. >> and not a big political attack, just an elliptical thing. when is hillary going to take shots at jeb? here is what the clinton camp is actually concerned about. it's the gray lady herself, on a scale of one to godzilla, how big of a problem is the times for hillary clinton? >> a pretty big problem. the clintons and the new york times have had a historic nemesis like relationship going back to the whitewater stories. the last time hillary ran for president there was a huge blow up over a story about the clintons personal life. there was a big reader backlash about in that story. i do not trust the new york times. there is evidence the new york times is going to put a lot of reporters on this story. >> investigative reporters certain columnists -- i know if there is an irony, that the republicans best friends, when the times writes an investigative piece about the clintons, it harkens back to the age when i started out where a front-page new york times story drove an entire news cycle. there are things in the times story that if they are not f

so i would need to join another gym if i wanted to swim or use the elliptical or ride the bike. >> yesr. >> i would only come here for specific-- >> results. results. >> do you work out anywhere else? >> no. >> does tina? >> yes. >> why? >> well, she likes to use different equipment that we don't really have here. >> right away, i knew we had a problem. it struck me as odd. i mean, the owner of the gym has to go somewhere else to work out? there obviously is something missing here. what does she do there? >> she gets ready for figure competitions. >> lifting. >> um, figure competitions is-- it's kind of, like, sissy-- [bell jingles] oh, is she here? >> is that tina? >> mm-hmm. >> are you tina? >> tina. >> tina, i'm marcus. >> are you marcus? >> nice to meet you. >> oh, my god, it's great to meet you too. >> you want to know what your husband just said about you? >> what? nice things? >> he said that you're a sissy. >> [gasps] >> no, i said the type of onstage activity you do is kind of-- >> yeah, we don't want to go there. >> [laughs] >> it's--yeah. what do you think about that? >> i t

if you can do some exercise every day, even if it's just walking, ramp up to my favorite, the ellipticalke or some running. but some kind of cardioexercise every day and cut the bread out of your diet. my prescription for this we can, get rid of bread. >> i think genetics play as big role. there are people on tread mills all the time they are listening to this show, changing their dates but they have genetic problems. for those i think we need to get series help. but it does work. clearly, weight loss is the way to go. >> mediterranean diet, small portions. >> the doctors love that. >> all right. thanks dr. mark. get back to new york. we're jealous that you are in l.a. thanks dr. samadi, that does it for us. >> thank you for watching "sunday housecall." we're here every sunday to make you healthy.s >> hello i'm eric shawn. welcome to america's news headquarters. >> topping the news this hour, a you are new push to end the chaos in yemen. the arab league creating a new military force against the iranian backed reball bell on. >> is the block backs revealing the final moments in the doomed

. >> the shape of the image on the bandages was elliptical.t had the same type of measurement you would look at when you see a bite mark. and i told them it was very possible this actually was a bite mark. >> investigators now had legal authority to inspect brandon bloss' body. on his left forearm was the clear impression of a fresh bite wound. but whose was it? the medical examiner ordered devon's body to be exhumed for a sample of her bite impressions. >> well, this is the first time that i've ever been asked to secure dental impressions of a deceased victim, especially one who has been exhumed. i had never done it before. and i'm not quite certain if i know of anybody else in my field who has done it before. >> dr. scanlon took a cast of devon's teeth like an orthodontist does when making braces, then scanned the casts into a computer. using a process called hollow volume overlay, dr. scanlon superimposed computer-generated hollow outlines of devon's teeth over a scale photograph of the bite mark on brandon's arm. the outer rim of the bite

