before i did the gym for an hour and a half. because of all the resting, i was not getting the results i wanted. 25 minutes is more than enough. when i started, i weighed 208 pounds. i weigh 178 now. i did it all 25 minutes a day. >> almost there. >> here we go. >> i had a baby and have not been able to exercise the way i want to. i have no time. >> recognize this woman? that is tania. if you have done insanity, she is the one in the videos keeping up with him and then some. then she got married, had a baby, and cannot find time anymore for exercise. then, along came t 25. >> it is a full body workout. you give it everything you have for 25 minutes. >> we don't do breaks. >> i lost 16 pounds. >> holy crap. >> it works like that. only 25 minutes. >> when i first started this, my wife and i were the heaviest we have ever been. she had a baby and i gained 25 pounds. we were able to do this together. it is like insanity but shorter. right to the point. 25 minutes and we hit it. no rest. 25 minutes a day. i lost 41 pounds. >> it is no

basically what happened was an inmate was assaulted in the gym, right? after we did a thorough search, pants located in your laundry bag contained suspected blood stains on the pants. therefore, pending investigation, you're going to administrative segregation, because right now if we keep you in the gym, you jeopardize the integrity of the investigations. >> so i'm being written up for the fight? >> yep. so that's what's going to happen. >> all right. >> i'll get you an officer to get you some clothes here in just a minute. >> with a white suspect and a southern hispanic victim, officers are wary of retaliation that could explode into a race riot. >> hey, step outside for me real quick. >> you've got two south siders over there. what's the dude that came from level one? is that him? >> he's right here. white boys right here. >> yeah. and then the dude to his right is a south sider as well. >> what's his name? >> that's -- that's a white dude. >> that's grande. >> he's a south sider. >> that's grande. >> basically, since we have a white suspect and a sout

but this holiday season, many largers americans still feel uncomfortable at the gym. s-sized sanctuary where any one can fit in. right now this ship is stuck with 74 on board. with the clock ticking. rescuers race to the bottom of the world. how did this antarctica adventure turn into a holiday in ice. >> a blizzard. lost all communications, didn't we, girl? >> we sure did. >> and into the fire. a trapped driver unconscious only seconds away from being burned alive. >> is there anybody -- >> the hero who pulled over on christmas day to save a >>> good evening, thank you for joining us. this holiday season, lots of us are already wondering how and when we ate so much. and in just a few days new year's resolutions will send millions back to the gym. will they all feel welcome there? for many overweight americans, the answer is no. tonight, we meet the man behind a special workout facility where it is just the size of your commitment that matters. here's abc's alex perez with a very special story. >> reporter: in a culture that values thin, the controversy rages on. >> th

some people getting to the gym can be a hurdle to losing weight, the bigger issue is dealing with theromises acceptance along with the workouts. we have more from chicago. >> reporter: in a culture that value thin, the controversy rages on. >> there we go. big smile. >> reporter: from plus-sized models posing for the cameras to actresses like lina dunham, proudly baring it all in her new season of her hit show, "girls." >> i feel like i'm a person who can't keep my mouth shut. >> reporter: rebel wilson tweet about her cupcake hangovers, while melissa mccarthy appears on "elle," while fans complain she had to cover too much. "vogue" recently featured the curvy kate upton on the cover. is there real shame in being overweight? for chris, sharon, lewis and david the answer is yes. they are all here at downsize fitness. >> 15 seconds. >> reporter: a chicago gym where membership is reserved for the overweight only. >> there's a need for a place that heavy people need to go and concentrate on losing weight. >> reporter: they are all self-described outcasts from the mainstream gym scene. >> n

about 100 bingo players were in the school's gym gym. about 9:00 p.m. when the robbers entered the gym wearing a ski mask and carrying a gun. >> it hewlett-packard really fast, and we heard gun, and we looked, and the guy took off pushing the door and slamming against the wall. >> well, several people in the front of the gym ran after the man, but he did get away. some bingo players in the back dent actually even realize there was a robbery underway. bingo jackpots at the wednesday night games can climb to $5,000. san jose police told us this morning that detectives are working the description of the suspect and also the robbery unit is investigating. >>> a wild police chase came to a screeching end in the east bay overnight. bart's antiok as the suspect tried to drive on his wheel rim after blowing out his tire while running over a spike strip. the fbi says the chase was connected to a joint operation targeting violent gangs in the city. the chase went from antioch to pitsford before ending up back in amtioch. the suspect, a 36-year-old man from amtioch

