stay with us ab ♪ icon of the disco era has died.summer passed away today at her home in florida after long battle with lung cancer. 5 time grammy winner phones the quen of disco had 19 no. 1 hits between 1975 and 2008. second only to madonna. she was 63 years old. >>> al gore now has a girlfriend. former presidential candidate is dating elizabeth keith she's from rancho santa fe. wealthy san diego suburb. she shares love of environmental cause was govrment they met at san diego democratic fundraiser. gore and his wife tipper separated almost 2 years ago but they have not yet filed for divorce. >> all right. sports is coming up. baseball coming. >> larry is here. >> good baseball heading into the bay bridge series that starts tomorrow. come back win for the giants and the a's and gastrodlichlt how would you like a taste of the 2 foot dog with all the fixings? with all the fixings? sports is next. is. >> raider linebacker could be spending the season behind bars. sentenced to 6 month ins jail inal pam. back in november he was smiling

but keep your body bent in a squatted position it makes you use the abs and the hips. >> for the abs?s, hips, quads, total body. >> something i think i could use. >> you've got another one to work the legs. >> here's one, this is your leg extension. this is where you extend the legs out. here, let me show you, if you want to work the core. lean back in the chair a little bit more and kick the legs up, you have to engage the core. >> we have to tell our viewers to find a secure chair, one that's not going to fall backwards or anything, this, you've got it og something here so it doesn't slip. >> one of my clients, he's in the military. i've had him work with no equipment, no excuses for four months. he weighed 245 pounds, now he's down to 212. more than that his waist was 43, now down to 37, just by doing these exercises. >> maximum burn. >> 18 minutes. >> to a lot of folks, they can do it while they're watching "news4 midday." >> go to the hayesway.com and we'll give you all the information you need on how to get into my workout. >> wellness tip? >> yes. this is may is raisin month. r

can you show us your abs?ay i'd have those abs. >> fun lovers everywhere seem to be hopping on-board with this trend bringing along family, friends and even pets. how hard could it be? first i had to learn the basics. >> with a perfect sweeping technique -- >> look at me moving the sand like it's water. >> i was ready to ride the waves. >> this is me hitting the water -- oh, my gosh, have you seen those boys? focus. >> let me know when you're ready. >> i'm ready. >> paddle in the water. paddle in the water. just move it like a bicycle. >> you're going to need to move. mama's getting shaky. seriously, if a 5-year-old can do it? >> on the water, i caught up with jessica, a water sport enthusiast who's been yoloing with her family for years. you find this challenges is comparable to some of these other sports you do? >> it does. the challenges, what will the day bring? will it be windy? what's the surf conditions. if you're out for an easy paddle, it is so much better than being in the gym on a treadmill. >> by t

tam joins us live from the farm in ab albany to explain where the two sides stand now. >> reporter: police put up two concrete barriers and they've been standing guard ever since this morning but protesters are not budging. >> every day the police come out that he read a notice. they've never threatened with chemicals or substance with us. >> reporter: protesters say uc police set up a blockade and told them not to interfere. occupy says they will pitch nightfall in a different part of the land. in the meantiming they will continue to farm the land owned by the university. >> when i see these people here, i see them as heroes. >> reporter: this retired man says -- >> we need to preserve the open space. we don't need another shopping center. the university has basically ignored urban agriculture. so this is an opportunity for them to do it. >> reporter: this morning, students watered crops by hand. they say police ordered out all vehicles including trucks used to haul water into the farm. now only foot traffic is allowed. students say because the university shut off their water. their job i

to keep in straight, you'll be using your hip and abs. >> ready, set, two. grab one at a time. one supply at a time. >> i thought the exercises don't look too difficult. when you speed them up and make them very intense and you're doing five, six, seven, eye, nine, ten, it gets tougher and tougher. >> to learn all about the workouts, head to the website. >> i would do almost all of those. that would be really great. >> specially boingy -- and the trampolines. >> anything boingy. >> i like the zip lines. >> that would be fun, too. >> you sounded quite threatening in your little tease a while ago. like what is that in our way? >> first off, i know you'll like this. a beautiful day with abundant sunshine. then on friday i think we have a chance for some severe weather and it could be some strong storms coming in. we'll have to watch out for that. out there now, a beautiful afternoon. it will be great for you in an hour when you'll be heading home. am i right about that? >> yep. >> 83 degrees with abundant sunshine. really, really nice with a dew point of 60. winds out of the south

