even on the side, my obliques, like... hah... chh..ng hip hop abs, i could tell that my body was changing. my abs, they tightened, everything toned up quicker and firmer. my jeans were literally falling off of me. [laughs] i lost 19 pounds and 15 inches with hip hop abs-- unbelievable. >> so, these were the day one pants... and it's just crazy, like i said-- it's like a whole 'nother person in here. it was frustrating being 235 and knowing i had so far to go, and i started hip hop abs... it's amazing what happened. i lost 36 pounds just dancing. the fact that i was able to do dance moves and get the same effect as if i had done sit-ups and crunches just blew my mind, 'cause i was so focused on just having fun... that just was phenomenal. >> i've probably lost the same 20 pounds about 10 or 12 times. [laughs] i've done boot camp, i've done pilates, i tried yoga, and i still wasn't getting the results that i wanted. in 60 days i lost 20 pounds and four inches off my waist. one of my friends said to me, "damn, you look hot." >> announcer:

even on the side, my obliques, like... hah... chh..ng hip hop abs, i could tell that my body was changing. my abs, they tightened, everything toned up quicker and firmer. my jeans were literally falling off of me. [laughs] i lost 19 pounds and 15 inches with hip hop abs-- unbelievable. >> so, these were the day one pants... and it's just crazy, like i said-- it's like a whole 'nother person in here. it was frustrating being 235 and knowing i had so far to go, and i started hip hop abs... it's amazing what happened. i lost 36 pounds just dancing. the fact that i was able to do dance moves and get the same effect as if i had done sit-ups and crunches just blew my mind, 'cause i was so focused on just having fun... that just was phenomenal. >> i've probably lost the same 20 pounds about 10 or 12 times. [laughs] i've done boot camp, i've done pilates, i tried yoga, and i still wasn't getting the sults that i wanted. in 60 days i lost 20 pounds and four inches off my waist. one of my friends said to me, "damn, you look hot." >> announcer: w

even on the side, my obliques, like... hah... chh.. hop abs, i could tell that my body was changing. my abs, they tightened, everything toned up quicker and firmer. my jeans were literally falling off of me. [laughs] i lost 19 pounds and 15 inches with hip hop abs-- unbelievable. >> so, these were the day one pants... and it's just crazy, like i said-- it's like a whole 'nher person in here. it was frustrating being 235 and knowing i had far to go, and i started hip hop abs... it's amazing what happened. i lost 36 pounds just dancing. the fact that i was able to do dance moves and get the same effect as if i had done sit-ups and crunches just blew my mind, 'cause i was so focused on just having fun... that just was phenomenal. >> i've probably lost the same 20 pounds about 10 or 12 times. [laughs] i've done boot camp, i've done pilates, i tried yoga, and i still wasn't getting the results that i wanted. in 60 days i lost 20 pounds and four inches off my waist. one of my friends said to me, "damn, you look hot." >> announcer: with hip h

even on the side, my obliques, like... hah... chh..bs, i could tell that my body was changing. my abs, they tightened, everything toned up quicker and firmer. my jeans were literally falling off of me. [laughs] i lost 19 pounds and 15 inches with hip hop abs-- unbelievable. >> so, these were the day one pants... and it's just crazy, like i said-- it's like a whole 'nother person in here. it was frustrating being 235 and knowing i had so far to go, and i started hip hop abs... it's amazing what happened. i lost 36 pounds just dancing. the fact that i was able to do dance moves and get the same effect as if i had done sit-ups and crunches just blew my mind, 'cause i was so focused on just having fun... that just was phenomenal. >> i've probably lost the same 20 pounds about 10 or 12 times. [laughs] i've done boot camp, i've done pilates, i tried yoga, and i still wasn't getting the results that i wanted. in 60 days i lost 20 pounds and four inches off my waist. one of my friends said to me, "damn, you look hot." >> announcer: with hip ho

even on the side, my obliques, like... hah... chh..ng hip hop abs, i could tell that my body was changing. my abs, they tightened, everything toned up quicker and firmer. my jeans were literally falling off of me. [laughs] i lost 19 pounds and 15 inches with hip hop abs-- unbelievable. >> so, these were the day one pants... and it's just crazy, like i said-- it's like a whole 'nother person in here. it was frustrating being 235 and knowing i had so far to go, and i started hip hop abs... it's amazing what happened. i lost 36 pounds just dancing. the fact that i was able to do dance moves and get the same effect as if i had done sit-ups and crunches just blew my mind, 'cause i was so focused on just having fun... that just was phenomenal. >> i've probably lost the same 20 pounds about 10 or 12 times. [laughs] i've done boot camp, i've done pilates, i tried yoga, and i still wasn't getting the results that i wanted. in 60 days i lost 20 pounds and four inches off my waist. one of my friends said to me, "damn, you look hot." >> announcer:

