use -- high-capacity ammunition magazines, limiting them will limit the number of round as shooter candice charge before he has it reload. >> the head of the nra said lawmakers should not focus on new laws but rather enforcing the laws that are already on the books. >>> a week after reportedly attending the presidential inauguration to perform with her school band, a click teen is dead, a victim of gun violence. heidi pendleton was in a south side park with others when a group opened fire. she was shot in the back and later died at the hospital. >>> there's no secret. it is a bat toll fight childhood obesity. a local mother and author is working to encourage healthier choices. one author is bringing her words of wisdom on healthy living to a baltimore classroom. >> reporter: dr. fuller is bringing her knowledge to students. she's talking to them about eating healthy and exercising. >> i want them to walk away knowing that they really have the power to make sure that they ensure a healthy future. i want them to walk away knowing what are grain foods. >> reporter: this mother and pediatricia

>> cann >> candice. >> candice from? >> prosser, washington. >> lovely.g "beat around the bush" originate. shy young lovers would chase each other around bushes, in bird hunts participants beat the bushes enabling others to catch the birds in nests, farmers would beat bushes to ensure good harvest, or the origin is unknown to this day? >> d. [ buzzer ] >> no indeed. a good day for kathie lee. >> another cd. >> the correct answer is b, the bird hunt participants. >> yeah. they would go into the fields. the birds would be hiding under the shrubs and in the tall grasses. and they would go and beat around them and the birds would fly up into nets or people would take aim and shoot them. >> oh. >> and it means stop, you know, going into all this activity that leads to nothing, go straight to your point. >> that's why we use it. thank you for coming on again with us. >> always so much fun. happy new year. >> meredith is going to come back. if you want to lose a few pounds, maybe your new year's resolution, we're going to take a look at some of the hottest diet

delores mcgee, margaret gray, marcia, karen, joan, mira, janice, jennifer walsh, fudyjud, candice. are you in the room or are you busy in the other spots? if you are here, please stand up. and a round of applause. [applause] so, all of these folks are listed in your book, and you all have nametags and so do they. as you go out throughout the day, if you see any of these people, i really encourage you to thank them for all the work they have done because it has been an enormous amount of work to a poll today off. but there are two people that i want us to single out for today's event. that is marie jopling and judy otto. [cheers and applause] you know how you read in the paper about most famous folks in technology? there are those names, right? those companies and those names we read about every day. but we should all hope for having one of those famous people in our lives, and that is to marie and judy really are. these other two women who i think single-handedly moved me into social networking, kicking and fighting the hallway. because i was not born into technology. i really had

at least candice is.r on facebook -- if you friend her on facebook she will let you in. >> people think new year's resolution but february most people have stopped. so we plan, if you don't know what the planning is, it's ok. just friend me on facebook. all the information is printed there. you can do this with me for free. if you have a weight loss component, it's four weeks to get a fears start on fitness. >> let's of "if's." a couple of moves people will see? >> when they go to miyu tube channel, it's a squat shoulder press bicep combination. >> look at those arms. >> so we're doing lots of combination moves, because it cuts down on time. so when you do the video channel, we will tell you how to incorporate a trainer so these moves and all kinds of combination moves. >> so when you add the squat you also improv the cardio. >> yes. you get fit while you get trim. these are weighted balls. >> why is this better than using say a dumbbell? >> it's just something different. we try to keep the mind/body conn

fact that all of these other channels, the lesser ones as i like to call them, they know that you candice cover stuff by slipping, and i have. the smithsonian is a delight. i don't mind saying it. but i didn't know the smithsonian existed until i saw it with cbs which i would never go on. so i also think it is bad for the consumer. you are going to miss out on more than you get. >> all right. time to take a break. it wasn't a bad point. >> when we return, a perm -- a performance from christopher cross. >> baked on a buttery foot crust. >> baked in a buttery flavored crust. baked in a buttery flavored crust. >> baked in a buttery flakey crust. >> baked in a buttery flakey crust. >> bake owed a buttery crispy crust. >> flakey. >> they should have a coupon. baked on a buttery, crispy crust. >> flakey! >> i said flakey. okay. >> oh my gosh. >> baked on a buttery flakey crust. >> you should have had me do that. >> baked in a bake -- oh! >> baked in a buttery, crispy flight. >> that was adorable. that is like you two in years. >> those are out takes. shouldn't they just do that in the commercia

candice miller and the house administrator work through careful ideas that really are not difficult to get because it's a five-page bill. we think we're doing the right thing. we think we got the votes. we think it's going to provide this country and the senate and this administration us all working together the right thing. so if you want to oppose it i get that. i can understand the positions held. but that's -- but passing the bill will be a positive thing. it will offer working together relationships with the senate. it is supported and not opposed by the president, i think gives us a good opportunity to put a good foot forward in this congress, rather than one we're fighting and disagreeing and can't get our act together. the american people demand we get things done. the american people are asking, hey, when possible, can you guys work together? yes, we can. today is a day where we can say, mr. speaker, people from nebraska, people from texas, people from ohio, people from all over this country, can you work together? we're trying to find a way. i'm proud of that. we are going to

