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love kale and i love artichokes so i am good with that. >> bill: artichokes and kale. that will sounds like a healthy sadly. >> i am fine with it. it's not the most luxurious thing i would expect at an oscar party >> bill: i don't think these people are paying when they come to the oscar party. right? somebody has to sponsor that. i think he is talking about what he is charging them. right. yeah. next time you go out to dinner look for the kale-artichoke sadly. >> maybe he is trying to make a point even he has to scale back. >> paul brandis who writes "the rest wing report" will join us later in the hour. next congressman sam farr good friend of the program and of mine and the head of catholic united, james salt to talk about some of the themes in the president's inhermanal address. now, we know beyonce wasn't really singing. do you care? but first. >> sean peyton was reinstated after serving a year-long suspension for being part of the bounty hit program last year. the coach released a statement saying he was thankful to be on the job and takes responsibility for all

. -- kale. what about mike piazza? put a man in the hall of fame!or more on this historic hall of fame shutout we good to john oliver. where are you right now? i'm at the home of slugger but refuted steroid user sammy sosa. >> jon: how did he take the news? >> not terribly well. he left the house visibly upset. take a look for yourself, john. look. >> jon: oh, wow. >> jon: yeah. that appears to be a sammy sosa shaped hole in the wall. >> he is pissed, john. >> jon: al is out in barry bond's hometown in san francisco and al's hometown as well. >> sure is, jon. great city. what is going on. >> barry is pretty upset. [ laughter ] >> jon: yeah, um, that was hours ago, al when the news came in. he is still upset? >> ah -- it's going to be a long night. [ laughter ] >> jon: samantha bee is in texas clemens country, sam, is clemens angry in the same way that we've seen the other -- >> clemens is sleeping. the real monsters were the men who shot him down off the building. he meant no harm. sure, he was a hideously oversized farm can a logical experience pul

. >> crews created the world's biggest light sculpture kale kaul baid light.start workers started stringing the lights overnight on the western span. the artist told whus finished it will stretch two miles high,. >> we're 40% of the way there. i'll be able to turn on lights and seeing what they can do. this is something i can't create and send myles files down. it's something very to be in front of and tune it. almost like an instrument. >> when finished perhaps in march, lights will twinkle and patterns for two years. >> that does look cool. >> sandhya is up on the roof. >> maybe some rain. >> that is right. it's actually getting milder every night here. this morning not as cold as last couple mornings. this afternoon, it's milder that be it was last couple days so beautiful day today. want to show you a live picture. looking at they?7e after glow of the sunset we have high, thin clouds coming through giving us a beautiful glow. things are start tok change. we have radar. this is in combination with national weather service radar down towards monterey bay. we

i've come around on the kale chips, i like them. >> they are good. >> anderson: also here is a picture of macy who is up for adoption. go to andersoncooper.com. and jane velez-mitchell weeknights 7:00 p.m. on hln. tomorrow, stacy london is my co-host. >>> a family reunited with their dog who disappeared four years ago. how the pooch was found. >>> the health department investigates a bay area deli after dozens come down with the norovirus. >>> and the 49er players who made anti-gay comments now speaking out -- at noon. ao >>> sort of the fact that a cluster of them all got sick, they sort of associated it with that food. >> 50 people sickened by the norovirus, how it was all linked to a bay area deli. >>> garn. i'm tori campbell. -- good afternoon. i'm tori campbell. >>> a east bay deli is shut down after people got sick. claudine wong tells us what we've learned about the outbreak and how it's spread. >> reporter: yes, the health department now says there were 50 people sickened by the norovirus. two people that worked at this deli and 48 people that went to an event that was catered

