>> the fittest man on earth or the fittest old man, if you would, because it's matches. not just the young 18 to 39 it's 40 to 44. >> reporter: did you imagine from the beginning this would be something for kids? >> you know, i never really thought of it that way. >> reporter: crossfit for kids has taken off. in this miami class, two of the fittest kids were brothers. 10-year-old reed ramirez and 12-year-old ty. yes, sean is their father. ty and reed watched their dad do it and jumped in. >> i never saw this before, and they just said it's amazing. just this one person in the me and, like, i'm related to him. >> reporter: what did you think about what he was doing? did it make you want to do it? >> yeah. >> yeah. like it inspired us. >> reporter: crossfit, as exercise for kids, has its critics. >> i've had a couple of kids in my office who have come in with crossfit injuries. >> reporter: dr. jeremy frank is an orthopaedic surgeon at joe dimaggio's children's hospital. >> i think crossfit can build up strength and strengthening as long as there is proper supervision and

before he finishes a paragraph, and --s out the fittest wollops you over the head. he got up to the point where he thought he could get and then went no further for i guess, concerned they would completely alienate everyone, which i think he did on our side of the aisle because of the manner in which he dismisses anybody who disagrees with him. i was terribly disappointed. >> you did not think the sermon at the end of politics was serious? just rings hollow. you think it is all his fault? [laughter] blame go around in this town for how you get things working. it takes a style of leadership from our perspective, this president does not possess. i have been under the weather. i am sure it was wonderful. candor and notr just saying it was wonderful. [laughter] >> it set you apart from some of your colleagues. i feel an obligation to ask you about budget process, even though i need it is something that makes people's eyes glaze over. can you explain what exactly is broken in the budget process, and why should we care about it since the money seems to flow anyway and in

new year's resolutions and the survival of the fittest at the gym. >> on january 2nd, when 47 executionsook place in saudi arabia, including that of a shia cleric nimr al-nimr, the diplomatic fall out between the kingdom and its regional to was played out. the national narrative prevailed. the the execution of the sheikh was seen as part of a justified war on terrorism. in the islamic republic. the headlines cast the cleric as a dissident, the saudi action as a provocation, there was televised images of protesters ransacking the saudi arabian embassy. the development with saudi arabia and its regional allies severing diplomatic ties with tehran threatened to disrupt the process iran made on the international stage this past year. following the nuclear deal signed off in washington, having media pundits using terms. and the sectarian divide implicit in the telling of this story, the wins that pits sunni and shia, a binary that fails to get at the complexities involved. our starting point is the saudi arabian capital, riyadh. >>> this is one of those stories where almost nothing is as clea

. >> we talk about you know, survival of the fittest and everything, but come on! >> not too often you really get to see how shallow the gene pool can be. >> hold that thought. the gene pool is about to get more shallow. let's move on over to spain. see this man? he walks up to this homeless dude. and he takes out a light. the homeless man is on the left. his stuff there on the right. and it's completely engulfed in flames. the only thing that saved the situation was the person passing by. who snatches everything and throws it out into the street and just kicks at that time to extinguish the flames. >> he could have caught on fire. he was asleep. >> that's attempted murder. let's be honest. >> when he was arrested, you're right, he was charged with attempted murder and now he's in custody. >>> we have a favorite redneck on the show. >> hey, folks. >> jim clark. posts different kinds of red-necking all kinds of things. >> do you realize it takes 1.6 gallons of water every time you flush a toilet in. >> the latest video he posted on how to make the most use of your w

winners earn the title of "fittest man - or woman - on earth."(sot) (shawn) 05:45 q: andyou've won it twice.e.05:46 sr: i have05:46 q: which makes you05:49 sr: the ttest man on earth or the fittest old man, if you would. cause its masters, it's not the young 18-29 division. its 40-44. //06:40 q: did you imagine in the beginning that this would be something for kids?06:48 sr: you know, i never really thought of it that way. (nat sot) kids in a crossfit gym(narr) crossfit for kids has taken off. in this miami class, two of the fittest kids were brothersten year-old reed ramirez.and 12 their father.(narr) (backyard training) tye and reed watched their dad do it -- and jumped in. (sot) (kids)01:04 r: i never saw this before and this was amazing. this one person and in the whole world, lives with me and i'm related to him.// 01:24 q: and what'd you think about what he was doing?//01:26 r: yeah. like inspiring to us01;08;59;25 (mark) has it taught you to try your hardest in other parts of life to?01;09;06;22 tr: yes, for example school. i used to slack

