, breaking news.

kathy ireland is joining us from 4s conference belting a $200 million brand. getting tongue tied and will ask you a question. how is your business? how do you see the economy? >> thank you. no dumb questions. we're very grateful our business is doing great. we're celebrating our 21st year this year. it's been an incredible journey. i'm encouraged by what i'm seeing in the marketplace, particularly with entrepreneurship. we're at the forbes women's summit, about the entrepreneurship of everything. we're re-defining power, mora forbes has brought together some phenomenal people who happen to be women, leaders in science, military, government, the big four, ceos, philanthropists. this is why i'm excited about our future, with this group of women coming together. it's extraordinary. generally speaking we love the guys, we don't discriminate. guys are really at delegating. women are extraordinary at implementing an that's what's happening here today. >> that's why we make such a great pair, right? just a moment ago we were talking about walmart and our guest was su

let's take a listen. >> hey, kathie lee. >> kathie, i heard you fell.ake it easy. >> take it easy. >> no running. >> about to go on stage. >> we're about to go on stage. we're backstage at the cher -- hoda is here. >> we can't wait. it is going to be big. >> going out like a wrestler. >> that's how you do. yes! yes! >> get strong, stay strong. peace out. >> peace out to you too, sweetie. that's so nice. >> she sang "girls just want to have fun." we were backstage for a minute. joanne is there, a crazy cyndi and cher fan. and cher got on stage and she looked amazing. and she said, a quote to the crowd, i'm 68 years old. what's your grandma doing tonight? and she rocked it. >> what a fantastic -- did everybody just go crazy. >> crazy. they went wild. >> she is one of the greatest -- she, bette midler, they're just great, great. >> amazing performers. >> and dolly who will be here with us tomorrow. >> yeah, we have her tuesday. i thought that was the peak of my mother's day, but then something else happened. >> oh, my. >> so my sister is in dubai and my br

>> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with kathie lee gifford and hoda kotb. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> hlo, everybody. wow, that was hot audio. >> that's right, baby. we're hot. >> you know why? because it's winesday wednesday. everybody's excited about that. it's may 21st. so glad you're with us today. yesterday after we finished, hoda -- you had to work double time. >> i had a little date with kit hoover from "access hollywood." they're here all week set outside on the plaza. if you come by 30 rock and look outside, you'll see billy and kit. why is there a random hand in that picture? there's just somebody reaching in. >> because everybody wants a piece of you. everybody, hoda. you're so hot. >> thanks to kit. >> all right. last night was the finale of "the voice." the final three, team blake's jake worthington, team usher's josh kaufman and team adam's christina grimmie. >> okay. if you guys haven't seen it, we're about to tell you who you won. if you have, let's just enjoy the moment again together because it was a nail-biter.

kathie lee, these for you. feel them.ey really feel like a pair of nylons and -- >> they're light. >> they'll cool you. cool you down. so in the summer we're getting into the warmer weather, you're not going to feel overheated by your shape wear. and they're light as nylons but still suck you in. >> and affordable? >> only $25. >> you say monochromatic is the right way to go. >> it is the key if you want to dress slimmer. i'll show you how we'll bring out enula. >> let's see. come on out. >> okay. so enula is dressed really beautifully -- that's her before. you see she's really chopped because she's not in the monochromatic look. this is elongating her body. a pencil skirt is a great option. it creates the inverted triangle. that slims you. let's look at her top. the peplum and it has a waistband and darts throughout that are really cinching her waist and making her look slimmer. another tip for everyone at home, look at her shoes, nude pumps. it elongates the leg, 25 bucks at kohl's so there are affordable options out th

we're going to bring out the last one. >> kathie lee.nt on, he might bite. that's why we're -- thanks, guys, for leaving. >> yes. thank you all very much. >> this is an albino burmese python. i would let you guys touch it, but like i said, we just had a rodent. found in the forests of southeast asia. isn't that cool? >> i've seen a lot of them but not that color. >> that's an albino? >> it's an albino. a lot of people don't realize they are born out in the wild. a bird of prey, raptor, picks them up. >> vulnerable. >> they can get bigger. >> bigger than this? >> up to 20 feet, hoda, weigh over 200 pounds. >> what do they eat? >> monkeys, pigs and deer. >> look at the monkey! corbin, you rock. that is some kind of crazy. take care of yourself. >>> tomorrow, we have a big show, don't we? >> yeah, tony and emmy-winning actress suzy kurtz is with us. >> plus, the tech gifts for mother's day. and tomorrow is thirstday thursday. >> get the snake. >> i'm here to help. you and i will get through this together. ♪

