rachael, you partner with kohl's. >> they buy my products. first thing i designed was a spaghetti pot. spaghetti is long, i did not like getting a spaghetti facial while you are waiting for the spaghetti to bend to your will. you look all sweaty. before you had even done anything. >> grandma's beauty secret. >> and all the stoneware and the pots and pans. i work with meyer corporation to produce them for me. it is not like i am a spokesperson. >> you put your name behind them. >> i want them to serve a function. spoons that don't need a spoonrest -- and they're all practical. it goes back to what mario said -- value. is it the largest value in that category? >> a lot of chefs will have a producer go get what is called market goods somewhere in china, and they will bring them back and put their name on them and that is all right. that does not make it a bad business practice. >> who are you talking about when you say that? >> there's a lot of people out there that you can see on qvc. if they are selling $110 collections of pots, they are doing

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rachael robinson. mr. norman siegel. ms. laura hold gate. >> mr. and mrs. ryan mr.rles adams jr. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] mr. and mrs. kenneth ehrlich. [inaudible conversations] >> ms. constance's millstream. [inaudible conversations] mr. and mrs. peter s. eliot. [inaudible conversations] >> mr. and mrs. richard plethora . [inaudible conversations] mr. kevin smith. [inaudible conversations] correcting, mr. keith smith. mr. burton smith. ms. julie e. milliken. ms. roberta catherine and mist late -- missed rachael lagard. [inaudible conversations] ms. liz simon. [inaudible conversations] mr. and mrs. john goldman. >> the honor roll and mrs. harold rogers. [inaudible conversations] mr. and mrs. jack smith. patrick. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> the hon. and mrs. mike donovan. [inaudible conversations] mr. and mrs. joe been some. [inaudible conversations] the governor of kentucky and mrs. bashir. >> misters steve it plans -- it steve clemens. it. [laughter] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> mr. and

and i am proud of rachael for getting healthy. can be the healthiest but by losing the most weight. at some point you have to stop losing weight. you can't continue to lose weight. you have to bottom out and become a healthy, happy person with healthy habits that you can take forward for the rest of your life. so at some point rachael's got to hit a plateau where she is just healthy. you get so addicted to the losing of the weight. >> that euphoria. >> it is like a drug. if you keep chasing that high and keep trying to lose weight even though you probably don't need to anymore there is really nowhere to go but a very, very dangerous place. >> in a word do you think weight loss competitions are the way to do it? should it be made a competition? >> i think competitions you work at an office and you have seen people pull together and say let's lose weight this month. competition to get healthy is great. the focus shouldn't be on the numbers. the focus shouldn't be on the weight loss but on getting healthy, learning healthy habits ove

the nbc statement reads: we support rachael and all of the "biggest loser" contestants.ht loss and live healthier lifestyles and inspire vieweres. that's how nbc speaks. let's get to carol alt on this. she hosts a healthy you, saturdays at 4:00 p.m. eastern time on fox news channel. they say your bmi, body mass index, is 18.5 -- she is 17.5, too skinny. >> i think she looks great. let them look at a roomful of models. >> a buddy weighed in, nobody complains when people add weight. they're just jealous. >> they put these two pictures side above side, one at 260 and one at 105, and it is a big shock. i think the other thing was that julian made this whole thing with her face, going, oh, my gosh, and looked so shock, and look at it from her point of view. she is helping a contestant try to win the show so she had not seen rachel since the beginning of the show, so of course she will be in the mind of the competitor going, we can't beat that. so, that is where the shock and surprise came in. the thought her guy did such a good job. >> it's weird how people complain about peo