these are the fittest guys. oak park is like sparta.as upon in that. >> quentin carthen originally arrested on charges of possession of marijuana and methamphetamine with intent to sell. as he waited in a group holding cell to be processed he was charged with another crime. it came as a result of wanting to use the pay phone. >> i said, it look like you having a little trouble. kept dialing. his fifth time dialing. look like you have a little trouble, i'm after you whenever you're done. instead of saying, all right, i ain't have nothing trouble. you better be cool, know what i'm saying, i can get it like that again, you better be cool, i ain't tripping on you be cool, you ain't going to do nothing to me, you don't know who i am, don't get at me like that again. he kept talking. i stood up. [ bleep ] trying to act like he going through something like, what? boom. what's up? bam, bam. then i didn't do nothing extra, i just once he was through i just like see the police, like man, what's up? they pull me out like this is a big thing. i'm l

just may be the fittest man on tv. ben: might be? [laughter] ben: mike will take issue here. juliet: well, anyway. ben: i wish you could see the way he is walking across the studio. duke: henry lundquist and the rangers. taking on vancouver. stepping up. injured. this team what -- this team was a much different team when he was injured. game tied at one. blue shirts. takes a pass. seventeen for the year. getting his own rebound. the rangers when they pick one. three-two. the pics store. duke: adam larson. he is going to get it to go right there. tied at one. the devil score quick. seventeen seconds later. he gets the goal. the devils win four-to the final. starting off 40 games. listed as questionable. you know what happened at the garden the other day. he thinks he will be in the caution always rules. he did say that they expect him to play tonight. much, much better. australian open. serena makes quick work. six-one, six-two. so much success. a new australian open record. on the midsize of things. federoff. second set. returns. he took the first set. using the backend. a wi

this is the fittest i've ever been. >> doing piyo for 60 days, i lost 24 pounds, 15 inches, and i feel amazing. >> since starting piyo, i've lost 43 pounds. i never thought i would have the energy level that i have today. thanks to piyo, i am in skinny jeans at age 64. >> being overweight was a i was teased so bad that i didn't want to go to class. and that really, really affected my self-esteem for a long time. i went to the doctor, and he said, "lynnette, you're going to start to have issues with your back, your joints. everything is going to start hurting." hearing that from my doctor was the wake-up call. i tried all kinds of cardio and boot camps, but i still wasn't where i wanted to be until piyo. i was looking for something that wasn't so high-impact based. the pilates and the yoga mesh well together and gave me the opportunity to kind of slow down and really define my muscles. i get my morning inspiration with chalene. >> come on guys! don't give up. you're strong. you're powerful. you've got great buns. you are awesome! >> piyo gave me that balance and that body that i was rea

this is the fittest i've ever been. >> doing piyo for 60 days, i lost 24 pounds, 15 inches, and i feel amazing. >> since starting piyo, i've lost 43 pounds. i never thought i would have the energy level that i have today. thanks to piyo, i am in skinny jeans at age 64. >> being overweight was a struggle my entire life. i was teased so bad that i didn't want to go to class. and that really, really affected my self-esteem for a long time. said, "lynnette, you're going to start to have issues with your back, your joints. everything is going to start hurting." hearing that from my doctor was the wake-up call. i tried all kinds of cardio and boot camps, but i still wasn't where i wanted to be until piyo. i was looking for something that wasn't so high-impact based. the pilates and the yoga mesh well together and gave me the opportunity to kind of slow down and really define my muscles. i get my morning inspiration with chalene. >> come on guys! don't give up. you're strong. you're powerful. you've got great buns. you are awesome! >> piyo gave me that balance and that body that i was really

