i love kathy bates. >> she has been great. it has been a lot of fun to work with her. the series is primarily about her character, harry, and it is really about an older woman, 60 years old, who gets fired from her firm and is forced to start a new in a very difficult economic time and she begins her owner law firm from scratch and tries to build her way back to have been -- back to having a viable practice. it is a bit of an eccentric show, comedic in some ways. that is the strength that kathy has. she is able to put in play both dramatic and comedic muscles. we tried to write to those strengths. it is really a series primarily about her, that character, and the orbits -- the eccentric clientele and a workforce that she billed around her. tavis: of the cincinnati. >> it could have been any city. we like to think it has become hot. but we wanted a lesser market, a city that people did not think of as a sexy city like new york or chicago or san francisco or l.a., but more of a blue-collar, but somewhat cosmopolitan place. tavis: it is so relevant to our contemporary mom

. >> kathy has two children with pre-existing health conditions. she says under the affordable care act, insurance companies would have to cover her children's medical care something they have not had to do in the past. >> this is a very important lot to keep in mind for our family and for millions of others. >> according to abc news the justices are just a split. four justices are likely to uphold the law, two likely to strike it down, and three including chief justice roberts are undecided. as we mentioned, those proceedings just wrapped up a few minutes ago. i have now my colleague, rebecca cooper, who was inside the supreme court. we saw a lot of people going in. who was there today to listen to the proceedings? >> and fraction of the people who wanted to get inside were inside. there were some notable faces people on both sides of the issue anxiously watching to see how this would play out. we saw the attorney general, and seated right by his side, the top aide to president obama, who once this of held. we saw members of congress on both sides

. >> do you believe that kathy has ever faked -- [ applause ] >> jimmy: look at the look on his face,way. let's find out. >> no. >> do you believe her? >> i don't know. >> jimmy: all right, who else do we have? >> i'm ron from queens new york. >> i'm tracy from atlanta, georgia. >> have you ever faked an orgasm. >> jimmy: has tracy ever -- let's see. >> no, i have not. >> do you believe her. >> maybe just a little. >> maybe just a little. >> jimmy: all right. all right. let's meet our next couple. >> my name is dez, from romania. >> i am michelle from los angeles. >> michelle, have you ever faked an orgasm. >> jimmy: oh, definitely, right? let's see. >> of course! >> with him? >> no, not with him. in my life, yes. >> not with the romanian lover. >> i don't have to fake it, trust me, no. >> look at you! >> i like that he is wearing headphones while walking with h. let's see. >> from huntington park, california frnchts rancho cucamonga, california. >> have you ever faked an orgasm. >> jimmy: you guys are saying yes to every one of them. >> no. yes. >> with him? >> no. >> sometimes. >> a

this is a -- kathy falk has the distinct honor of being the only democrat in america in 2006, you might remember, republicans didn't do well in 2006, but our attorney general was the only republican in america to win a race statewide that was previously held by a democrat. he beat kathy falk. this is the person that the democrats think they are going to knock off scott walker? we will be watching very closely. it's a big race. thank you. >> hey, thank you. >> greta: coming up, arizona's republican lawmakers, trying to cut the federal government off at the pass. they are proposings their own contraception rule. sprks are flying. ripping cleans off. a decline in fiber. this is an example of the blistering accusations of employees against goldman sachs, putting accusations in print in the new york times. what does goldman sachs think when bp made a commitment to the gulf, we were determined to see it through. here's an update on the progress. we're paying for all spill related clean-up costs. bp findings supports independent scientists studying the gulf's environment. thousas of environmen

kathy m wrote hello this, has been done since the beginning of time. jeanette counters but there wasn't always gerberz this thought. it isn't wrong ask she has the right to do this but that doesn't mean i'm not completely grossed out by it. the conversation happening right now on facebook and i had a chance to speak with a professor of pediatrics and he says it's a personal choice and echoed some poster who's said that this has been done sent riz and it's probably okay if you have a cold. >> i know it's normal if you're a sparrow but it's not wild kingdom. do you know mom friends have done this? >> i can't say i do. but you don't think bit we asked could there be benefit to this? there are enzymes could that have some benefit to the system? he said yes, it's something perhaps is beneficial and hasn't been studied but if it's been done he says three to four generations have moved away. >> and other cultures. >> i'm hoping by the time he's a teenager it stops. it's going to be tough to be a popular kid in school if that is going on. let's leave it there.