o.k., we're gonna put kale in fochlorophyll anfir.e're gonna take some pineapple for the vitamin c ana little bit of flavor. we're gonna put in some cucumbers, great for hydration, t se shs r e kidney creaminess and the protein. some flaseeds to get the omega-3 fatty acids. and then we're gonna add spring water. les t the lid there. put on the extract bde on our nribullet. are you ready? >> audience: ready! >> look, this blender is just mixing stuff around-- it's not breaking anything down. but the nutribullet with its 600 watts of compact power and bullet-exclusi cloc action combined with the specially designed extractor blades tuinatn azg ,0 r.p.m.s pulverizing the cell walls, unlocking all that hidden nutrition so your body can actually absorb it and use it. now, i've got a strainer here, we're gonna pour our blended smoothie through and see what is left over. what's gonna make it through? we've got unbroken flax seeds, lots of fiber... here, let me show you this. this, ladies and gentlemen, is what we cl smthie. [audience exclaims

so restaurants are adding more things like carrots, kale, brussels sprouts to the menu. part of it is driven by the fact that protein is getting more expensive and so restaurants are naturally adding more vegetables from a cost perspective. > brussels sprouts, i'll have to look for that on the menu, i haven't seen them. > > i like them though. and great grains on the health side, they are also reigning in prominence. there certainly is an issue with gluten-free that a lot of consumers are trying to avoid, and so there are gluten-free grains that are out there. couscous and bulghur are some other types of grains that are starting to appear on the menu, and a lot of it is driven by not only consumer demand but also from a cost perspective in terms of operators trying to be more cost-effective on the menu. > are you telling me chicken - isn't it already ubiquitous? more chicken? > > more chicken. but also different styles of chicken. we're seeing a lot more deep- fried chicken on the menu, which, except for some fast food restaurants, you never really saw deep-fried on the

anthony used her name during the murder trial when she told the jury a nanny kidnapped her daughter kale leigh. >>> the state -- caylee. >>> the state of pennsylvania will sue ncaa in the wake of the allegations -- sanctions due to the jerry sandusky case. >>> a law says incandescent bulbs can no longer be imported or produced. retailers can sell what's left but the government is failing them out in favor of more energy efficient bulbs. >>> if you have a real tree, megan pringle, before you toss it in the trash consider recycle it. howard county is offering a free merry mulch program. drop off the real tree at a number of locations. also the county will turn it into compost and into mulch. we posted a list of drop off locations on abc2news.com. >>> victims of hurricane sandy will have to wait if they can get federal aid. congress wrapped up the session without holding a vote on a funding bill acosting angeramong new york city lawmakers. the house apokess committee -- appropriation committee drapted a 27 billion dollar measure and the vote was expected to happen before tomorrow. >>> you k

. >>> from cabbage to kale to lettuce, most green leafy vest tables are a path to good leaving. >> but cdc some foods can make you sick. what you need to know and what foods to avoid to get rid of the food born illness.

little bit of kale. please don't put this online. woman: i'm putting it all over the line! woman: don't break my juicer! looks good. you ready to try it? woman: come on, baby! announcer: challenge your kids to be active and eat healthy. it's ok. it's ok! all right! announcer: they might surprise you. she took another sip. you saw it? announcer: search "we can" for more ideas on how you and your kids can get healthy together. [applause] john: we're back with your questions. mark meckler founded the biggest tea party group. daniel garza once the immigrants made the goal and jonathan bydlak for politicians not to increase spending. susan cross says executive orders. what are the limits and who made the most? >> executive orders used by president's supposedly to allow them to execute the law. they're not specified in the constitution and president's had used them but they are a way to create the imperial presidency. they have no limits. john: it was teddy roosevelt who issued 1,000 executive orders. >> who said the words should be spelled phonetically like enough because only c

up we have some important information about when you should not eat healthy food like grapefruit, kaleing." ♪ [ harry umlaut ] hey you know what, i speak european. [ sally umlaut ] european isn't a language. i think they speak all kinds over there. nah. it's basically one language with a few variations. my cousin has a passport. uh-huh. take this fascinating muller yogurt. frut up. means "fruit up." as in creamy yogurt down below. and a delectable, aromatic layer of blended fruity, moussey, uppiness on top. frut up. as the europeans say. in their language. wow. you really are bilingual. yeah, i dated a comma in high school. [ male announcer ] muller. the european for yummy. >>> good morning, charlie and gayle. welcome back to "cbs this morning." we'll show you why all signs point to match-off between two of the people president obama counts on most. >>> and we'll show you which foods could st your medicine from doing its job. but first here's a look at today's "eye opener." >> the winds are starting to pick up too. that's the big thing. >> the polar air mass that pushed temperatures we