. >> to keep the interest in the gym, keep the gym busy, give everybody goals in the gym. to keep the younger generation busy, as well. >> nightingale says his intent to keep kids out of trouble but what is seen is widely seen as out of line. the opening match is a demonstration between one of his trainees and another fighter. both younger than 10. >> this fighter is just 8 years old. stands at 4'2", put your hands together -- >> and across the cage in the red corner. 9 years age and stands at and weigh in at 25 kilograms. put your hands together. >> why should he not get the chance. >> in fact, ian's father, nick hartley, watched the two compete each other only a few weeks earlier. >> four or five weeks before the fight and it is a tournament in manchester and he got a silver trophy in the tournament. he got the gold trophy. >> but this match is different. >> what these guys will be like in 15 years. >> although it is mixed marshal arts fighting and doesn't allow punching and kicking, the boys compete inside of a cage to keep them from falling out of the ring. and almost i

i go to the gym six days a week. >> fine. i pass the gym six days a week. i'm just telling you, i'm offended by the tone of those comments. >> if you're responsible for your own health and you take great pride and care in it, you could end up paying a lot more for your health care, neil. >> and that's fine -- >> but not -- >> not allow you to finish that, that's fine. >> the thing is not going to work at some point. public policy questions. republicans have to deal with this. do they bail it out? >> tom delay says you don't fix it, let it pass and burn. >> do what the russians did during the war. let napole invade and lebt the winter destroy him. >> is going to be higher taxes, higher taxes -- >> the republicans are not going to --- >> what delay was saying, the former republican leader in the house, why help this thing? if it's so bad, don't do anything to improve it. >> i think anybody -- >> -- is committing a crime against the -- >> if they don't help it, it will die faster. >> i'll tell you why. because it's the law of the land. >> all right, go ahead.

and it's how can you help outside of the gym. >> reporter: the inspiration was elexson hercules, a formerrking for an after-school program. elexson got his ged and a full-time job, but last year, he was killed by a rival gang member while walking home from a store. >> just because he got his life turned around doesn't mean the people they may have crosseded before are going to forgive them for it. >> reporter: feinman helps to find a safe place to take classes and look for johns. they come from neighborhoods like blue hill avenue. 80% of boston's crime happens here. feinman drives his van into these violent neighborhoods every day making sure his students get home safely. >> have a good one, jon. thank you. >> at the end of the day, i don't want to let these guys down. these guys, like, man, like, they did so much for me. >> reporter: for those who excel in the gym, there's even a paycheck, up to $100 an hour when they become certified personal trainers to business executives around boston. >> if we don't open that door, if we don't allow them the opportunity to follow that positive path,

your body is so exhausted that you can't continue to function whether you're out the field or in the gym but new research suggests that hitting the wall may be the perfect example of mind over matter and that exhaustion may be all in your head researchers at the university of kent in england wanted to figure out if mentally pumping yourself up and encouraging yourself during a workout could help fight off the effects of exhaustion so they turn to a group of twenty four healthy and physically active men and women and ask them to ride on the stationary bike until they just couldn't ride anymore the researchers took physical measurements of the study members before asking each one to ride on the stationary bike and and until they hit the wall as the study numbers rode on the bike researchers memory measured their heart rates their pedal power their overall pace and the researchers kept track of their facial muscle movement and grimaces which are signs of physical exhaustion and they repeatedly asked the bikers how hard the exercise was on a scale of one to ten after each bikers measurements