kathy lee gifford has sex with an impersonator. >> who says she didn't? >> wait a second though. are we looking at the same photo. i'm looking at that photo and he is one cycle away from being an attractive woman. i think i have seen him as an attractive woman at vince's cabaret on dollar beer nights. allegedly. >> bill, you are one to talk. >> the pot calling the kettle black. he is an attractive man, jedediah. >> i am the pot calling the kettle gorgeous. >> the only reason you would watch weather men is if they are good looking. >> they are all wrong 90% of the time. i think we can all say we would rather see somebody attractive. i think he is cute. it is not like he sogly or odd looking -- ugly or odd looking. >> fox news has excellent looking and talented weather men and weather girls. >> his body is awesome. >> you want to work in another microwave joke? >> no, it is interesting that you say the word reporting the weather on television like a jewish last name. you say weather men. >> i am glad we took time out of the show for you to struggle.

gingrich has two daughters, kathy gingrich lubers and kathy gingrich cushman. he represented georgia's sixth congressional district for 20 years and elected speaker of the house from 1995-1999. speaker gingrich has remained active in debates and worked as a political consultant and now as you know, he's running for president of the united states. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome speaker newt gingrich. [cheers and applause] >> he's on his way. he's on his way. i didn't talk long enough. thank so you much for your enthusiasm. please be seated. you can rise again and roar again when the time comes. so when speaker gingrich is behind this curtain, he can open it up and come on through. hope you enjoyed the beautiful music on the organ tonight. [applause] [cheers and applause] [applause] >> thank you for that very warm welcome. as somebody who went to high school in columbus, georgia, right next to alabama and taught at west georgia, college, right next to alabama, i kind of feel relatively at home here. in fact, this morning when i had grits, i thought it was a

it has moved and it has businesses not too happy about the move. >> kathy is my main gal. she does my hair. >> reporter: the sign says walk-s in are welcome at this hair salon but patrons of the new business across the street may be -- >> all right. we'll try this go back to jeff hager's story. we also talked to the clinic by phone. they refused comment to discuss security plans they might have in place but we'll rerack that story. >>> the baltimore county school board is going to gather in about 28 minutes to vote on whether to build a new elementary school in timonium. the plan is to build a school in east chapel park. it's a 20-acre park just off padonia road. people showed up to protest. others were from overcrowded schools that this school would help. we'll have a full report on abc2 news at 11:00. >>> today we want to take a look at a live look at the beltway at harford road. the traffic is coming at you at the inner harbor. it was dreary, but the sun came out. it's been nice and warm. let's check in with lynette charles who will tell us how the rest of the night and

and joel mchale isn't the only person who has gone after kathie.ig. >> it's frank. he's in the downstairs bathroom, and he's about to urinate in the mini fridge. >> that's weird. >> no, it's not. and if you had a man in your life, you would understand that sometimes these things happen. i sleep walk every day, except i don't call it sleep walking, i call it white wine walking. >> i love kristen wiig, she's therefore forgiven, but consider yourself on notice, you haters. clean up your hablth. >> so we're making a tuna -- >> something we have in our house. >> can i talk. i watch the show every day, everybody has issues with a lot of chatter back here. pay attention one minute. >> all right, yikes. martha stewart would never pull that kind of crap. pipe down and let them do what they do best, deliver an hour of wine soaked tv heaven.

kathy. >>> rick santorum has a web video out called "welcome to obamaville." >> imagine a small american townwo years from now, if obama is reelected. >> this video takes a dark look at what would happen if president obama is reelected. we will talk more about this after a break. >>> most of us cannot live without our cell phones but the carriers are getting much love for the customers these days. i'm sure you know why but we will tell you more after a break. a pgeget t totogegethther, yoyou u cacameme t to o ththe. bebecacaususe e heherere a at, wewe'r're e ononlyly a abob. fifindndining g yoyou u ththe e isis a allll w we e do. wewelclcomome e toto h hot. colors are more vibrant, this good... words are pin sharp, everything is more brilliant. because when a screen becomes this good... it's simply you and the things you care about. the stunning retina display. on the new ipad. >>> turning now to the campaign trail. rick santorum is attacking mitt romney as being unable to unseat president obama. santorum says anybody but romney would be better to top the gop ticket. >> why would we put someo