. >> you have your kale and collard greens. >> she loves kale.t, she steams it with cloves of fresh garlic. >> season salt, celery salt. a little olive oil . >> the african american heritage pyramid pushes whole grains. makes a lighter version of mac and cheese. with poultry and seafood, she bakes some chicken concentrating again on flavor. >> i added mushrooms and red and green peppers. i would say start small. i love my soul food but i also love my health. >> that looks good. >> yes, it does. >>> it is now 8:55 on this thursday morning. coming up at 9:00, more on the snow. what you need to know before heading out.  oh! progress-oh! -oh! -oh! oh! oh! ♪ what do you know? oh! ♪ bacon? -oh! -oh! oh! [ female announcer ] with 40 delicious progresso soups at 100 calories or less, there are plenty of reasons people are saying "progress-oh!" share your story for a chance to win a progress-oh! makeover in hollywood. go to facebook.com/progresso to enter. >>> this is fox 5 morning news. >> right now at 9:00, a messy commute th

that means the family of any kale lay garret are no closer in looking. it came from a well from a central valley alone den where people were buried. it came from a previously murdered victim. investigators are not revealing that victim's identity at this point. we'll have more tonight at 11:00 over on channel 7. >>> meantime, a strange twist tonight in a pittsburg burglary that ends with a man being stabbed to death. police say it was all part of a plot by a cheating wife and her boyfriend. here is nick smith. >> reporter: the commotion he described started just before 11:00 a.m. in this apartment only feet where he lives. >> somebody was getting into a fight or something. punching out the wall. >> what sounded like extreme rough housing turned out to be much more. >> i was about to call 911 when i heard the police coming. >> according to police, what he heard was the homeowner confronting a man that was trying to get in his apartment. this man, 54-year-old man, robert lindsay was dead stabbed to death by the homeowner. >> pittsburg police arrested this

kale, broccoli, if you take those with particular blood pressure levels it can raiset to dangerous pointso avoid? >> charlie, start with your doctor. but to be perfectly honest a lot of these interactions are new and i didn't know a lot of the medicines on that list of 85. so your doctor has to research it. but really use your pharmacist. they're great resource. make sure you get all your meds from one pharmacy so they know exactly what you're taking and ask them specifically about food. >> i was so stunned. said to the pharmacist said how am i supposed to know that? it's on the label. oh, yeah read the label, gayle. >> and 500 other things are on the label. >> it is on the label. >> thank you. >> grapefruit may be son someone's menu next week at the international contest known. ite like iron chef but there are a lot more contestants. ben tracy meets the american team who has a shot at the title rsh richard rosendale runs a culinary army. he's in charge of the food operation at the greenbrier resort in west virginia. >> it's bag job. we have 13 kitchens on property 185 chefs, 90 general k

little bit of kale. please don't put this online. woman: i'm putting it all over the line! looks good. you ready to try it? woman: come on, baby! announcer: challenge your kids to be active and eat healthy. it's ok. it's ok! all right! announcer: they might surprise you. she took another sip. you saw it? announcer: search "we can" for more ideas on how you and your kids can get healthy together. gerri: "fox business alert." boeing's is continuing the 787 production but will not deliver planes without faa approval. officials figure out because of the problems. according to experts the fires were caused by it overcharged by lithium ion batteries. now the battery on the japan flight that made the emergency landing received voltage beyond what it was designed to take. it has taken its toll on the stock now down another half a percent. stocks ending at a five-year high but our regular investors missing on the bull market? it has risen impressively since 2009 but my guest says it has not gotten respect. have jonathan hoenig. thank you for coming. if i spoke to fiver six people th

