i'm robin meade. great to have you around. >>> people on what they say was a nightmare flight from l.a. to new york will now get their money back but take a look at the video from it. >> after about the 30-minute point the captain will make the decision based on the safety for all of us on board whether we will be diverting or continue to hold for a little bit longer. bear with us. >> the guy whose face was david martin. he and other passengers were on a virgin america flight over the weekend. had to land 90 miles from jfk because of weather. they were eventually bussed to jfk but they say they finally got there 16 hours after their flight took off. here's what martin told hln's mike galanos on "prime news." >> passengers did eventually get off the plane after you know we had to go through a lot of arguments with the supervisor of the international airport. >> how long did that take? >> several hours. >> several? >> the first five passengers got off, they wouldn't let any more off and another 16 or so

i'm natasha curry in for robin meade on this wednesday. getting a lot of buzz from yesterday's health care reform signing, the vice president dropped an "f" bomb. >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states of america, barack obama. this is a good [ bleep ] bill. >> thank you. >> he was whispering to the president when he said this is a big -- ex-ppletives -- deal, an as you saw the president didn't react at all. >>> attorneys general in 14 states are now lining up to fight the health care law in court. making people buy health insurance violates the constitution. florida's attorney general says the law forces states to do things that are "practically impossible" without money to do it. the states will probably lose because federal law trumps state law. meanwhile, three dozen states are looking at rules to block pieces of the law. >>> and senate republicans are doing everything they can to delay or block the new law. in about 15 minutes we'll break down what's in the amendments they are proposing and get this, at least one

fine out what she told robin meade in this "live better now." >> your idea about getting kids to eat nutritiously is to get them in the kitchen. kids in the kitchen while you're making something. >> don't be afraid. >> how do you do that? >> get them started young. kids should be involved. >> they should be involved in the cooking. you have made this with your kids. tell me, what did the kids do? >> the kids did the crust. >> chicken pot pie? >> yes. i was making the filling. they were rolling out the crust. they feel involved, they're more likely to eat it then. >> that's the young kids. you have teenagers. i mean, they kind of have the power to go out and eat whatever they want at lunch and at school. what do you need to do at home to get them on the nutritious road? >> set yourself up for success from the grocery list. fruit first. have fruit available always in the kitchens. snacks on the go. carrots, cranberries, things you can keep in the car that are nutritious. >> kids like sweet. this is a healthy sweet. >> right. dry fruits are a good idea. that can be in their book bags, t