so i don't cross that line. >> in spite of rules against it, kathy and devon appear to be a picture of domestic bliss. >> i'm the wife. >> we spend our money together. i shop and get our stuff. and cook our food every day. and make sure she has her stuff. we do everything together. everything. whatever she is involved in i'm involved in. yeah. >> that includes the family business. kathy and devon are not only lovers, they're loan sharks. >> whatever you give them they, they owe you double. i started out with $10. put the $10, pulled in $20, $20, $40 the next week. kept doubling until i got on my feet and got stable. it's a good hustle. mostly everybody in here has some type of hustle. because, i mean a lot of people don't have help from home. you have to survive in here. prison is not free. they give you three meals a day and a bar of state soap. that's about it. >> your food if you don't want to eat what's in the dining room you pay for it. if you don't have anybody on outside sending you money. only jobs you can make money off of is 40 cents a day. 40 cents a day will never support y

so with that, kathy sullivan.[applause] >> thank you, mike, i'm delighted to be with you today and to talk about these intriguing and, with these panels we have. so i want to paint a back drop into what lies ahead. when the second national climate assessment was released in 2000, think about where we were. the country was still recovering from the worst economic cries of -- crisis since the great recession. the deep water horizon platform had just exploded in the gulf of mexico unleashing a train of consequences that really rocked havoc on the economy and the environment in the gulf of mexico. on the other side of the world people were taking to the streets in tunisia, egypt and libya as part of the arab spring movement. and climate change, if people believed it was happening at all, was viewed as a long-term problem, not something that would affect us, not something that would maybe affect the next generation. down there somewhere near the end of the century, something maybe we need to worry about. needless to sa

his sister, kathy ford, is an admitted drug addict who's had trouble with the law.s also pictured alongside with man who looks very much like alexander and if you recognize him, he was involved last year. there's no audio on the recordings. the recording wasn't working with the iphone. you can see him ranting in the way he does and footage he's talking wildly on his cell phone while bobbing back and forth and gesturing like this essentially. in one of the -- several of the shots, he's holding this pipe. it's a long copper pipe that could be used to smoke crack by modifying it ever so slightly at the end. the photos on the globeandma globeandmail.com they fixed and aluminum bowl over the pipe we understand is to melt a crack rock. we, of course, have no way to know what is in the pipe. you can see from his behavior he is clearly impaired and inhaled and exhaled and shaking his hand. >> what you just said is so specific. all the way along i've been looking at that pipe saying it kind of looks like a pipe used to smoke dope, marijuana. you're saying it was modified in

zoning is married to her wife kathy they've been together for 18 years i see kathy back there videotaping and they have two daughters at the lectern and live down the street from me

kathie? >> bear. >> are you allowed to answer? >> yes.rrect answer is bird. >> i would like to go with the real correct answer, which is a chimpanzee. >> that is correct. >> you don't get a point for that. >> b.j. and the bear was a sitcom about a trucker who -- he drove around with a chimpanzee. turner and hooch was a movie with tom hanks in 1989. what kind of dog was hooch? a french mastiff, a bulldog, or a bernese mountain dog. >> bernese mountain dog. >> bulldog. >> french mastiff. >> he was a french mastiff, yes. >> i know my stuff. >> he witnessed a murder and tom hanks helped him. >> what was the dog's name on "frazier". >> good luck with that. >> eddie. >> you are correct, yes. >> that was a good show. >> what do you mean? b.j. and the bear was good. >> b.j. and the bear. >> he was the dog -- >> all right. >> what was the name of the pet alligator -- i don't even know what the score is because i'm being yelled at so much. what was the name of the pet alligator on "miami vice". >> a, max, b, elvis, c, elio. >> b, elvis. >> right. >

. >> kathy majette: a lot of people think that children that are born with these deformities are cursedne 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 developing coun