police call him a cry kale missing dangerous person. >> he has issue with his paranoia, with a history of violence. he's been suicidal, and he's been very aggressive and combative toward police officers. >> reporter: police say use extreme caution and don't approach him. mollenhoff was seen in the -- we showed his picture to people there today, asking if anyone recognizes him. have you seen him? >> no. >> reporter: do you recognize him? >> no. okay. i'll out for him. >> reporter: he is 5'11", weighing between 170 and 200 pounds. a criminal record search for clayton mullenhoff turned you have several times for burglary, drugs, and assault. >> he has escaped in the past several times. he apparently has a lot of extensive training in martial arts, so keeping him restrained has been a bit of a challenge. he needs help and he needs to go back to the washington adventist hospital. >> reporter: his father tells me his son was in three hospitals over four days. he hopes his son is returned safely. they say anyone with information should call them. that's the latest live at the tacoma park poli

little bit of kale. please don't put this online. woman: i'm putting it all over the line!s wet. it needs something. no, it'll go. woman: don't break my juicer! looks good. you ready to try it? woman: come on, baby! announcer: challenge your kids to be active and eat healthy. it's ok. it's ok! all right! announcer: they might surprise you. she took another sip. you saw it? announcer: search "we can" for more ideas on how you and your kids can get healthy together. >>. >> bill: we continue with gut field and mcguirk and al gore selling the ad to al-jazeera. >> he academy at lookout for bill clinton. he got the girls and glory. he is a bitter. we have seen that. this takes al gore's -- it takes it to new level. he a selfish and greedy. we know algae steer ra did after 9/11. >> bill: they say bin laden is a great guy. >> the troops in iraq. our guys were fighting there. >> do you know where the word quizlichk came from. >> norway, victor quizling and. >> bill: and the nazis appointed him there. >> al gore. >> one concern i have what happens to the current one. they are like th

. >> kale is a very good student. he's very interested. he wants to learn.g a very good job. >> holt: together, old-timer and apprentice work to preserve a priceless past. >> later steam engines, or the last steam engines, had roller bearings on most of this and they didn't have to grease them like this. >> holt: in frank's mind, people like kale and other volunteers play a vital role in preserving america's railroading legacy. >> they are the future because my age, there isn't going to be many of us left around that actually worked steam engines. >> holt: thankfully, there's a new generation of passionate railroaders following in frank's footsteps. >> it's working with history. where else in the world could a 20-year-old kid like myself have an opportunity to work with a piece of equipment from 1923 with folks that did it for over 50 years? i mean, the knowledge that i'm getting, most people in their lives would dream about. and i feel extremely privileged. >> holt: and you'll feel privileged, too, when you spend time at the lake superior railroad museum an

the filing kale on the same day that an appeals court overturned two of the four convictions she facedor lying to detectives. i'm marianne rafferty. now, back to "geraldo at large." >> we couldn't come do an agreement on it. i mean, it was 9-1. one guy wouldn't give. >> the hangup was everyone couldn't get past her criminal side of her life. which really had nothing to do with this case. and there was a couple that couldn't get beyond that she had lied. >> geraldo: on friday, a federal judge declared a mistrial in the defamation suit filed by sarah jones, the former cincinnati bengals cheerleader who sued a web site that claimed falsely that she had sex with everybody on the football team and also a false claim that she got a couple of sexually transmitted diseases, from her ex-husband, who the post said slept with 50 other women. while everyone agreed that sarah jones was smeared by the web site, the dirty dot-com web site, they could not decide because one juror couldn't get past the fact that sarah was a high school teacher at the time, was later busted for having sex with one of he

it has been extremely important to our ability to improve our intelligence kale builts. ?d of defense i also benefitted from his work when he served on our defense policy board. chuck hagel is a patriot, decorated combat veteran, and he is a ded kadedicated public ser. i believe his judgment, deep understanding of the security issues facing this country, make him the right choice to be secretary of defense. as for me, after close to 50 years, of serving the american people, began in 1964 when i served as first lieutenant in the united states army. and then, in both the legislative and executive branch positions in washington. the time has come for me to return to my wife, sylvia, our three sons, their families, our six grandchildren, and my walnut farm. dealing with the different set of nuts. [ laughter ] i want to deeply thank my family for giving me the fullest measure of love and support during my many absences from home throughout my long career in public service. but i will leave washington with a very deep sense of pride. in what we have accomplished. during these la