sow it will be survival of the fittest. strong oil companies will be enjoying the boom.hat's assuming they can get through the bust. jenna: the markets have a rocky start to the year. we look forward to having you back, thank you. jon: in texas the aif you * mom just got out of jail. what he needs to say tonight and will it affect the heated race for the white house. marco rubio. he ran for senate saying he opposed amnesty... then he flipped, and worked with liberal chuck schumer to co-author the path to citizenship bill. he threatened to vote against it. and then voted for it. he supported his own dream act and then he abandoned it. marco rubio. just another washington politician you can't trust. jeb bush. he's a leader, so you always know where he stands. right to rise usa is responsible for the content of this message. jenna: tonya couch, the so-called affluenza mom is out on bail. she came back to the united states after leaving for mexico with her son who was on probation. ethan not sentenced for any time in jail after his attorney argued he didn't know the conseque

but some inmates are learning alternatives to survival of the fittest. >> who's going to be my main actor, leo? >> i give you today, he say he's going to let me get the tray. you didn't give me it. you sold it to somebody else. you've got two items for the price of one. what's up with that? >> it's jail, man. it's the hustle. you know what i'm saying? we don't get up for breakfast, you can have the breakfast tray if you want. >> amy boch created a program called turning leaf. >> remember, you are thinking of different ways to apologize involves brainstorming two different ways you can at least apologize to somebody, okay? >> it's geared towards offenders who will soon be released in hopes they won't return or at least not escalate their criminal activity. >> i can go ahead on and tell him to get over it. he's not getting a honey bun. i go ahead and apologize to him now because that would be the right thing to do and i did give my word. >> you're right. it's my fault. tomorrow's dinner tray, i'll let you have the dinner tray. that's not a problem. >> no problem. >> good job. love it. the i

. >> survival of the fittest? >> exactly. >> do you think they understand the problems and will be able to change the outlook? >> yeah. i think, you know, many government entity has really been deeply in understanding how the tech space has been. and many of those policies are toward encouraging young start ups. people are talking about, you know, venture capital and investment and as well to build a whole eco system helping young companies. and obviously there's a lot of things to do on that side. economic reform means, you know, financial reform for example but i think the government has done a fairly good job in making sure that economic growth is on track but at the same time we are just the economic, you know, component, for example, increasing, you know, the consumer part of the economy. i think that's very critical but it's actually not easy because you have to make sure that while you're adjusting your economic, you know, structure, you have to maintain a certain growth rate. >> it's difficult, isn't it? a

survival of the fittest. that's why i work out physically and mentally.s survivor, the act of remaining alive. that's the definition from webster. survival, to me, is much more than simply trying to sustain this life through breathing and thinking. one must fight every day not to be forced by social pressures to live under false pretenses. survival is the act of keeping one's identity alive, not being conformed to what your environment wants you to be. >> i want that ball, i want that ball! >> back, back. >> florida's santa rosa correctional institution is a maximum security prison housing many of state's most violent inmates. >> come here and cuff up! >> inmates considered a threat to security are housed in a special confinement unit called close management. >> basically, the worst of the worst offenders we have here at santa rosa, the staff here do an outstanding job here of maintaining that population. >> hands behind your back! >> depending on the severity of their violations, close management inmates are allowed a limited number of hours outside thei

so that queen bee syndrome, i think it may come out of, you know, survival of the fittest in the officeh into whatever it takes to get to the top and that, unfortunately in some minds, might think stepping on others to get there. andrea: kennedy, there's more women in the workplace, more in positions of power. there's a study in "the wall street journal" a couple years ago talking about the tyranny of the queen bee. there's a real thing that seems to exist. kennedy: well, only 14% of fortune 500 ceos are female. if you have a woman who's been in the workplace for a couple decades and she has been discriminated against and she finally ascends to the ultimate throne, she wasn't about the to sherpa everyone else up with her. and i think, you know, women like that have figured out the masculine culture, and they see another junior executive, that is the ultimate threat. it's not the guys because they've figured out how to exist in a boys' club. but because they put so much emphasis on that, it's more difficult for them to the figure out how to exist in a truly equal environment. andrea: wha

