thanks, steve croft, melanie sloan, congressman brian baird, appreciate your time, sir. let us know what you think on facebook, twitter, i'll be tweeting tonight. a pharmacy full of drugs being prescribed to young kids. we're not just talking ritalin, two drugs, three drugs. we're talking five drugs combinations of mind altering medications. we're talking about a report, and perspectives from dr. sanjay gupta. >>> ungodly discipline, our series continues looking at the disciplining of kids in schools. a former assistant principal who lobbies for corporal punishment in parochial schools is accused of paddling his former students. those students say they will never forget it. >> whack, whack. i would never cry and the man hated that i wouldn't cry. this time he got me to cry. but -- i said this guy isn't going to stop. >> our gary tuchman investigates ahead on the program. some nylons. and what girl wouldn't need new shoes? we talked about getting a diamond. but with all the thank you points i've been earning... ♪ ...i flew us to the rock i really had in mind. ♪ [ male ann

joining us is retired congressman brian baird who tried to pass a similar bill years ago without much luck. also, citizens for responsibility and ethics in washington. she recently testified before congress in support of the stock arkt. act. so congressman, you helped introduce the stock back in 2006. it died over and over again in committee. virtually no one even showed up for some of your hearings. do you think it just died again? >> well, it seems like eric cantor would like to see it die. i don't understand his explanation. the chairmen of the other committees say no, we'll let financial services handle it. it's in their baileywick. why doesn't he set a date? he should say by the end of march we'll bring this bill up for a vote and get it done. it's not that complicated. it asks people to do the same thing in congress that we asked the rest of the country to do. he seems unwilling to make that happen. >> melanie, does it to you seem like this is dead? >> i don't think it just died. i think cantor killed it, and his calls for bipartisanship, that's a new one who hasn't cared about

joining us is retired congressman brian baird who tried to pass a similar ethics bill years ago without much luck and melanie sloan, citizens for ethics and responsibility in washington. she testified before congress in support of the stock act. congressman, you helped to introduce the stock back in 2006. it died over and over again in committee. virtually no one even show upped for some of your hearings. do you think it just died again? >> well, it seems like eric cantor would like to see it die. i just don't buy his explanation. bills are often referred to multiple committees. you just waive that. let financial services handle it, that's in their bailiwick. if he's serious about passing this, why doesn't he set a date? by the end of march we'll bring this bill up for a vote and get it done. it is not that complicated. ask people to do in congress that we ask the rest of the country to do. he seems unwilling to make that happen. >> does it seem like this is dead for now? >> i don't think it just died, i i think eric cantor killed it. his calls for bipartisanship, that's a new one for e

and brian baird tried to get congress to police itself more close l closely. and found no interest from increasingly wealthy fellow lawmakers. a second, keeping them honest item tonight. also, kids -- some infants, under one years old, being fed, prozac, ritalin, mind altering, psychiatric medication, some kids taking five drugs at the same time. these are kids put into the foster care system. being medicate the at a much higher level than other kids. details from a new report by congressional accountability office. we'll speak to michael parino, c.e.o. of the national court appointed association. tonight's stories and the ridiculous at the top of the hour. >> four students expelled from florida a & m for their involvement in the suspected hazing death of a 26-year-old colleague. >>> billionaire adventurer, richard branson, wearing -- yeah, why? why? well he comes "out front" to tell you. when you have tough pain, do you want fast relief? try bayer advanced aspirin. it's not the bayer aspirin you know. it's different. first, it's been re-engineered with micro-

brian baird and i introduced it after increasing reports that members of congress and staff were abusinghe status of a private game. intelligence firms, the part that never gets mentioned -- i want to talk about that later. using non-public information to gain knowledge in the stock market, a study where members of congress performed better than average. the bill was reintroduced in the 110th and 111th congress. i testified in 2009, before the committee subcommittee in a hearing in which the bill never advanced at all. the bill, supported by a broad base of groups for the citizens for responsibility and ethics in washington, common cause democracy 2021, and the sunlight foundation. in leading up to the report from "60 minutes" -- we only had nine co-sponsors -- we did have wanda jones, for which we are grateful. thank you for the support you have given us. we have 171 co-sponsors in accounting. every single day, it is truly a bipartisan bill. not one, but two senate counterparts in the hearing. to make up for lost time, the senate held the hearing and committed to the mark up before the