us. we'll be right back. ab >>> join me tonight at 9:00 on cable channel 13. coming up as harvard holds a graduation one distinguished alumni stakes bragging rights in time for a 50 year reunion. >> then, the president's remarks on tonight's rally in redwood city. >> that is coming up this evening. >> we'll see you then, now on to sports and baseball. >> and barry zito never pitched well there. he wasn't around long today at mill yir park. he is how about the rally banana? yeah. giants needed a rally banana after the first inning. and there is a high throw here, giants with two errors in the first and they're costly. there is a three-nothing brewers in a flash. and then in the second one of the hottest hitters in baseball crushes it. zito lasting only three innings and giants didn't quit to their credit. there are bases loaded off the wall, everybody scores and giants crawl back and make it 8-5 and angel pagan, and oh, rodriguez gets a swing. there is a victory with giants on to miami. jared versus jared today. parker versus lever and there is a jared parker s

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used during recent demonstrations. several protesters argued that some abs are needed to protect themselves from police. >> the deepest, deepest problem and you will set a precedent on the preemptive policing of protesters. this ordinance makes it a crime to items that in and of themselves are not illegal. >> if was so broad it would define cameras and water bottles as tools of violence. they have not said when they will take up the issue again. >>> federal regulators will look at facebook's of onerring as the price continues to slide. it dropped 9% today tumbling from a price of $38 on friday to $31 at the close of trading today. investors blame the decline on a last moment expansion of the offering. the "wall street journal" reports that days before the ipo facebook decided to boost the number of shares by 25%. adding to the commotion, three of the banks behind the deal reportedly told insiders that facebook's earnings were likely to be lower than expected, but did not share that information with the general public. >> there are issues we need to look at with respect to facebook. >> another complication one facebook

used during recent demonstrations. several protesters argued that some abs are needed to protect themselves from police. >> the deepest, deepest problem and you will set a precedent on the preemptive policing of protesters. this ordinance makes it a crime to items that in and of themselves are not illegal. >> if was so broad it would define cameras and water bottles as tools of violence. they have not said when they will take up the issue again. >>> federal regulators will look at facebook's of onerring as the price continues to slide. it dropped 9% today tumbling from a price of $38 on friday to $31 at the close of trading today. investors blame the decline on a last moment expansion of the offering. the "wall street journal" reports that days before the ipo facebook decided to boost the number of shares by 25%. adding to the commotion, three of the banks behind the deal reportedly told insiders that facebook's earnings were likely to be lower than expected, but did not share that information with the general public. >> there are issues we need to look at with respect to facebook. >> another complication one facebook

used during recent demonstrations. several protesters argued that some abs are needed to protect themselves from police. >> the deepest,st problem and you will set a precedent on the preemptive policing of protesters. this ordinance makes it a crime to items that in and of themselves are not illegal. >> if was so broad it would define cameras and water bottles as tools of violence. they have not said when they will take up the issue again. >>> federal regulators will look at facebook's of as the price continues to slide. it dropped 9% today tumbling from a price of $38 on friday to $31 at the close of trading today. investors blame the decline on journal"ment expansion of the the "wall street journal" reports that days before the ipo facebook decided to boost the number of shares by 25%. adding to the commotion, three of the banks behind the deal reportedly told insiders that facebook's earnings were likely to be lower than expected, but did not share that information with the general public. >> there are issues we need to look at with respect to facebook. >> another complication one facebook shareholder is suing nasda