>>> from nbc news, this is "today," with kathie lee give ford and hoda kotb. from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. ♪ >> oh, yeah! ♪ ♪ >> that was great! >> i love that. >> i thought i was in new orleans. monday, may 26th. more importantly it's memorial day. the unofficial start of summer. i thought you guys were going to play, i don't know, sort of patriotic. >> the northeast brass band. it's called "the preacher." >> that is light. >> i felt like church. >> there we were. >> like we were in new orleans. >> you're here to help us celebrate memorial day. joining us here is -- what's your title? we have first class -- >> musician first class -- >> you guys are third class something? >> yes. >> something like that. >> well congrats. >> thank you. >> you're here for fleet week. how is that? >> that's wonderful. it's great. we're very happy to be here in fleet week. and there's no greater opportunity to have the greatest maritime services in the world to converge on the greatest city in the world. >> baby! >> who else do we have here with us on this fine memorial da

kathie can't eat because -- she's having -- >> colonoscopy.wesome. you can have booze. >> no, i can't either. >> green tea mojito. we had a mint garden in the back of our house. >> you can catch all the recipes on the website. thank you, mom. >> we have actress kim rainer with us. >> ricky martin. >> have a great weekend and an awesome mother's day. great job. nice. >> i'm here to help. you and i will get through this together. ♪

tonight -- kathy griffin. from "veep", tony hale. and music from franz ferdinand. with cleto and the cletones. and now, just in the nick of time, here's jimmy kimmel! >> jimmy: thank you. hi, everybody. i'm jimmy. welcome to the show. thank you for watching. thank

so kathie, you're eligible. >> here's the big difference, though.. >> all right. >> well, kind of, but he really is. but thank you. okay. where you from, honey? >> colorado. >> that's right. okay. peter gabriel became an mtv staple in 1986 with the music video for this song, which was famous for its stop-motion animation. what is the title of this song? can we hear it? ♪ you could have a >> is it in your eyes, sledgehammer, don't give up or mercy street? >> "sledgehammer"? >> she knew it without even hearing it. >> it is a classic. >> it is a classic. think about those videos. "sledgehammer," there's madonna videos, prince videos, there's tom petty videos. the videos were the thing. >> oh, they were. i loved when that was the thing. >> they're showcased, we have an mtv exhibit at the museum, and they're full in the exhibit. >> terrific. back across to kath. >> finish the lyric of this 1977 linda ronstadt cover of roy orbison's hit. you might not know it. trouble over here, you guys, with audio. can you play it again? ♪ i'm going back ♪ come what may

♪ >>> from nbc news, this is "today" with kathie lee gifford and hoda kotb, live from studio 1a in rockefellerlaza. >> hello, everybody. welcome to booze day tuesday, it is may 6th. guess what? >> what? >> special guest. >> who is it? >> actor ryan eggold from the smash hit "the blacklist". >> welcome. >> people are scared of you. >> started out liking him. >> people want to kill me. >> now you -- >> but i will say, a lot of girls are, like, now that he's bad, he's hotter. i'm, like -- that's kind of an insight into the female psyche that -- >> are you letting that work for you? >> actually, no. the game has just gone down and down. just -- since birth, really. >> yeah, yeah. we're going to play a violin for you, poor baby. >> you play tom keen, if you haven't seen the show, please watch it. we're getting near the climax, the really juicy part. we don't know if you're good or bad but you're married to -- >> adorable girl. >> sweet gal, megan boone. >> had her on our show before. she's lovely. we loved you at the beginning of this. but we saw the pilot. you were like the dream husband. >> sweet

certainly traditionalal wall street. >> i would agree with kathy at wall street.inly all the major consulting firms. health care is big for our graduates and a lot of them are opting for opportunities in what we might call a gap year, teach for america, things like that. >> james, weigh in. >> at tulane, we're seeing a strong academic, a lot of students looking to teach for america, peace corps and a lot working in new york. >> i find that interesting because for so many years wall street has been hated but i guess this latest round of graduates thinks that perhaps they can change the world a little bit and make a difference. is that the case, james, or is it simply the money? i think it's a little bit of both. they've been very philanthropic. yes, i would say they do want to give back to their communities. >> kathy, weigh in on the full-time versus part-time debate that was waging. i was recorrectly up at maris college and there was worry by some of the graduates that maybe full-time work would not be as easy to get as in years past. what are you hearing? >> i th

i mean, that -- kathy the writer in the piece sums up the philosophy.live in a safe place and maybe it will become one. that is an incredibly powerful message not just in terms of individual -- not just over the community resilience. but individual action and how ta spurs collective action. there's a tremendous amount of sense of disenfranchisement. these guys without really any funding with a governor who said we're going to cut camden's budget because the taxpayers of new jersey are not going to be on the hook for camden's excesses. the budget for the police alone is $65 million. there's only $24 million in tax revenue. they've done this on their own. and basically through the power in the belief of the system of sport and community to kind of push out the bad. >> there's another great line in the piece where he says i want to stop living in the problem and start living in the solution. >> yeah. >> i think that's a great -- you know, politics aside, i think these are people who were really cut loose by everyone. for him to then say we're going to do t