there are about 100 people in the gym, when a man came in about 9:00 last night according to eyewitnesss, with a gun, wearing a ski mask, looking for money. he went straight to the money table where people pay to enter, pay to play and demanded all of the cash. witnesses say it happened really fast. here's john who saw the whole thing. >> it happened really fast. and we heard gun and we looked and the guy took off. pushing the door and slamming against the wall. >> reporter: of course t motive would be the $5,000 they advertise $5,000 is the pot you can win so of course a lot of money there for folks looking for a quick little robbery and indeed that's what happened so. still looking for a tall, 185 pound man with a ski mask and gun. more details to come. >> sounds good. we'll look forward to it. welcome to the team as well. >> absolutely. >> thank you. >> we have peggy bundle up. nice initiation. >> she is blaming rob mayeda already. >> memo. she was dressed up nicely for the morning. it's chilly. in the south bay 33 degrees in san jose. and in the north bay 34. let's show you some of t

and you can't understand why, because in the gym, you can hit the bag all day long. and first three minutes, boom. what's going on? at the time i thought it was an audience thing, that you're more tense 'cause all these people are looking at you. and that was my feeling. and my thing was then, well, pretend i'm not there and just do the best you can, okay? psych yourself up. and later on when i get into physics, i say, "hey, son of a gun, i know what's going on." do you guys see what's going on? when you're in a gym, you hit it bag with-- boom. you put a lot of momentum-- crunch. that momentum stops. what stops it? the bag. the bag. the bag provides the impulse to stop the momentum of the punch. yes. now, opening night comes and the guy--you throw it out. [makes sounds] he's down here. [makes sounds] he's down here. [makes sounds] he's down here. you missed. and every time you missed, you were-- [makes sounds] who supplies the momentum to stop that punch? you. myself. i throw another. [makes sounds] who supplies the-- [makes sounds] it's not-- the impulse, i should s

students on the way to the gym with mumbled go back to your country. whether the student was mexican or not or they would yell talk english and brush off to class. other times they would threaten latino students saying that if they complained they would call immigration authorities. the list of insults were long. you hear mexican and speech [inaudible] , you hear beaners, border hop, the list can go on forever. you hear it illegal immigrant. another boy named william said you can't walk in the hallway without looking back. a 17-year-old who was moved since she was nine said she heard nasty comments of puerto ricans and dominicans and this is how she analyzed the behavior of some of her classmates. this is angelico talking. i don't think they are racist or anything. i think it is what they hear at home like when you hear stuff on the news saying that mexicans are crossing the border and hispanics are coming over here and trying to take over our jobs i think it is their parents telling them all this stuff indicates that in their head so they come to schoo

was this just to say kitty general of the gym at these times he's the first person to be hanged for crimes in baghdad. he was found guilty of atrocities committed during the nation's war of independence against pakistan in nineteen seventy one. when this family visited him in dhaka central jail for a final meeting of the plane they believed he had some days before a final judgment eleven he was executed shortly afterwards ambulances took his body away. hundreds of people gathered to celebrate news of his execution. well time to dash his war crimes tribunals support critics say it's being used as a political tool by the confidential government as a way of weakening the opposition ahead of elections next month a new report by un inspectors has confirmed the locations of several chemical weapons attacks and syria. this comes as the skin regime has vowed to abandon its chemical stockpile and steps have already been taken towards that goal because of an accord to study reports now on the findings. clear and convincing. that's how un investigators described evidence pointing to chemical weapons

as he heads off to the gym, he pops in a snus. >> and i'll put the snus in. and instead of walking, i can jog to the gym because i'm not carrying a cigarette. you can't jog carrying a cigarette. and-- >> but you jog with the-- >> yeah, i jog with the snus in. >> and at the gym, he snuses while he's working out. >> and i feel really good and healthy and in shape. >> later at school, he lights up before class and snuses during class. at night, there's more snusing when he's out with friends at a bar. and unbeknownst to me, he was snusing throughout our interview at a smoke-free restaurant. all told, he uses about ten pouches of snus and 20 cigarettes a day. you're what they call in the business a dual user. >> okay. >> you smoke and you snus at the same time. >> or both. sometimes i have the snus in and i'll smoke. >> no. now, why would you do that? >> you seem disappointed in me. >> i am because i think you're doubling the harm. >> but i don't understand snus to be that bad for you. >> you have a feeling it's not harmful? >> i've done as much as read the wikip