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i don't think yes that's right rachael it's your question i have no fancy that's good but to give you an injection i have a question and your was never good so much trinity how chaotic western culture and i get it here here and i give you the butter on the bank a healthy. life for women as true keep tundras hard if you must of what if she is able to work she will regardless of the pain. unlike us europeans who have local doctors or nurses they have no one to turn to for help in the tundra these so they wait like that poor mother over there she worked most she could. i need they know that the air ambulance is there for them and believe the doctors and nurses will always come if they hope we will be able to help them with that infomercial. it's not uncommon for the air ambulance doctors to deliver babies on board the helicopter. mood to. move once a woman called us because she had a fever. when we were approaching she said her contractions had started it was her ninth child so i decided to take her to the base to get the medicine she needed for besides you can always do with an actual p

know that he told his girlfriend that he hated this music all of that is basic code language in a rachaelkohn we have only about a minute left but you know despite civil rights legislation we talked about there's stop and frisk there's a stand your ground laws shocking statistics that a high school i'm sorry that a black male without a high school degree is more likely than up in prison and with a job how can we expand the consciousness of americans to realize that we don't have true equality of opportunity the african-american community has taken upon itself we have to we have to turn to our organizations such as the n.w. c.p. and we have to create new think tanks and other types of organizations that are going to speak to him and that are going to be able to articulate these issues so that we can bring affective pressure upon the upon the political process the same way that alec the the think tank the conserve the think tank has done that and brought us stand your ground brought us right to vote or id laws and so many other incredibly bad pieces of legislation that are now law of the la

rachael divine. [inaudible conversations] >> ms. liz simon. mr. mark hyson. [inaudible conversations] >> mr. and mrs. john goldman. >> in honor of president obama's visit placed throughout the white house. some events have already taken place. the president's visit it yesterday. and today we cover the on arrival ceremony, a joint press conference, and along with the state dinner coverage here on c-span2. >> the hon. and mrs. harold rogers. [inaudible conversations] >> mr. and mrs. jack smith. [inaudible conversations] >> mr. herbert jelly. [inaudible conversations] >> this is mike donovan. >> mr. and mrs. joe benson. >> the governor of kentucky and mrs. bashir. >> mr. steve claman's. [inaudible conversations] [laughter] [inaudible conversations] >> mr. and mrs. steve holland. >> the secretary of as -- transportation. >> ms. belmont goldman, mr. drew . [inaudible conversations] >> mr. and mrs. joseph plunged. >> the hon. stay feet -- stacy abrams. [inaudible conversations] >> ms. julia murray's dreyfus. >> mr. job and a live line and emily the vine. >> mr. lob

one viewer wrote in response to rachael being too skinny, people are never satisfied. that's true.re are always going to be people out there criticizing. martha: what about the show? what is their response? >> some of the comments, they have reacted on the surprised expressions on the trainers. julian michaels and bob harper went to twitter to which michael replied on behalf of both of them, bob and i want to take a moment to congratulate all the contestants for their hard work. michael's tweet he we are not comfortable commenting on rachael's journey because what he weren't her trainers. any questions should be directed to the show's producers. so at this point they say they do support all of the contestants. we'll have to wait and see. bill: i think she looks great. martha: she he she feels energetic and alive. we wish her well. bill: we are learning of bombshell developments. what law makers said on the hill that take this story to a whole new level. cúp,@s#b >> fox news alert. a brand new bombing shell in the irs targeting scandal. an obama donor is leading this investigation a

phil, rachael ray, and other household names.clothing products that exploded after they became part of oprah's favorite things. some criticize the oprah-fi oprah-fication that set the stage for social media. but oprah is proof that anyone of any race and gender can make it in america. her fortune estimated at $2. billion, and she's given away more than $400 million to educational charities. vote for your pick online. head to cnbc.com/25 to cast your vote. guys? >> you know, i'm going to take this from a very australian centric point of view. growing up, everybody knew about oprah winfrey. from that point of vuriew, opras tentacles went all over the globe in terms of her influence. she mentioned a product, she mentioned a restaurant, and bang, there's business. >> and here's the thing, mandy. i think you're right. having a syndicated talk show, oprah really had massive reach. i think what's impressive about oprah is the fact that she's been able to reinvent herself for this cable age. her syndicated talk show ended. now she launch