has his way. it cuts medicaid as kathy said more than 50% of medicaid dollars go to support nursing homes in this country. and the vast majority of residents of nursing homes are women and make no mistake if those medicaid cuts go through possibly thousands of nursing homes around the country will be forced to shut down. social security. the ryan budget attacks social security and calls for future cuts in social security benefits and the ryan budget also calls for slashing an entire range of social programs like after school programs and head start and family planning clinics. all of those programs would be cut. all of these things disproportionately serve women. and something that we're often not wabe is that all of these programs disproportionately employ women. when you cut theseen ot of work. so tough on he so-called women because at the state and local level governments are cutting back and cutting back and that means that women are losing their jobs. and today, more than half of women are either the sole source of their family or an essential source of income for their family. families cann

que ayuda a mujeres victimas de violencia domestica y que ha sido enfatica en exigir que mirkarimi sea removido de su cargo como alguacil... kathy/dir. la casa de las madres 01:08:08 you know domestic violence and abuse it's a crime y necesita ser investigado cuando sea apropiado y judicializado cuando sea apropiado al preguntarle si en casos donde hay lesiones menores debe estar involucrada la policía, respondieron que la violencia intrafamiliar es un crimen y necesita ser investigado y judicializado cuando sea apropiado.. pilar nino 1;14:41 la casa de las madres también dijo que no hay que perder de vista que basados en su experiencia muchos casos de violencia domestica graves empezaron con incidentes menores 1:14:51 01:03:49 respecto a la necesidad de brindar consejeria a parejas en problemas antes de involucrar a la policia, black dijo que es una afirmacion confusa, pues la misma pagina editorial dice que mirkarimi no tenia tiempo para asisitr a ese tipo de terapias..aun , asi myrna mantiene su mensaje sobre el caso de eliana. 50:53 no criminalizarlo desde el primer momento porque eso destruye a la familia asi como destruyo

kathy ashton on behalf of the p-5 plus one has said the p-5 plus one is ready to come back to the table. they're negotiating the timing and modalities. and so the expectation is that should happen before too long. and finally, on swift, i'm not the expert. and i certainly wouldn't want to get into a matter of technical interest that the treasury department is more expert on, but obviously, this is a positive step. it is one in a series of positive steps that have increased the pressure on the iranian banking and financial system in a way that i think is having real impact, real negative impact. >> thank you, madam ambassador. thank you, madam chairman. >> mr. dan. >> madam chairman. madam ambassador, good to be with you. just following up on representative cole's comments, i was one of the few folks on my side of the aisle to support the administration's retroactive action in libya on the house floor. i thought it was the correct thing to do. obviously, i had some questions about how we conducted the operation but i thought it was the right thing to do. but in that situation we had u.n.

think we need to look at regulation at all times but i think we need to kathy up against the fact that actually in history there has never been a single instance where one regulatory bought body in any country has managed to actually see the next crash coming and i think the issue that's actually very interesting here is that possibly science is almost a billion with the sophistication of recent financial markets because. you know in the old days you had bunches a guy some of the went to business school some of them just went to school until they were sixteen or eighteen the problem now is everybody comes out with m.b.a.'s masters and finance degrees and the problem is you can't do anything if you're really just a sophisticated way to give you you know give theory to decide whether or not to go to the bathroom alternately has allowed us to build a lot of novel jungle into the financial markets the gloss and help anybody and actually i would even contend it doesn't help the one percent because i think that in itself is somewhat overblown were the one percent was saved which was wrong was by governments and that's ac

. >> kathy, you have to admit that rick santorum really has a lot of that political momentum right nowr dad. >> well, if you look at senator santorum, obviously he did very well tonight in alabama and mississippi. dad congratulated him on his good night. i'd like to do the same thing, congratulate him on his good night. part of what's going to happen during this process, people are going to get to know santorum and his record better and better as it goes on. in the end, what they're going to find it is under my dad's leadership as speaker, the deficit went down $20 trillion. when senator santorum was in leadership in the senate, they increased the deficit by $1.7 trillion. that's a huge difference. 20% decline from my dad. increase with santorum. even governor romney said this week that the senator wasn't as fiscally conservative as he was. i'm not going to compare the two, but i think as time goes on, the voters will go out and look at their records and realize that my father who balanced the budget for four years, who reformed welfare as speaker, who cut taxes and spending, he stood