but kaling down now.view from the high definition east bay hills camera west west ward back to the bay in san francisco. clear brake in the sky right now. few more clouds around early today and the threat of some showers but let's look at live doppler 7 hd. there are no returns on the radar right now so there is no precipitation at least no measurable precipitation anywhere in the bay area at this moment. however night hasn't ended yet. temperature readings mainly in the 50's. 57 at san franciscoment 58 across the bay and oakland. 54 novato. 55 nevada city and mountain view and forecast feature it's partly cloudy overnight. still a very remote chance of isolated shower overnight but that chance is diminishing rapidly. cooler tomorrow and this cool dry pattern that settles in tomorrow will continue into the middle of next week. let's look at the forecast for overnight low. not a cold night. cool in some spots but not cold. north bay valley we see low of 43 santa rosa 44 at napa 42 over at fairfield but mos

little bit of kale. please don't put this online. woman: i'm putting it all over the line!t's wet. it needs something. no, it'll go. woman: don't break my juicer! looks good. you ready to try it? woman: come on, baby! announcer: challenge your kids to be active and eat healthy. it's ok. it's ok! all right! announcer: they might surprise you. she took another sip. you saw it? announcer: search "we can" for more ideas on how you and your kids can get healthy together. >> well, house smous, speaker-- and who needs them at all when the president gets them to cobble together a deal with his buddy joe biden in the same senate and by then the house is a rubber stamp or a convenient foil, a strategy that had democrats thinking they've got republicans' number and just in matter of time they've got the house as well. not a great way to do business, is it? as ronald reagan's former top economic advisor says a far cry from his old boss did business. martin, i was looking that up and could never envision a day where ronald reagan, your old boss would delight in the democrats. >> no, he

. >>> in health matters leafy greens like lettuce, spinach and can kale accounted for food-borne illnessese centers for disease control also says dairy products cause the most hospitalizations. poultry was linked to the most deaths. and despite these findings researchers say overall food is getting safer. >>> okay. if you're looking to shed a few pounds, probably watching what you eat. are you watching when you eat? foo research out shows losing weight may be as much about timing as it is about what you eat. researchers found people who ate a bigger meal earlier in the day lost more weight than those who ate later specifically people who had lunch before 3:00 lost 25% more weight. the study found no difference, though, in the group's weight loss based on when you ate breakfast or dinner. more research needs to be done but planning your meals earlier in the day can't hurt you. >> 6:45 and i'm hungry for dinner. >> me, too. >> is that okay in our time frame? >> we're in trouble on all of the studies. what have we got, jeff? >> great weather. a lot of sunshine. who will hit 70 in a few minute

>> the s&p is the best leading end kale or the of all the leading indicators. this quantifies everything. this is what traders, if you looked at the chart here, we went from 1465 in the s&p, when we came out with that statement, straight down basically finished off down ten handles to the lowest point. that's a big move, when the market was just moving sideways all day long, waiting for this number tomorrow. so -- >> there's no real catalyst. >> i agree, but the market has been struggling at 1465 for the last month and a half. this is a level that we've danced at 18 times or so. we were going to struggle there anyway, which i think the market's performance today in the face of a fed that may be testing their, you know, the end of the exit of their accommodation policy, not necessarily zerp. i don't think zero interest rate policy changes. but the buying of the long end, that's something they want to figure out. >> you're 100% right. >> i think it's uglier. >> 1474, 1470, 1465. we crossed over, 1742 that we were worried about. if we cross over 1474, we go to guy

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throw in kale or frozen spinach. and you might be making a little face. but you will not taste it. so it's an easy way to get a couple more servings of veggies in, 'cause most of us are not getting our ten servings of vegetables a day, are we? right? it's an easy way to get it in and not even notice it. i do this every single day. i even travel with a blender. you can do this. [laughter] next, i promised you i was going to reveal one of the worst offenders in our diet. that food is corn. corn. corn is the fourth of the seven foods i want you to remove from your diet for three weeks. believe it or not, corn is a major hidden source of sugar. corn. i want to clear something up right off the bat. corn is not a vegetable. it's not a vegetable. it's a grain. it's a grain and a very starchy grain at that. and starches convert to sugar in your body. this actually starts to happen the minute you put it in your mouth. this is probably why we feed cows and pigs corn to fatten them up. okay? so let's think about it. we're feeding cows and pigs corn to fatten them up and then we're using popco