. >>> american skier bode miller sat down with rachael nicholls at the olympics. >> you have been through>> it was a tough start to the olympics, come in here and skied well. and then the weather shifted on us and i didn't make the right adjustments. it switched from a condition that i do really well in to a condition that i don't do really well in. it is hard mentally to make thoez adjustments when you are my age. >> i have to ask you a question. you mentioned perhaps you should have gotten corrective surgery for your eyes? >> i have a relationship with an eye doctor in denver. we started a procedure. he did part of this where they poke a little hole in your iris and then we got delayed once. and he couldn't do it a second time. we were supposed to be flying to europe to do it. and then the season started. and it just kind of slipped through the cracks. to come in here and have the visibility play such a huge role in the races with overcast conditions. in hind sight obvious. >> ski racing in general not necessarily something you get better at as you get older. you are 36 and you managed.

we don't do the research on the astronomer, maria rachael, or have lessons that encowrnlgt girls to think beyond the imagery of the woman in the private sphere. i think as a person who reads ap u.s. history leader, i'm an exam leader for the college board, putting women's history in to something that an honor student should know is gradually becoming a scuffle main streaming of women's history. now you have to know some for the ap exam. woo hoo! it's a process, but it's also still possible to have textbooks that don't reflect the range of what women have done, or the focus will be women and minorities. and you have white women and black men. guess who gets left out? it would be african-american american. that's why i assist -- that's the cover of my book be a majority women of color. they have been written out of the american curriculum. >> host: a little bit more from women's history for "beginners." women and men have played different roles. the very differences tell a great deal about power, citizenship, and democratic ideals. we may acknowledge that our foremothers held different but

in an interview set to air on "the rachael ray show."selves so when she walked out i was just kind of like, whoa. susan rappaport who lost nearly 120 pounds herself and now runs a fitness studio in new york says she's concerned about frederickson's well-being. >> she's going to have to modify her diet in order to maintain where she is now. that's where extreme eating disorders are born. >> reporter: according to the "ladies' home journal" the idea weight for a a'5" small frame woman is 114 to 123 pouchdzs. based on that recommendation frederickson is nearly ten pounds underweight. >> obesity and anorexia are on the same spectrum just at opposite ends. it's not uncommon for one eating disorder to basically transition into another eating disorder. >> reporter: even the fashion industries in certain countries ban models with less than 18 1/2 body mass index from walking the catwalks. frederickson's bmi is now 18. when asked if she reached a healthy and sustainable weight, frederick's response, "absolutely." for abc news, linsey davis. >> de

today host of "america's got talent," nick cannon, and rachael from heart.o [captioning made possible by disney-abc domestic television] captioned by the national captioning institute -- www.ncicap.org -- ♪ [applause] kelly: thank you. hi.

. >>> let's turn now to cnn's rachael nichols in sochi with the latest.hat's an amazing spin, but bode miller, what happened, rachel? >> yeah, very disappointing for bode. the downhill is his best event. and he had been seriously nearly perfect in the training runs. but it was bright and sunny when he was training here in sochi. today, a little bit different. it's much more overcast, the visibility a lot different here. still, he got off to a great start. he had a fantastic first split time, but he had trouble in the middle and the bottom of the course. he hit a gate, and you should have seen him when he crossed the finish line, guys, slumped over, then sat on his skis for a while. he was clearly just crushed. knew he had messed things up. wasn't going to even medal here. now, he does have other events, still has other chances for a medal, but this was the one that he was thinking of, and unfortunately, not going to happen for him here in sochi. >> all righty. rachel, i understand you talked to a guy that has really been on everybody's radar for the last

we don't do the research on the astronomer, maria rachael, or have lessons that encowrnlgt girls to think beyond the imagery of the woman in the private sphere. i think as a person who reads ap u.s. history leader, i'm an exam leader for the college board, putting women's history in to something that an honor student should know is gradually becoming a scuffle main streaming of women's history. now you have to know some for the ap exam. woo hoo! it's a process, but it's also still possible to have textbooks that don't reflect the range of what women have done, or the focus will be women and minorities. and you have white women and black men. guess who gets left out? it would be african-american american. that's why i assist -- that's the cover of my book be a majority women of color. they have been written out of the american curriculum. >> host: a little bit more from women's history for "beginners." women and men have played different roles. the very differences tell a great deal about power, citizenship, and democratic ideals. we may acknowledge that our foremothers held different but