international held annually on the campus of miami-dade college, a panel on american history featuring candice millard, david nassau and les standford. it's about 45 minutes. .. >> we can visit there, we been trying to learn the customs, we can translate the language, we can feel the air and the light. we can sniff the fragrances, recoil out the foul odor, but we are foreigners in a strange land. this is true as much for our recent past as it is for 12th century venice. writing about the recent past is not easy, as i learned this time around. first there are people you have to talk to. and while i was privileged to spend a lot of time talking to a lot of kennedys, it is difficult for me as a historian, working with leading people. i would much prefer to work with documents. with living people you can't tell, but you have to figure o out, what's true, what's not true, whether they're telling you what they think is true, where the stories came from. because the stories are all told with the same authenticity, the same vigor. it's not easy. the other difficulty of writing about the recent past is

shumer of new york, lamar alexander of tennessee, tellers on the part of the senate, candice miller of michigan, robert a. brady of pennsylvania, tellers on the part of the house of representatives, report the following as the result of the ascertainment in counting of the electoral vote for president and vice president of the united states for the term beginning on the 20th day of january, 2013. vice president biden: the state of the vote for president of the united states as delivered to the president of the senate is as follows. the whole number of the electers to vote for the president of the united states is 538 of which a majority is 270. barack obama of the state of illinois has received for president of the united states 332 votes. mitt romney of the state of massachusetts has received 206 votes. the state of the vote for vice president of the united states is delivered to the president in the senate is as follows. the whole number of electorals appointed to vote for vice president of the united states is 538 and the majority of which is 270. joseph biden of the state of delawa

of the house administration committee, who's joining us today and our new chairman -- chairwoman candice miller, will be recognized at this time. chairwoman. >> thank you, mr. chairman. and i also am delighted to see you sitting in the seat there and welcome to the new members of the rules committee. i feel like i got florida covering my back over here. yeah. got your back. and i'm delighted to sit next to my good friend and colleague, sandy levin. interestingly enough, sandy and i actually share act. sometimes you hear the term, reagan democrats. it was from our county. you have two. you have two very divergent beliefs coming out of a county. but one thing that is a very commonality of think of a county like mccomb, is we have budgets. we pass budgets on time. we balance them. we just think you should have a budget. interestingly enough, just before i came here, before we had our vote series, i was doing something i call congress in the classroom where i was going to call it skype, but it's the new technology as uvo. i talk to all these kids in my district, my part of the county, about

. >> what a night working late, i throw myself across candice bergen's desk.she said are you going to play the scene that way? no, i'm in pain. she said you're passing a kidney stone and she's right. i passed the biggest kidney stone in the history of man, bigger than my wife's wedding ring, same clarity and purity i might add. >> what's your favorite career highlight? do you have one? >> well, i think of it in moments. but again, in the one-man show, i talk about motorcycles. i talk about horses, talk about love, i talk about death. i talk about comedy. there are songs. i mean, i go through a multitude of i riff on a multitude of subjects and yet at the same time, there's prepared enough script so there are a lot of visuals attached. any one moment, no, i don't think in those terms although you know a lot of people point at "boston legal" as being a thing they watched and i enjoyed doing that. but if you were asked were to ask me what is a highlight in my life, i would say right now the one-man show for an hour and a half in front of an audience and entertain

of the house administration committee, who's joining us today and our new chairman -- chairwoman candice miller, will be recognized at this time. chairwoman. >> thank you, mr. chairman. and i also am delighted to see you sitting in the seat there and welcome to the new members of the rules committee. i feel like i got florida covering my back over here. yeah. got your back. and i'm delighted to sit next to my good friend and colleague, sandy levin. interestingly enough, sandy and i actually share act. sometimes you hear the term, reagan democrats. it was from our county. you have two. you have two very divergent beliefs coming out of a county. but one thing that is a very commonality of think of a county like mccomb, is we have budgets. we pass budgets on time. we balance them. we just think you should have a budget. interestingly enough, just before i came here, before we had our vote series, i was doing something i call congress in the classroom where i was going to call it skipe, but it's the new technology as uvo. i talk to all these kids in my district, my part of the county, about

think that yesterday that the two republican lead representatives, the gentlewoman from michigan, candiceler, representing the house administration committee, the gentleman from ways and means committee, mr. ryan, adequately not only spoke about, mr. speaker, a five-page bill, five pages, that we could not only understand but offer the ideas regardless of who came up with the idea, offer the idea that represents what i hope will be and believe will be more than 218 votes, and i think will be bipartisan. these ideas don't just belong to somebody and we can't share them. they belong to the american people about a way to move forward, avoiding conflict. working together. coming up with ideas that you can express with great confidence that we believe that will work. yesterday during the hearing we also had some thoughtful conversation. i'd like to yield five minutes to the rules committee designee to chairman ryan and the budget committee, the gentleman from georgia, mr. woodall. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from georgia is recognized. mr. woodall: thank you, mr. speaker. i thank my