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their rage against women because you end on this very chapter -- depressing chapter who shoots at the gym because he can't get a date -- there's a toxic rage building. we will end on a more hopeful note band that but there is a toxic rage. some of the e-mails that you quote as i said it's kind of uncomfortable to read the e-mails that the men's rights bt guys and the letters of the shooters. just a sense of anger against women that's kind of hard to take. so what do you do with that? like where does that come from and what do you do with that? >> guest: i think that a lot of guys have felt personally sort of by the changes in women's lives around sexual empowerment and entering into the court place -- workplace i think that the emotions underneath the anger are that the field confused and bewildered and just kind of have to see. these are unstable emotions. they make you feel like you can't get your foot in and i think that ander is a way to sort of stabilize yourself. now come in the case who is the lead of the chapter on the agreement -- >> host: he's the one who shot up the women at th

students on the way to the gym mumbled under the breath, you mexican, go back to the country, whether the student was mexican or not, or yell, talk english, and run to class. all the time, they complained, they would call the immigration authorities. the list of insults was long, you other students said, quote, and other students who said youm hear mexican, you hear dominican you hear beaner, border hopper, the list can go on, or i.i. for a legal immigrant. another boy named williams said you can't walk in the hallway without looking back. angelika who was born in new york city said she heard nasty comments about puerto ricans and the dominicans and this is how she analyzed the behavior of her classmates and this is angelika talking. i don't think it's racist or anything. i think it's what they hear at home like when they hear stuff on the news saying mexicans are crossing the border and hispanics are coming over here and trying to take our jobs. i think it's their parents telling them all this stuff and they don't know better in their head. so they come to school with this hatred tow

how much work i did at the gym. about a month or two later i think pretty early on i started tracking sleeping as well. >> his obsession with monitoring his life has since multiplied. there are now graphs that reflect the number of alcoholic drinks he has consumed, book pages he has read, his blood levels his commute time, how much he meditates, how many hours he is exposed himself to the sun. the san francisco resident is recently engage sod there's any category titled courtney. there he can survey the length of their relationship, their favorite restaurants, their inmassey. >> this sounds like o ccd. and if it isn't ocd then it's something approaching it, or different. a new strain perhaps. >> the difference between what i do, and ocd is that -- and this is i sound almost like an alcoholic, but is that i control it, it doesn't control me. i want to understand the cadence of my life, and manage what that is, and if i'm not sleeping enough, not being active enough, drinking too much, whatever it is, just like gently

students on the way to the gym mumbled under the breath, you mexican, go back to the country, whether the student was mexican or not, or yell, talk english, and run to class. all the time, they complained, they would call the immigration authorities. the list of insults was long, and other students said, quote, you hear mexican, you hear dumb for dominican. that was a new one too. dumb in a can for dominican. you hear beaner, border hopper, there was a lot, the list goes on forever, illegal, or li -- i, for illegal imgrant. william said you can't walk in the hallway without looking back. i'm 17, born in new york city by someone when she was nine, heard nasty comments about port reiians and dominican. this is 40u she analyzed the behavior of the classmates. i don't think they are racist or anything, like, i think it's what they hear at home, like when you hear stuff in the news saying that, all, like mexicans cross the boarder, and hispanics come here trying to take over their jobs. i think if your parents tell all this stuff, i mean, gets implanted, embedded in your head, and they com

. >> i went to the gym today, i didn't want to get on the scale.o don't -- >> that's rude. what was just terrible. >> that's what i don't get on the scale. >> what scale? >> don't feel bad. >> okay. let's move on. kathie. how toou feel now knowing what we know. >> i made a lot of sacrifices so i hope it's less. i don't want to know, though. >> your clothes can fit a little differently. >> yes. >> tell us, madelyn, the reveal. >> okay. >> down 1.2 pounds. >> oh! >> good for you! >> melvina now feels worse. >> i made you feel better, melvina, you're not alone. >> this may not be real weight. it could be fluid shift. you were paying a lot of attention. melvina this is for you to learn from saying i've got to wake up. i'm not going to put on some stretch pants. and you wore something with a belt which means i'm paying attention. this is where we're going with this, not this is punitive because you had a weight change. it's a wake-up call. >> eggnog is one of the favorites. >> i love that. >> was there another alternative. i know we have drinks here. wh