you can do some exercise every single day, even if it's just walking, ramp up to my favorite, the elliptical running, but some cardio exercise every day and cut the bread out of your diet. my prescription for this week, get rid of bread. >> i think genetics plays a big role. there are people on all the time, they're listening to the show, they're changing their diet but they have genetic problems. for those i think we need to get serious help, but it does work. clearly, weight loss is the way to go. >> clearly, the mediterranean diet, right? all right. thanks, dr. mark. get back to new york. we're jealous you're in l.a. thank you, dr. somati, dr. segel. >> we're here every sunday to make you healthier. >>> 48 hours before the deadline to hammer out a deal on iran's nuclear program. the newly elected prime minister calls the deal worse than he thought and called iran's involvement in the war with yemen a disaster and it has to stop. we'll have this debate. >>> this landing did not go as planned. the pilots of a canadian flight have a lot of questions to answer. their plane careened off the ru

it occurs during the moon's closest approach to earth on its elliptical orbit and will appear a bit bigger and brighter. >> still ahead 10,000 people will hit the streets of oakland this weekend. >> among them a 10-year-old >>> coming up on abc 7 news at 6:00 spying scandals zoo workers are scheduled to voice their complaints in about 15 minutes on bosses eavesdropping on them. we'll be live with the latest. the chp hits the road in the east bay. the inspections underway today and how it could help prevent a future tragedy. >> it was an attempt to revolutionize the wine business. the federal government wants to pull the plug. we'll tell you why. that's all coming up in half an hour, at 6:00. >> thank you. >>> hopefully the a's and the giants will not suffer this kind of free fall this season. their mascot were enjoying it today. >> sky 7 hd was overhead. they repelled 23 flights down the side. it's all to raise money for outward bound. >> there's a little bit of challenge, a little bit of adventure in it. we're trying to show the alignment from that experience, and the experiences we do wi

we went from that specifically perfect radius corner to a bit of a softer, more elliptical radius.hen you saw that on the ipad and then from there onto the iphone, which got softer. as a get closer to the body, that is the form that we will want to have, where it will not snag on clothes. cory: i want to talk about the bands in particular, but i want to talk about some of the headlines. tim cook talking about apple pay, more than 2500 banks. car play which fits into what we are talking about, simplicity in design and what that means to apple. he says more than 40 models of cars will be shipped with their apple car play installed. we know it takes a while for carmakers to catch up to that, but they are trying to lead the way in the design experience inside the car. >> there is a time who were going on in the connected car space. there i would say they are also following in with a bit more polished product. cory: let's talk about what fashion is. let's get really high-minded. apple's device -- their approach to devices has been, this is a customizable device that you can make of it w

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i work out and i have a trainer and trx and treadmill and elliptical. i dance. them using a modern term. a friend with benefits. >> yes. >> we have been friends a long time and we are like the same time next year. he lives in florida and i live in l.a. when we see each other, it's wonderful. >> if you lived closer would you like to be married again? >> i don't know that i would want to be married again, but i love companionship. i was married most of my life and i am still great friends. >> what advice would you have for people about your age when it comes to intimacy. after a certain age it's not there anymore. >> that's unfortunate. that doesn't have to be the face. i say things don't stop in your and your mind. it's important to keep moving. don't buy into the myth. we get older, but don't have to get old. >> you certified? >> you are under. >> you did walk in and awaken me. when was the last time you hypnotized someone? >> just a few days ago. it's a wonderful tool and i helped a lot of friends and people. i felt people transition who are dying. it's such a

rx treadmill elliptical be. i dance.you were talking in an interview in the long ago. you were up front and candid about the fact that you have someone in your life and you describe them using a fairly modern term that he is a friend with benefits. >> yes. you know what we've been friends a long time. we're kind of like same time next year. he lives in florida. i live in l.a. but when we see each other, it's wonderful. >> do you want more? would you think if you lived closer would you like to be married again? >> i don't know that i would want to be married again. but i do love companionship. you know, i was married most of my life. and by the way, i'm still great friends with my first husband. >> what advice would you have for people who are about your age when it comes to intimacy in relationships? because the myth is and the common feeling is that's it. after a certain age it just isn't the same or isn't there anymore. >> well that's unfortunate. that doesn't have to be the case. and they love to stereotype us. you kn