>>pam: and kathy black works for a domestic violence group and says activity on the group's facebook page has increased 14 & s since the ross mirkirimi case. pg&e has settled with victims of the sandron of gas line explosion for $70 million. >> where the pipeline rupture, this steady sound of construction is a constant reminder of an area trying to rebuild what was lost. so close to the explosion site, residents have strong opinions about how the city should manage the settlement money. >> a memorial of some kind would be nice. at the same time i do not think people want to look out of their window and see a reminder. it was terrific for all of us. >> at a nearby diner, another resident was against a memorial of any type. >> my first feeling is that it should be given to the people who were disturbed. >> a public memorial? >> i do not think so. i do not want to be reminded. then i think that we should get a new library. >>pam: after the deadly explosion, pga came under heavy scrutiny s for not properly maintaining the natural gas pipeline. the plan comes with a heavy price tag. >> pg&e will s

. >> kathy, you have to admit that rick santorum really has a lot of that political momentum right now more than your dad. >> well, if you look at senator santorum, obviously he did very well tonight in alabama and mississippi. dad congratulated him on his good night. i'd like to do the same thing, congratulate him on his good night. part of what's going to happen during this process, people are going to get to know santorum and his report better and better. in the end, what they're going to find it is under my dad's leadership as speaker, the deficit went down $20 million. when santorum was in, they increased the deficit. that's a huge difference. i think when you look at their records and even governor romney said this week that senator santorum wasn't as fiscally conservative as he was. i'm not going to compare the two, but i think as time goes on, the voters will go out and look at their records and realize that my father who balanced the budget for four years, who reformed welfare as speaker, who cut taxes and spending, he stood up and governed with president clinton, that's he's

kathy bonk was founded to communications consortium and has led us in so many ways. [applause] and now i call than the enervate of the women's movement. [laughter] because they have a chapter in every faith, in some cases every community and they are able to lobby from the grassroots up. and i see terry o'neill and the current president kim gandy, thank you for all your work. the martha burk and alex cohan and many, many really pillars for women's movement. i must say that this is a very exciting time for all of us and despite all the problems that we have, we are lucky to be living at the time that we can make things better. and we really can. when sandra wanted to testify and we were told she was unqualified, i venture to say any woman is more qualified to talk about women's health than any man. [applause] and she graciously stood her ground and i'm so proud of sandra. but when i wrote a "huffington post" article about what happened, over 2000 people rode in. they rode and commented on how outraged they were the women did not have a place at the table. and how outr

just wonderful relationships and friendships and my daughters kathy and jackie, and jackie's husband jimmy had a terrific time here, jimmy has gotten a commitment to go bass fishing. ray indicated he thought he can give a good afternoon of bass. from jimmy's standpoint this is a great, successful evening. but we've been out campaigning and had a wonderful response and we're grateful. i want to tell you in just a moment what will be a challenge is that there will be three, four days in the news media. these are the people who said last june i was dead. i recycle this every six weeks. biggest challenge will be raising money. and we will have gotten delegates, we'll get between santorum and myself we'll get over two thirds of the delegates and so called front runner will get less than one third but there is all of this talk. the person that gives me hope and makes me stay in this race and makes me committed -- committed to carrying ideas to tampa is samuel sanford an unemployed person who decided after hearing my speech on c-span or internet that he really liked what i was trying to do on gasoline. we talked about the fact, you