drinking i'm hanging out in the gym. that you're feeling satisfied in the kitchen not the finite mind it once you graduate. and go home that. i asked the guys to write a track that young people would listen to. that would motivate them. i can write lyrics i think you're actively express how i see the world from the outside using different images i tried to purchase in this text in verse. could come out of this i'm telling it. that's it. sometimes i need to get on to the suburban trains. is the mother of invention as we all know. people have invented so many ways of getting there without saying i don't always have the money to buy a ticket. sometimes . busy times. i can have my sleep on this train after a sleepless night. actually . country. if i come here the young guys. show them the. bridge so many times. i've seen something new. i think one of those horses is covered with a horse made from. interested in painter. since i finished school very interested in the creative process. painting this particular landscape. you're

this very same in the gym close you can read police say in the ring it isn't the same me early keeling and his wife rita keep the heating on for only two hours during the day and five hours at night i do worry. particularly to me. freedom to meet all the costs on our own it's affecting every family in this country and this is britain two thousand and thirteen. it's terrible depending on the provider the hike set to take effect this winter could be as high as ten percent with excess winter deaths in england and wales rising by a third to thirty one thousand compared with the previous year six big companies controlling the markets and not deciding when to put up prices whether that's above the rate of inflation or not is another question the big six blamed a rise in wholesale costs but industry regulator off jam said costs rose by less than two percent profits meanwhile have gone up by seventy five percent in the last year alone but if you're going to see if you any go to that's what we're going to see to be. played out in britain in. the pressure. and there's a double whammy the nationa

doctors discovered she had brain tumors after she pass out at the gym. they wanted to start a family no matter what the future held. before treatment she froze her eggs. her best friend offered to act as a surrogate. she wanted to keep part of laura, her best friend of 24 years alive. she lot her battle after the baby shower and never got to see the baby born but despite the sadness there is hope. she was blessed with a healthy baby girl. she said it's like having a bit of his wife back and he can see her every time his daughter smiles. >>> our give where you live campaign keeps on giving tonight. last night we introduced you to the winner of our $7,000 give where you live campaign. he pledged his support for bay area food banks. an abc news viewer saw the story and donated a bit so he could buy gifts for his family instead. it's not too late for you to give where you live. click on see it on tv for a food bank near you. plenty of time to help those in need before the christmas holiday. >> nice of that viewer to step forward. >>> let's turn our attention

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ultimately the obama camp won since it turned in a request for the gym first. the russian president then decided to take a chilly swim in the lake outside. >> vladimir putin is one of our favorites on the "grapevine." he has long encouraged russian families to have at least three children. now he's bringing in soulful voices for his fertility campaign "boys to men." he says quote the stylish trio of boys to men is copping to moscow hopefully giving russian men inspiration ahead of st. valentine's day. he declared a conception holiday in 2007. women that gave birth nine months later were entered to win a refrigerator. how romantic. finally an unscripted moment that appears to have caught vladimir putin off guard when topless protestors appeared in front of both leaders. they were shouting and calling him a dictator before being covered up and being swept away by security. they did not change his assessment of the women apparently. he said quote, i liked it. >> not surprising. former president dick cheney credits advances in medical technology for saving his life

doctors discovered she had brain tumors after she pass out at the gym. ily no matter what the future held. before treatment she froze her eggs. her best friend offered to act as a surrogate. she wanted to keep part of laura, her best friend of 24 years alive. she lot her battle after the baby shower and never got to see the baby born but despite the sadness there is hope. she was blessed with a healthy baby girl. she said it's like having a bit of his wife back and he can see her every time his daughter smiles. >>> our give where you live campaign keeps on giving tonight. last night we introduced you to the winner of our $7,000 give where you live campaign. he pledged his support for bay area food banks. an abc news viewer saw the story and donated a bit so he could buy gifts for his family instead. it's not too late for you to give where you live. click on see it on tv for a food bank near you. plenty of time to help those in need before the christmas holiday. >> nice of that viewer to step forward. >>> let's turn our attention to the weather now. >> win