use it as a weapon again. the nortel patents, bankruptcy ab solved or destroyed the contractural relationships and they can use them as a weapon. >> it's karen. let me ask you something. this is reminiscent of the palm situation. there were buyers there. what do you think would be a buyer here? it's getting the market cap getting smaller every minute as we speak. who do you think would buy it for the cash flow and the number of users around the world which is not small. >> no, but the average revenue per user is declining. the best buyers really are the ones that had to stomach to stick in the game and top the beat ecosystem player. an amazon or a facebook longer term. if you are catching a falling knife, it's really, really tough to turn it around and stabilize it. you are almost better off starting from scratch. >> what are are the chances of bankruptcy? >> you don't have a lot of debt standing if any. we would expect if that happened, it would happen within the next six months. this could fall had from here and put the chances of it happening as low, around 25%. >> going to leave it there and thanks for you

as abe lincoln told us, a house divided against itself cannot stand. the bottom line, as much as the bears try to link europe with the united states, we are blessed with many resources, lots of great companies, tremendous balance sheets, relative harmony and a system that is governable. we are coming out of bad times. they're going into bad times. and that's all she wrote. it doesn't mean they can't bring us down. they do, and they will. it does mean that we can't be brought down as hard or as long as they are. let's go to norbert in illinois. norbert? >> caller: boo-yah, jim. >> boo-yah, norbert. >> caller: previously you've always said south america was a trade and not an investment. >> yes. >> caller: not much good news out of south america. do you personally feel it's a place we shouldn't go? >> no, you can't. you can't take away the largest oil company and say big deal. let's go to joe in nevada, please. joe? >> caller: boo-yah, jim cramer. how are you doing today? >> ba-ba-boo-yah back at you. >> caller: i don't short stocks very much. but in the

use on and every day basis. >> steve jobs is going to possibly ab warded for his -- ab be awarded for his work.ll tell you how. >>> "good morning maryland" continues in a second. back in a bit. 3q take the gamble out of stain removal. introducing resolve all-stains! the pre-treat that combines a chamber of oxygen formula with a chamber of enzyme formula in the same bottle. resolve removes all types of stains in the first wash. trust resolve. forget stains. >>> steve jobs will be inducted in the inventors' hall of fame today in virginia. he died of cancer last october. >>> cinco de mayo is starting early today. vice president joe biden and his wife are hosting a cinco de mayo breakfast at the naval observetory. >>> we told you about the famous painting scream is going on the auction block. and now bookie say this thing could fetch $200 million that is higher than the estimated that we reported yesterday. they say that 80 million. there are four existing versions of originals of the scream. >>> more than 13,000 people cross it every day. we're talking about a bridge in cleveland. >> the fbi said

televised in russia so far then putting arrived he went in walked past us in the use and georgia's old boss the thousand odd guests be ab guests who give it they're greeted with a lot of the load of a should and certainly the people who were there they were really happy to see no human being reinstated as russia's present for the third term now. then he calmly and collectedly where it went into the main hall where the old integration was to take place took the old a very short oath only thirty three words. as i fulfill the duties of the president of the russian federation i swear to protect and guarantee the rights and freedoms of our citizens. protect the constitution of the russian federation to protect the sovereignty independence and territorial integrity of all state to serve its people faithfully ascii was leaving in fact it's in george's hall he shook hands with most of the crowd who were standing on the first line loud of ation again people very happy for him then we heard from the open windows of the of the old to reach shots just meters away from the kremlin which is clear symbol that the presidential term of

used to be his parent's home. his love of history on display. >> abe lincoln, he's the man. >> from tom's sidewalk. >> you can see a house that abe lincoln visited during the civil war. >> the statue of liberty, confederate and union. >> it's my feeling of patriotism to do this. >> contemporary soldiers, too. >> this is a desert storm soldier. >> and nearby -- >> this is a tribute to the fallen. >> tom still remembering the vietnam. >> the year of combat was like a lifetime. >> i saw a lot of guys get killed in vietnam. >> when he came home, he saw demonstrators. >> there were groups of people yelling at us and spitting at us and spitting on us. >> watching today. >> brought back a lot of old memories from back at that time. >> but perhaps surprisingly. >> we got right to do it, it's fine. actually, i fought for that right for him to do that. so be it. that's america. >> we are in baker park across the street where tomorrow, there will be some more of those so be it, that's america demonstrations. back to you. >> all right, gary, thanks. >>> take a look at this video out of chicago where thousands of nurses and o