kathie lee is correct. >> i've just had really good luck with that. >> it has to do with how much testosterone a fetus isomb. so here's what happens. you have to look at a man's ring finger and if it's longer than his index finger, well, you know -- boom, boom, is all i can say. >> now you tell me. >> 20 minutes of exercise can increase your sex drive. >> definitely a fact. >> absolutely a fact. just 22 minutes on the treadmill, all of a sudden you're feeling good, it increases your arousal and your desire and you can actually have a better orgasm. >> 22 minutes will give you the world. >> okay. >> that's what they say. cold feet are a proven turn-on. >> myth. >> myth. >> definitely a myth. >> yeah. >> they're clammy. ew. >> apparently if you have cold feet it's about 50% of people have a harder time reaching an orgasm. if you put on some socks, 80% of you will get there. >> oh, really? >> yes. >> so put socks on. >> stupid-looking socks are a turnoff. that's what happened with you know who, the governor. >> the lights are off. >> people who have the most sex also work the most. >> myth. they don't have

has the best laugh. >> great. >> thank you. >> coming up on hoda and kathie lee we have ambush makeovers and sexy lingerie at anyher.

kathy van. >> no hi, this is e.g. rated tv here. >> or has been not only one of the hot finance basketball has three, but he's a great man. glad to have you here. and if any of you have relatives you want to do lake the executive program at the harvard business school, this lady. so i thought i was really good, really fast. prefer new york. we're all-american as the fourth to one years so i go to florida in a period of waling up and they said hey, the first three, four players that win this race are going to get color shifts. so we line up in the running an and i take out the first 30, 40. i'm killing everybody. people start passing me and i ended up finishing last. they said those are the people in the band. i don't know if you see in the marching band. the band was that fast. so i didn't get a chance to go to florida a&m. they god they didn't have a fast and holy cross. i've done my job. look, have to go because his new job i've just been appointed the new diversity at the department of transportation. got to do my job. thank you forever in

just wonderful relationships and friendships and my daughters kathy and jackie, and jackie's husband jimmy had a terrific time here, jimmy has gotten a commitment to go bass fishing. ray indicated he thought he can give a good afternoon of bass. from jimmy's standpoint this is a great, successful evening. but we've been out campaigning and had a wonderful response and we're grateful. i want to tell you in just a moment what will be a challenge is that there will be three, four days in the news media. these are the people who said last june i was dead. i recycle this every six weeks. biggest challenge will be raising money. and we will have gotten delegates, we'll get between santorum and myself we'll get over two thirds of the delegates and so called front runner will get less than one third but there is all of this talk. the person that gives me hope and makes me stay in this race and makes me committed -- committed to carrying ideas to tampa is samuel sanford an unemployed person who decided after hearing my speech on c-span or internet that he really liked what i was trying to do on gasoline. we talked about the fact, you

kathy's daughter mary suffers daily seizures. and without drugs mary would not survive. >> she would die. and that's the bottom line. mary has gone into cardiac arrest once. and i just don't want to think about it what would happened if we -- happen if we didn't have the medications to save her life. >> reporter: yet the new jersey family may have to think about itch the very same ambulance company they call for help is running short of the drugs that could save mary's life. >> as we are almost out of one drug, we are using another drug to take its place but pretty soon that drug will be out. >> reporter: nationwide, intravenous antiseizure drugs are among the dozens of drugs including cancer treatments that are in short supply. this new jersey ambulance service tells cnn it had to special order a temporary replacement antiseizure drug to avoid running out this weekend. mary's parents are besides themselves. >> it's a terrifying situation. just knowing that the lack of equipment or lack of medications that would take our daughter's life. it's a very, very scary thing. >> it's very difficult to think that help wouldn't thereb

. >> kathy enlisted two friends who were happy to oblige. >> in brazil it's so hot and here in the usa has been an experience i'll never forget. >> and there is just a handful braving the weather to tryout the snow. >> snow is great. this is about time we've got some. it's breezy, but great. hopefully they'll stay open. >> are you you going to go rob a bank? >> looks like it. you've got to be prepared. >> she is from scotland and says he's used to doing things outside in bad weather. >> i'm used to poor weather. it wasn't waiting for it to be perfect. >> get together mountains was pretty easy since it was raining except at the top. >> there is a power line drop that is blocking at rainbow. we had pg&e go out. we had to get traffic flowing. >> and may not be clear chain controls here for longer, snow levels expected to drop and down to lows perhaps 3,000 feet, meaning there is not only chain controls here but 30 miles down the road. >> and we sent the crew on a hike today to cover a marijuana raid. coming up how a pot farm like this one can be harmful to the environment. >> rs also, these l