even serving up kale salads with fresh garlic, in hopes of boosting staff immune systems. >> i haven't been sick. i can't tell you the last time i took a sick day. >> reporter: and in utah, health workers are preparing for the sundance film festival. handing out thousands of bottles of hand sanitizer. >> we're starting at the airport. we're also going to try to hit some of the hotels and restaurants in town. >> reporter: still, experts say with the possibility of the flu season continuing for more than a month, your best bet is getting a flu shot immediately. >> the vaccine takes about two weeks to be fully protective. but it will give you a little protection on the way to that two weeks. >> reporter: hope to get mine tomorrow. and many of us here at the office have wondered, what happened if a sick co-worker touches your computer or phone? well, experts say, there's good news. the flu virus only lasts about eight hours on the surface. >> i'm walking around in a hazmat suit myself. >>> let's get to sam and the weather. >> welcome, gio. just a reminder, it's 83 in miami today. this is w

some are kaling for a partial shutdown there in washington.ver is doing everything right that d.c. is not. the mayor will join me with advice. and newly revealed fbi files show marilyn monroe's connections to communism, and i will talk to the agency who got these files published. and al roker will talk about the valuable advice he got from willard scott before taking over, and his perspective on global warming. back to you. >> thank you, alex. and >>> and up next, our foot soldier. ace. face it with puffs ultra soft & strong. puffs has soft, air-fluffed pillows for 40% more cushiony thickness. face every day with puffs softness. wears off. [ female announcer ] stop searching and start repairing. eucerin professional repair moisturizes while actually repairing very dry skin. the end of trial and error has arrived. try a free sample at eucerinus.com. >>> i want to take you to missouri. in the 2010 census it registered a population of 9,515 residents. it's the kind of the place where the mayor writes a monthly report for the town website that tha

the florida mother was acquitted of murder in 2011 in the death of her 2-year-old daughter kalee.victed on four counts of lying to police during the investigation into her disappearance. and thoughny's lawyers say she should not have been charged with lying because she was not advised of her rights. >>> new information is being released about why walnut creek police officers fired deadly shots in the city's first officer-involved shooting in 12 years. anthony banta was killed in his walnut creek home on december 27th. police say it started with a 911 call from his roommate claiming he was being attacked. when officers arrived, they say banta ran at them holding a kitchen knife and ignored commands to drop the knife and police fired shots. >> there are a lot of things that don't add up. the family is in shock and in disbelief that this could have happened. at the same time, i know the police are very regretful this had to happen. >> police are waiting on toxicology results. more information is expected to be released in the coming months. >>> 8:24. time to go back to sal. see what

the harris county sheriff kales the shooting a case of idiocy that apparently resulted from an argument>> a suspected murderer on the loose in the midwest. brooke baldwin follows the radical plan to catch a serial killer. >> reporter: here in the midwest, several young girls went missing. some were found murdered. others were never found at all. lori depies, 20, in appleton, wisconsin. reyna ricin, 16, from laport, indiana, wendy felton, 16, from marion, indiana, michelle dewy, 20, in indianapolis, indiana. all of these cases went unsolved. officials believed only one man knew what happened. >> we knew he was responsible for several deaths. >> reporter: and to get answers it would take a risky, unusual plan, send a convicted drug dealer, under cover, into a dangerous prison, to befriend an alleged serial killer. >> i'm not a serial killer hunter. i said, how am i going to do this. >> reporter: at stake, ansers. >> wondering where she is, what happened. >> reporter: peace for grieving families. >> you want to find her and bring her home and you can't. >> reporter: and one man's freedom.