. >> well the gym is for the state championship in california. might as well be for the national championship. fourth rank lasalle and no. 3 saint john boss could bellflower and all the marble tomorrow night in carson. as collin explains this game could be decided by some massive men in the trenches. >> the key to why they have been so good on the field for so many years. >> more so than ever they need to be good saturday for lasalle to beat the team with 15 division one rae cawt. like the spartan the braves are run first offense with 6 foot 5, 3 53 pound damion leading the way. >> not just the size. he has good feet. not the only one. they average over 300 pounds. they have good technique. physical. so it's going to be a real tough challenge for our guys. we ve to play really well. >> we have big d up front. both sides of the ball do what we do big nasty up front. >> spartan answer with nfl pedigree offensive line it's allen the third. that larry allen. 6 foot 3, 2 85. son of general manager mckenzie. 6 foot 4 30 9. you look at them and watch th

york. >> oh, marcy, that is a dad. >> oh, man. >> that is a dad. >> it wasn't just about going to the gymfor all the time he did that he also had to watch his portions. eating more vegetables, drinking more water and all of the adults in the family have decided to become organ donors. it transcended his immediate nuclear family. >> and the little girl. >> so cute. oh, my goodness. that's the best kind of story this time of the year. >> water works. dry them up. >> i'm good now. >> coming up, what taylor swift did this year again to outdo other celebrities. >>> and beyonce's new album and anger about one of the songs. coming up next in "the skinny." >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations. >> announcer: "w ♪ skinny so skinny >> here we go. we are starting the "the skinny" with mega star beyonce. check this out. beyonce is on course for the third week at number one on the billboard 200 chart. it's incredible the amount of success she's had considering she released her album on itunes. take a listen to one of the songs. ♪ >> she hit a little controversy beca

crunch the numbers on that and gyms and weight loss programs and food companies stand to rake in more than $60 billion in revenue. how is the industry shaping up for next year? eric holmes is the author of "the juice generation" and a personal trainer to lone survivor, thanks for being here today. >> thank you. >> i'm one who makes a resolution. this is it. this is the year i really take control. why it is that people have issues like this and does it make your business cycle cal. is this crunch time? >> for myself, my gym is called halevy life and we taper to a different mindset. >> someone more serious? >> someone more committed. our model is a service only model, they are coming to have services administered like personal training and commitment based model where they commit to at least 90 days at a time of working with us. we don't have that revolving door that many gyms do. >> smart for our clients, a quality control measure. >> is juicing something that people do more in january or is this becoming a year round event? >> juicing is a year round event. we do see a boost in januar

they are working on the gym floor repair now. the last year deferred maintenance project should be completed shortly for the item before you, for fy 13-14. the department's proposal to continue major infrastructure repair and replacement as the principal focus of deferred maintenance and among those of the significant requirement the integrity of the studio building roof. this building built in 1888 is victorian romes k building and two devastating fires one in 1974 and another in 1980. several restorations to the building have been accomplished. in 1991, the original stone slate roof was opened with synthetic slate. it doesn't contain asbestos is now decomposing. it's surrounded the building. our proposed roof replacement will remove the existing synthetic tiles and replace with stone tiles thus restoring the building to its original context and with an exceptionally long life cycle. this project will reuse some of the pieces that are in good and serviceable condition such as the fiberglass hips and top caps and skylights will be

>> reporter: we've got four angles we know inside the gym. we have video from them. he question is, and then you get to the point of it, is there more that was not supplied by the sheriff's office? and that's what the fbi is going to do. they're going to look at what the sheriff's office has, what the school district has. quite possibly, maybe not an additional angle, but more video from those cameras recorded through the cameras and that could possibly fill the whole of an hour, where we'd know there was activity in the gym, but no video recorded through the motion-activated cameras, possibly that will lead to some information. but the fbi, according to the source we have, now has that video, and they'll start to look through it, as well. >> all right. thank you so much, victor blackwell, for bringing us the developments. appreciate it. >> reporter: sure. >>> the u.s. winter olympic team could be missing one of its stars, skier lindsey vonn was seen crying after a recent competition. what could happen to put her gold medal hopes in jeopardy? smoke? no, i'm good. ♪ [