if the argument is about, americans are individualistic, we struggle for the fittest, there's also an emphasis on a fair fight, that plays very well in the far west. there are opportunities there. zooming in on the midwest, i was asked earlier this year to give a talk at an academic conference in grand rapids called finding the lost region. it was billed as the largest academic conference in the midwest. in an expression of this new movement, within the academy to try to reinvigorate the study and interest in the midwest as a region. after the prairie historians disappeared, there has been kind of a loss. to have been too focused on midwestern study -- the ones that were focused on midwestern studies have largely disappeared. there is a movement to try to bring that focus back. the conference asked two questions, among others. one is, geographically speaking, what is the midwest? the other is, why is it that it's identity has been more ambiguous and less resilient than new england or the south? i provided a couple of answers from this paradigm to those questions. one obvious one is on

if the argument is about, americans are individualistic, we struggle for the fittest, may the personith the best merit win, there is also an emphasis on a fair fight, that plays very well in the far west. there are opportunities there. zooming in on the midwest, i was asked earlier this year to give a talk at an academic conference in grand rapids called finding the last region. it was billed as the largest academic conference in the midwest. in an expression of this new movement, within the academy to try to reinvigorate the study and interest in the midwest as a region. after the prairie historians disappeared, there has been kind of a loss of that. many of the historians who focused on the midwest have disappeared. there has been a movement to focus on that. they asked two questions at the preliminary conference. speaking, what is the midwest? the other is, why is it that it's identity has been more ambiguous and less resilient than new england or the south? i provided a couple of answers from this paradigm to those questions. one obvious one is on the map. there are really three

and a whole block lettering in the sleeve for a stomach is anything a dream come true to get in the fittesthion industry. the rich customer frozen nfl fan my answer was yes so the test was interested in working with them impossibly designing something with them. this one the teachers to come out and get here at the nfl shop $50 and that's the fault does lots of other gear than a year.thanks averi. we'll be checking back in with her throughout the morning. we mentioned super bowl city -- kron4 was there when it opened yesterday. there are games, food, and booths - and again -- it's free to get in. plenty of photo opportunities. the people we talked to there were having a lot of fun. they offered some advice if you're heading down today. super bowl city opens again today at 11:00. we'll have a lot more coverage ahead. including the type of strict and tune in next sunday for our special coverage of the big game. we'll have the whole kron4 team here -- covering the big events in san francisco *and levi's big news we are following this morning: the three inmates who broke out of an orange county

ends up being about, yes, we americans are individualistic, and we want to ave our struggle for the fittest and, you know, may the erson with the best merit win, it's also an emphasis on there being a fair fight. that plays very well in the far west. so there are opportunities there. now, zooming in a little bit since we're here in the midwest, zooming in on the region a thise, i was asked earlier year to give a talk at a cademic conference in grand rapids, michigan, called "finding the lost region." as the it was billed largest ever academic conference in the midwest and the movement of this new that's out there within the academy to try to reinvigorate interest in the midwest. after the prairie historians isappeared, there's been sort of a loss of that in many of the academic publishers based in the midwest who focused on western studies, for lack of a better term, have disappeared and there's been a concern for that, a movement to try to bring midwestern identity and midwestern focus back. and the conference, among different things, asked two questions, as a preliminary conference. one i

natalie is one of the fittest friends i have. she let me crash her workout. >> hoboken hot mamas. >> will you take a manhattan girl? >> yeah. we will. >> you are my buddy. usually, they like to put me spandex for spandex next to natalie. no, thank you. natalie wins. do you feel the giggle? >> pretty good. time to get moving. let's do it, girls. >> the girls and i participated in a partner workout that involved trust. >> trusting you. >> strength. >> jenna's turn! >> what if you can't lift me? >> i can lift you. >> and lots of fun. >> a lot of jenna i've never seen before. >> trusting you. >> now lower it down. there. >> tah-dah! >> natalie, the little spice girl girl. >> hercules. >> you're fine. you are like the strongest hercules. this is more fun with friends. >> yeah. >> it also makes sense. research shows that 80% of likely to fit in workouts and stick to their routine if they partner up. >> hi, ellen. this is my sister barbara. i brought her along. she's ripped. >> motivated by natalie and her friends, i grabbed my best fri