kathy was a great contributor.nd then kathy's successor, fave yen, who seamlessly picked up the ball and saw this report over the finish line with dedication, focus and competence. to those folks and the entire climate assessment team, the 300 authors and more numerous reviewers, we owe them a big vote of thanks, and i want to lead that. [applause] >> i asked each of you to carry it back and share it with your constituencies and your communities. this is in a sense a new beginning of this effort to reach out all across the country and innocent advise and organize the kinds of actions we need. tell folks to visit globalchange.gov. ask them to share that information further and invite them to share stories about what they and their communities are doing by using the # actonclimate. now i will wrap up and strap on my master of ceremonies hat and proceed to the introduction of the next speaker, who is none ther than dr. geri mallilow. given the enormous amount of work he had to put in, he is the leading scientist of th

joining me now is the north american president of bang & olufsen, kathy thornton~bias.nk you for being here. i have to ask, what is 4k television? >> it is important for bang & olufsen to keep up with all of the new technology. many people keep television 6-7 years so imagine if you were to install a new tv and it was obsolete. so our answer to that is using software to roll out to our customers so when new technologies arise it allows you to be as cutting-edge as the technology will allow. ultrahigh definition is something customers are coming to demand from their television. >> 4k is ultrahigh deaf. you feel like your hand can almost pierce the screen? >> it is a cinematic experience. it would be like in the theater and having the images actually come to life on the screen. bang & olufsen is known for its sound quality and they have this amazing acoustic sound television. so in essence the tv is like an entertainment system for your home. >> what about the idea that tv can find you in the room? >> bang & olufsen have a long history of iconic design. what we have alway

>> so four to six weeks, kathie lee. in six weeks, it needs to be checked out. >> you've been out in the sun a lot of your life, growing up life. at what -- had you ever been checked for anything like that? >> yes, i go annually to see dr. downey. probably started that in 2000 or somewhere around there. so when i see something, i go to see her and that was why we caught it so early. >> what year should you start getting a full body scan? should children get them? >> children should get them if they have a lot of moles on them absolutely. otherwise, they should get one or two during their teenage years. >> people talk about i get the base tan and i'll be set and less likely to have trouble later. that's all a myth, right? >> right. it is 12 times the ultraviolet radiation of the sun, the tanning bed. that whole base tan thing is ridiculous. that provides you with an spf of 2. >> how do you feel about the mist tans? >> the spray tans are fine as long as you don't have asthma. if you have asthma, it can set you off. one of

sot- kathy warne/trader joe's by thursday afternoon, the store on el camino real called-in reed brothersurity to re-key the locks. sot- robert ferguson/reed brothers security however, it seems the problem may have started by the store not being secured after closing. sot- rebecca rosenblatt/san mateo county sheriff's office trader joe's declined to comment on the incident. meanwhile, the sheriff's office continues to look for the armed robberers. last seen wearing hooded sweatshirts, gloves, black pants and bandanas to cover their faces. in san carlos, philippe djegal, kron four news. coming up: sex assaults on campus. the federal investigation into dozens of universities across the country -- including u-c berkeley. peaceful here, but violent in other parts of the u-s. video from today's "may day" rallies. a fight among neighbors after two dog attacks in brentwood. more on the victims who went to the hospital. and the dogs involved. safeway knows you don't want to fly all over town to find the best deals. that's why they have lots of ways to save. real big club card deals, the safeway a

so with that, kathy sullivan. [applause] >> thank you, mike, i'm you todayto be with and to talk about these and, with these have. we so i want to paint a back drop into what lies ahead. the second national climate assessment was released in 2000, were.about where we the country was still recovering from the worst economic cries of great recession. horizon platform had just exploded in the gulf of mexico unleashing a train of rockedences that really havoc on the economy and the environment in the gulf of mexico. on the other side of the world people were taking to the egypt and tunisia, libya as part of the arab spring movement. climate change, if people believed it was happening at all, was viewed as a lrm something that would affect us, not something that would maybe affect the next generation. there somewhere near the end of the century, something about.e need to worry needless to say, a lot has changed over the intervening years. the u.s., our economy and our rebounding,are country as cross the middle east con