general washington, abe, fdr, all this stuff is too big for us. and i don't think it is too big for us. i think probably much of the responsibility of changing things should go after digging into people like me, like ernie, god knows like you. how did folks make this country a better country? and what is it that we now need to continue? we can't just sit around in our fancy cars and fancy houses and say god, we are a swell country. when there's so much more to do. and doing it is the best stuff. i mean, i will say to you that to have done the journalism, my dear pal here, to have done a little bit of the and shows that -- he is on, the show he is on, to be motivated by a picture of ernie and his co-activists, they all -- they all -- give great energy but there's something, something that we need to do and that is we need more people building and fewer people reaching in to what can i get today, bigger car than yesterday and so forth. we have -- teach each other that america is worth taking care of. our schools, our hospitals, our police department

and swipe to see a smorgasboard of crash diets and workouts promising fabulous abs and help dropping pounds. >> people useppears for a variety of reasons, what they want to lose weight. it helps them count calories. it helps them self-monitor, that is, keep track. >> reporter: a pew internet survey found 29% of adult downloaded apps to track their health. >> all of nothing is created equal. >> reporter: fox 5 brought in the experts to see how the apps are in up. dr. katherine tallmadge a registered dietician and author of the book diet simple. >> any time promises are made you can lose a lot of weight very quickly, i would run in the other direction. >> reporter: and crunch fitness certified trainer gerald berger. >> one thing maybe an application could possibly have to help people would be beginner, intermediate and advanced labeling on their exercises. >> reporter: gave a few apps a -- i gave a few apps a try. this one is labeled advanced and it shows. if i'm looking for an exercise, this is not what i want to start with, is it? >> no. unless you already have a good strong pushup base. you're going to s

exercise and swipe to see a smorgasbord of crash diets and workouts promising fabulous abs and help dropping pounds. >> people use when they want to lose weight. it helps them count calories. >> reporter: a pew internet survey found 47% of adults downloaded apped to help them track their health. fox 5 brought in the experts to see how the apps measure up. dr.katherine talmagy, a registered dietitian. >> any time promises are made that you can lose a lot of weight very quickly, i would run quickly in the other direction. >> so one thing that maybe an application could possibly have that would help people would be beginner, intermediate and advanced labeling on the exercises. >> reporter: a gave a few apps a try. this one, the rep grade row, is labeled advanced and it shows. >> if i'm looking for an exercise, this is not what i want to start with. >> no, it is not a beginner exercise. you will struggle with this. >> begin sitting or standing. >> reporter: the best apps show the exercise and talk through out howe to do it to avoid injury. >> you are at risk of hurting your back, neck and knees. we are not going to g

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if they didn't, they'd ab rested and if interfering chemical agents would be used. cops say they're following new guidelines and pepper spray would be a tool of last resort. >> thank you. >> there is an update on breaking news we've brought you at 4:00 yesterday. the fire gutted a tire warehouse in antioch and sent two men in the hospital. arson investigators arrested an employee they believe he started a fire by lighting fire works inside of the warehouse and discovered employees using a mix of tar and gasoline to make old tires look newer. a code ban that's practice. >> and owner of an oil tanker that leaked 400 gallons of oil into the bay agreed to pay a fine. the dubai star's tanks began overflowing. no one on board noticed and no alarms sounded. half of the money will go restoring wildlife and coastal habitats damaged by the spill. >> u.s. intelligence officials say they're concerned a master bomber is teaching others how to build undetectable bombs. yesterday, officials revealed a double agent took a bomb out and gave to it cia. that is a more sophisticated of