campbell from kale. the amendment is -- from california. the amendment is a simple clarification to ensure the free i think -- frelinghuysen amendment doesn't put tax pay thornse hook for 100% of the cost of projects that are unrelated to hurricane sandy. the amendment waives the standard local cost share for what -- for, quote, ongoing construction projects. this applies to peach renourishment projects which are typically cost shared at a 65% federal, 35% local shear. while the waiving of this local cost share for this type of pradget is uns predent, i understand that for our friends in new jersey, new york, and connecticut, hurricane sandy was also unprecedented. our amendment does not change the language with respect to repairing the beaches damaged by hurricane sandy. but unfortunately, the language could be interpreted to also waive local cost share for future periodic beach replenishment unrelated to any damage caused by hurricane sandy. these typically can take up to over a 50-year period and cans to the tens of millions of dollars.

i would kale it back. that doesn't mean i would slow it down. i would scale it back. >> i would agree with most of what paul and mike said. push a little further though in that emphasizing research and development and production of smaller numbers that current modelses to experiment with to provide a minimal critical mass but insofar as practical crying to reserve -- until a later date when thing goes bad. i want to build on the issue about the size of the pentagon budget. during the cold war, our mortal enemy had the second largest economy in the world. millions of men under arms, 30,000 plus nuclear weapons, et. cetera, now our enemy our groups of terrorists living in caves, small groups around and i don't see how we can spend hundreds of millions -- billions more against that enemy than against the world's second largest economy back in the cold war. i think the pentagon is ridge -- raggedded with fat. why does the air force need a full-fledged simple nigh. why do they need a boeing 737. why does the pentagon send $65 ,000 on a individual to

a problem that kale up through the election -- that came up through the election protection data andch we have seen in other elections, there's need for a best practices on how to help people who are unexpectedly in the hospital on election day to vote. um, in st. louis county the election protection coalitions tried to meet with the county officials for nine months prior to the election to shake out what the rules would be to assist people who were in the hospital on election day. in the case of just one woman who found out on monday she had to be, go to the hospital for emergency surgery on tuesday, this voter called the board of elections on monday, called on tuesday morning. it took six additional calls to get someone to bring a ballot out to her in the hospital. when one of the election protection volunteers called at 2:00 in the afternoon, that volunteer was told by the county we've had so many requests for assistance to vote in hospitals that we are no longer accepting those requests. um, the -- in spite of these problems, it was a remarkably smooth election. people with disab

kale lebanon moore attempting to backflip, the skis dug into the flip of the slope and the machine camehing down on top of him. a concussion was first diagnosed but doctors discovered bleeding around his heart. >> emergency heart surgery and complications from that surgery that led to a brain injury, brain complications. >> reporter: the family says moore is in critical condition and is asking for continued prayers for his recovery. a nurse who is not involved in this case -- >> this sounds very sire yous. he's critically injured at this point. >> reporter: moore is not the only athlete. his brother colton suffered a separated pelvis. a skier had a spinal fracture. it's not just the athletes at risk. look what happened in another snowmobile crash. it plowed into the bank of spectators. >> has this gone too far? flipping a snowmobile, is it too dangerous to continue these games? >> it sounds like there's been a number of injuries at the winter x games, including pelvic injuries, spine injuries. they do train all year for this. but it's important for the folks watching at home to realize

there's no tomato sauce, with meatballs and crispy kale. >> delicious. >> i'm going to teach how to maket food but sometimes it can be heavy and very rustic. i wanted to make it dainty, elegant. >> something that celebrities would eat? >> that celebrities could eat in their beautiful gowns. >> excuse my ignorance, but i didn't know what it was. >> as in a roman king? >> pharaoh. >> farrah faucet? >> let's start with the eggplant. >> i'm using japanese eggplant because they're long and lean. >> you like to make them pretty thin? >> yes. quarter inch or so. i like to do them on the bias. they're easy to eat. >> you don't peel them or anything? >> no peeling necessary, no salting necessary. that's why i love japanese eggplant. >> they're thinner, too, aren't they? >> they are thinner. you can find these at the grocery store. it's a wheat. >> a whole grain, right? >> puffed up wheat. it's a whole grain that's never been processed or anything. >> our girls' night menu here. >> eat up. eat up. >> we're going to bread it in flour first. >> that, and flour first. willie's here already. >> panko