. >> i think you've offended everyone with that kathy. >> hold on, there's some room to offend peoplei'm here. >> we have a right to know what's in our food and monsanto do not have the right to hide it from us. >> so join the conversation and make it your own. >> watch the stream. >> and join the conversation online @ajamstream. >>> it's made for the big screen protest, pitting hollywood's biggest names against an international power. in the middle a beverly hills landmark and behind the scenes police headquarters and a plot twist the stars are probably not aware of from beverly hills, michael oku with the story. >> reporter: it's a beautiful day in beverly hills. shoppers, tourists, business as usual. not at the bulls hotel. >> nobody is going to set foot in ta damn hotel until he is out of it. >> it began with a tweet from ellen degeneres urging followers to stay away from the iconic hotel and others owned by the sultan of brunei. why? the sultan, rule are of a tine which but oil -- tiny but oil-rich country announce a penal code making adultery and gay sex punishable by sex. brune

barbecue sauce -- estas me las trae mi hijo el menor cada vez que va a comer a casa de kathy, la vecina >> faltan sÓlo 26 dÍas para el mundial de fÚtbol brasil 2014. >> hizo historia en la carrera y se encuentra a unos pasos de lograr su triple corona. tenemos los deportes, se rompiÓ el monopolio del real madrid y barcelona en espaÑa y merecidamente ganÓ el atlÉtico de madrid. >> estoy de acuerdo contigo. >> se notÓ la ausencia de messi en la cancha. >> ojalÁ que despierte para el mundial porque lo queremos ver en acciÓn. ♪ ♪ >> empezamos con el fÚtbol en espaÑa. el barcelona necesitaba ganar, y el atlÉtico que le alcanzaba con un empate para llegar a la gloria. el primero,lo hace alexis sÁnchez, pero el uruguayo le devolvÍa la vida al atlÉtico de madrid. con mucho nerviosismo y drama siguiÓ el partido, y el atlÉtico de madrid se convertÍa en campeÓn. los merengues fueron muy superiores al espaÑol y se impusieron en la despedida de aguirre. juan manuel mÁrquez pelearÁ ante el estadounidense, el mexicano buscarÁ la victoria para poder disputar una quinta pelea por el campeonato mundial,

es un ambiente que invita al romance, invita al amor. >> kathy sÍ le tomÓ de las manos y yo, me dio unenos. no me den ideas. >> seÑores, para terminar esta maÑana con mucha informaciÓn, llega este segundo revoltijo con las declaraciones contra linell conde ahora que estÁ esperando un bebÉ. >> en mÉxico, después de haber sido rival de linell conde, maliyani marÍn le envía un mensaje al bombÓn asesino ahora que serÁ madre de nuevo. >> lo mejor para ella. nunca hemos tenido una situaciÓn de fricciÓn. todo lo contrario. trabajamos muy a gusto. felicidades. un niÑo siempre es una bendiciÓn. >> ¿quÉ hay de cierto que la cubana tiene una relaciÓn con un joven cubano? >> estoy muy tranquila. >> las chicas de nuestra belleza latina se escaparon para disfrutar de un dÍa de playa con alejandra espinosa. para ver mÁs de esta aventura, no dejen de visitar nuestrabellezalatina.com >> en los Ángeles, el actor zac efron habla por primera vez de su adicciÓn. esta asistiendo a alcohÓlicos anónimos para combatir su batalla con el alcohol y confirmÓ el incidente de hace unos meses donde se dice que se pel

. >> it's kathie lee. >> exactly. i feel like hoda and kathie lee's hour.efore beer, in the clear. many people avoid mixing drinks altogether, fearing a massive hangover the next day. but is there any truth really to the saying? >> all those rhymes, sad to tell you, they're false. the sobering claim from the bbc, which says there is no conclusive evidence to blame hangovers on mixing drinks or consuming them in a certain order. the main hangover culprit, dehydration, overconsumption and the toxic effects of the alcohol itself. so they tell you one glass of water per drink. that's what works. >> space it out. >> maybe if it's just it's beer before liquor, you don't notice how much liquor you're having because you had all those beers before? >> it's the "all those" that's the problem. you're starting to worry about the combination, you've had a lot to drink that night. >>> changing gears, what could be perhaps the best "snl" sketch of all time. that's what "the huffington post" is calling this next video. host andrew garfield plays a guy who makes the near fa

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