abs. we are not used to that.ed to doing it because people that do this for the first time are very shy. they seemed like completely stupid. idiots. i don't know how obama had them in his security force. what dumb men. >> wow! that's a lot of ground she covered right there. suarez claims the agents she saw were drinking vodka like it was water. the secret service says that the agent that suarez claims to have been with has now resigned. >> wow. >> where do we begin? that was financed by a right wing group called six pack. >> you're serious? >> no, he's not. >> let me inform you, he is not serious. >> in fairness if she is 24, i'm 6. also she says that her career was ruined by this. it's really sad when one work as an escort for hire as a columbia strip club because our secret service is short changed p.m. i'm glad we're covering this. i can tell the muir prize is awaiting. >> that is what dirty gets you. they didn't have $47! if you elect the republicans we're not going to have money for the hookers. >> okay, okay

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use, asking for a five-year moratorium. the water board said no. regulations still must abproved by the environmental protection agency. >> san jose poised to become the largest city in the country to crack down on the number of businesses that offer pay day loans. the city council will consider an ordinance that limits the number to just 38. that is how many are doing business in san jose. also preventing new lenders from opening in or near low income neighborhoods. and some charge interest rates as high as had 60%. >> golden gate bridge is not the only icon celebrating it's 75th anniversary. san francisco mint commemorating three quarters of a century. and stamped a special edition silver coin today. abc 7 news got a look inside where coins are stamped and polished. neat to watch. and a lot of the work is auto mated by workers play a role as you can see. >> you look for anything out of the ordinary that would take away from the marl beauty. >> the mint usually makes coins for collectors but this year, sanding first quarters for circulation. you can identify them by the "s

abs. they like attention, and we colombian women are not used to that. i was surprised that every time he dance with me he lift up his sweater so i could see. >> so they were acting very bold, and sure of themselves? >> translator: they were full of themselves. there was another guy that would jump up on the bar. >> were they shy about asking for sex or were they very direct about it? >> translator: very direct. i will say too direct. >> did any of them say that they had done this before? >> translator: no, but the way they approach us, it seems obvious that they were used to doing it, because people that do this for the first time are very shy. >> what if someone said, well, you went to the bar, you tempted these guys. >> translator: no, i'm not to blame for being attractive. they are to blame for leaving their jewelry behind. >> reporter: dannia suarez says the three men who approached and propositioned her and her friend, she assumed they were tourists, were drinking like, quote, like it was water, but were still coherent. she said she made it clear t

ab-032. >> good afternoon, commissioners. this is a long overdue bulletin. i highly recommend we can improve it and the staff can use it. i am the deputy director. any questions you want to ask? >> can you tell us how it differs from what we have been doing? is this legitimizing -- >> we are combining -- before, we had a site permit. we tried to streamline to go through the process. >> that is great. people expressed a concern about confusion about this. this is to resolve that confusion. thank you. >> what you have done is to have taken the site permit process and you lay it out exactly what you need to undo for the different addendums. there is nothing new -- what you need to do for the different addendums. there is nothing new or different. there is nothing different here, tom, from before? >> it is a lot better because we have more explanation, what you can do, what you cannot do. >> i did not find anything different. it is good to have it in black and white. how do you feel about all these addendums? >> you approved a site permit first before we accept it. when we ask them to submit the schedule, we review it and a

abs. they like attention and we colombian women are not used to that. i was surprised that every time he danced with me he lifted up his sweater so i could see. >> reporter: so they were acting very bold and sure of themselves. >> translator: they were full of themselves. there was another guy who would jump up on the bar. >> reporter: were they shy about asking for sex or were they very direct about it? >> translator: very direct. i will say too direct. >> reporter: did any of them say they had done this before? >> translator: no, but the way they approached this it seems obvious that they were used to doing it because people that do this for the first time are very shy. >> reporter: what if someone said, well, you went to the bar. you tempted these guys. >> translator: no. i'm not to blame for being attractive. they are to blame for leaving their duty behind. >> reporter: what do you think of these guys? why do you laugh so much? >> translator: they seemed like completely stupid, idiots. i don't know how obama had them in his security force. what dumb