my constituents in my district especially, i'm from oakland, kale, send their thoughts and prayers to you. in many ways, part of the community i represent has been a -- and continues to be a war zone. 15 of my constituents were shot just last week. chief knight, could you please give us an idea of what cities an police officers and mayors confront in terms of daily gun violence? >> ok, next, ms. lujan-grisham. >> i want to thank you for the incredibly touching and courageous remarks today. i can tell you i have renewed resolve because of your dedication and compassion and recognize that this is the day to commit from this day forward that we need comprehensive federal reforms so that we're doing something meaningful about the gun violence in this country. in fact, i come from a district in new mexico where we have significant gun violence and tragedy. many of the questions, i -- many of the questions i would have asked have been asked today so i have a new question which is, in the aftermath of this incredibly horrific tragedy in newtown, notwithstanding, i want to recognize that ther

spinach, kale and swiss chard and also carrots and oranges and pumpkin.f carrots a day. it could be raw, roasted. it works. >> she drinks a lot of water apparently. >> yes, stay hydrated. >> on to sofia vagara and her gorgeous hair. >> that gorgeous everything of hers. >> her hair is always perfect, whether it's up, down, however she styles it. >> this is actually a picture from 2000. she's a natural blond. >> i know. >> can you believe that? we all pay so much money to look like a natural blond. when she first got to hollywood with the curves and the hair, she sort of went darker and said i need to tone myself down. now this is mostly her own hair. sometimes she has extensions but mostly she wears it up and down. she does not believe in a natural look unless you're giselle. she says go glam, do what you need to do. she eats very healthy. she never deprives herself of anything and eats a lot of water. >> luscious locks, everybody that's listening, it's all about iron. iron helps to circulate oxygen all over your body but also to your hair follicles which

four or five locations was in other words to decrease our foot print and make this a more lo gist kale -- logistical -- as well as all the other events will be smooth. and i know jsic actually put out a great on online tool for the public i think they announced earlier this week. it's a mobile web app that matt can peek more to -- speak more to but really has to do more with what's going on here in d.c. the pic has also put out a mobile app, but as part of our earth to make sure -- make sure people across the country can be involved in the event, it has a lot of information. it will also have logistical information for people attending the event. so we're really between those tools and using twitter and other kind of realtime social media tools hopefully going to make this as smooth a process as possible and would also put a plug in for jtf that has a fantastic presence about their efforts online as well. i think we've seen a big leap forward on how we're using social media to make it a smooth event. >> i was wondering if any of you could address how much -- what the cost is, what the

she is an authority on i aging issues and dead kaled the career to solving problems with economic and health security and other issues leading to population aging. dr. whitman. [applause] good morning. barry rand covered a lot of ground so i want to take a few minutes to focus on issues he raised and talk about policies to pursue to strengthen the middle class. today, we're releasing nine research papers from aarp's public policy institute that explore critical elements affecting middle class success. these include income, assets, housing, health care, and education. our research demonstrates these elements have combined to make it increasingly difficult for families to maintain their standard of living. there are many important take aways from the studies, but i want to point out just a few. first, millions and millions of americans who consider themselves who worked all of their lives and currently consider themselves part of the middle class will face a decline in the standard of living when they retire. this is not just a concern for people who are older now or even in middle age.

little bit of kale. please don't put this online. woman: i'm putting it all over the line!it needs something. no, it'll go. woman: don't break my juicer! looks good. you ready to try it? woman: come on, baby! announcer: challenge your kids to be active and eat healthy. it's ok. it's ok! all right! announcer: they might surprise you. she took another sip. you saw it? announcer: search "we can" for more ideas on how you and your kids can get healthy together. >>> the flu outbreak claims more lives. deaths are reported in at least 30 states while supplies of the flu vaccine are running low. >>> the gun control debate heats up this week. vice president biden makes his recommendations to the president tomorrow while the nra says congress doesn't have the votes to pass firearms restrictions. >>> "60 minutes" with sonia sotomayor. in her first broadcast interview the supreme court justice talks about the diagnosis that changed her life. >> i studied very hard, i partied very hard, i loved playing very hard and i did it all to try to pack in as much as i could. >>> and going for go