abe lincoln might look like? not bad. he's pretty style-ish. that got us thinking. how about if they tried to smear me.washington look like? they came up with that. i kind of like that one. she came up with me and an ma. are you ready for this, anna? she looks good. i look like a disaster. then this one is really metro sexual. look at the next one. okay, it says, you know how hard it is to find a pic of george washington blow-drying his powdered wig or getting a manicure. another one from tammy. you can see the ads. i got my jeans on. i'm feeling it. then one from our own current production team, stylein' and high-profilein'. turkish washington and lincoln who were apparently metro sexual sexual. >> i offer you $150 today as an opening offer for the box. we won't spin it. we will just show what is in the box. >> cenk: what in the world is in the box.

abs. they like the attention and we colombian women are not used to that.urprised at every time he danced with me he lifted up his sweater so i could see him. >> reporter: so they were acting very bold and sure of themselves. >> translator: they were full of themselves. there was another crazy guy that will jump up on the bar. >> reporter: were they shy about asking for sex or very direct about it? >> very direct. i will say too direct. >> reporter: did any of them say they had done this before? >> translator: no. but the way they approached us, it seemed obvious that they were used to doing it. people that do this for the first time are very thigh. >> reporter: what if someone said you went to the bar. you tempted these guys. >> translator: i'm not to blame for being attractive. they are blamed for leaving their duty behind. >> reporter: what do you say to these guys? you laugh. why do you laugh so much? >> translator: they seem completely stupid, idiots. i don't know how obama had them in security force. what dumb men. >> reporter: when she woke up the ne

us live. what is my favorite thing about any event sarah and wisdom? >> free. >> it is abs free. exactly. >> that is great we are looking forward to the rap. >> me too. >> good morning to today's facebook fan of the day, she writes she attends louis state university a junior majoring in elementary school education she would like to be a first grade teacher or open a day care. post a comment below her photo on our facebook fan page. >> that is it for our 6:00 a.m. hour now over to tony and allison. >> good morning wisdom and sarah, coming up fox 5 morning news a violent night in the district police investigating two separate stabbing incidents both deadly an hour apart. we are live with the very latest. >>> plus, one year ago today

abe loan than marry the wrong man. >> he got down on his knee and pulled the chair close just in case he couldn't get back up. >> and i used it, too. >> that's good. he did get back up and they will marry on sunday. they will marchy in front of more than 100 friends and family including her parents. >> time for a check of the weather forecast. you were saying it could be 90s by wedding day for the couple. but for us today, still relatively mild. >> exactly. they will be sweating it out for sure. but for today, we are mild. look at the temperatures. 64 degrees now in easton. and federalsburg 65. bel air around 64. and as we look at the humidity levels, we are saturated in easton and also federalsburg and bel air you are not too shabby because look at what we have as we step outside. lots of fog around the area. and this will continue through the rest of the morning and then it will begin to burn off. also, what we are going to be look at as we go throughout the day, well, we have the chance for showers to pick up in the forecast and i will show you that in a second. but here are the numbers. visibility is really reduced thi

abs. being in great shape takes constant discipline which mug wear him down in times. the media is telling us. republicans focus on that, we might have a chance. >> dana: what about what is on the table, what is not on the menu in >> i had to get that in there. >> andrea: can we go after him for mom jeans? >> greg: they're comfortable. it's an outrage. why call them mom? call them career women jeans. >> dana: put your campaign hat back on. every morning you could wake up on the republican or the democrat side and see something thatbe superpac is proposing. you can call on the other campaign to repudiate the comments. mitt romney did that right away on the merits. when it comes to bill maher who has a superpack and giving $1 million to obama, he says something outrageous and the democratic escuse for him is he is a comedian. >> eric: a double edge sword. >> andrea: i equate superpacs and surrogates, people who are associated with the campaign. to me it's the same. if i'm the press secretary. i remember we didn't have superpacs back then. there were people associated with the campaign. when the