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even on the side, my obliques, like... hah... chh..ng hip hop abs, i could tell that my body was changing. my abs, they tightened, everything toned up quicker and firmer. my jeans were literally falling off of me. [laughs] i lost 19 pounds and 15 inches with hip hop abs-- unbelievable. >> so, these were the day one pants... and it's just crazy, like i said-- it's like a whole 'nother person in here. it was frustrating being 235 and knowing i had so far to go, and i started hip hop abs... it's amazing what happened. i lost 36 pounds just dancing. the fact that i was able to do dance moves and get the same effect as if i had done sit-ups and crunches just blew my mind, 'cause i was so focused on just having fun... that just was phenomenal. >> i've probably lost the same 20 pounds about 10 or 12 times. [laughs] i've done boot camp, i've done pilates, i tried yoga, and i still wasn't getting the results that i wanted. in 60 days i lost 20 pounds and four inches off my waist. one of my friends said to me, "damn, you look hot." >> announcer:

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>> because you're literally working your upper abs, middle abs, wer abs, and obliques at the same time. you're tightening and toning your abs while you're dancing and you never have to get on the floor to do a single sit-up or crunch. >> and that is the best thing about hip hop abs. >> these are my problem areas. really it's the center and then the love handles. my name is abby, so everybody calls me abs, and i feel like it would actually be nice to live up to my nickname for once.

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of course you do, but you can easily do an oblique interview with that husband. i'm sorry.charge of this investigation? you are. captain raydor, i promise you that chief johnson will pursue this inquiry vigorously, but let's leave to her the when and where she will approach the husband. in the meantime, we will tread very lightly here. is that clear? of course.

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not only was pit the first time he obliquely admit his country possessed the weapon, it was thought to be the most serious diplomatic gesture he's made during long months of fighting. >> this might give hoep there's a way to negotiate out of this syrian crisis. >> still assad's assertion he would only negotiate if u.s. dropped the military strike threats led some to pray for peace. like this church, gregory iii has been watching anxiously in the predominantly christian down north of damascus. many others have been caught in the shelling. >> the group in part of the syrian population are the christians. they are few. they are without arms. >> they submit more signs the trouble is far from over. saudi arabia began to delay shops here, many empty of people. now 730 thousand, the unofficial total far higher. more urgency and desperation for people like this man. the only victim is the citizens living in the bad situation, he says. that hurts most. >> another man here told us i hope this will all stop so we can have a proper life. there's nothing about a deadline, just a wish. maybe players

reticulate what they're doing strategically al nl and they expect a voter across this country to put of obliquely passing by to hear the argument to understand what they're doing. this is bad politics if they moved to the debt ceiling. >> ultimately what will happen is some much of the bad press did obamacare get in the beginning? if this pooch enough democrats, it will be the democrats is just putting pressure on the administration. you exempt big business. you exempted, in part, i suspect -- lou: glad and i sang it right now? >> the pressure has to come and from democrats ultimately. >> and republicans. lou: a congress that has been exempted from the very law that they are now arguing about funding are defunding. >> my reaction is i am so opposed that that is pretty much what i say. lou: in that case, i want to ask you as the resident attorney tonight, your reaction to this video because it goes to the issue of local control of education. it goes to the issue of the freedom of speech. a parent's right to participate in deciding what is going on. let's look in on this. and listen. watch what hap

she doesn't have to send an aide out to be slightly oblique.ve been around a long time, they are very good at this. i agree with stephanie where secretary clinton says in due time i sure hope the congress passes this. by the way, if she didn't say that, we'd be in a very different world the next morning. >> do you think it will be a a problem for her in 2016? >> who knows. >> i agree with that, who knows. it's an eternity between now and 2016 if she decides to run. i think coming down against using chemical weapons against some of our greatest allies like israel is a problem for somebody running for president. >> i just thought the weight of the machine, the weight of her experience and her husband's abilities. i'm a terrible judge of what's going to happen next. i also thought i might be the nominee in '12. so i've got a pretty bad record of thinking through presidential campaigns. >> so much humility. i love the newt. thank you so much for being with us. and i should say if she runs in 2016. >> correct. >> thank you so much. >> thank you for

really, it is the first time that the leader has publicly at least obliquely admitted that it has ins. this, of course, comes in the wake of last month's sarin gas attacks in damascus allegedly by forces of the assad regime, and that triggered the threat, as we all know, of a military strike by the united states. assad today in that television interview as well saying the decision was not the result of that threat, just trying to be nice to russia. at the same time, however, assad saying that he would not hand over those weapons unless that military threat is dropped. all of this will be taken up in geneva over the next couple of days, secretary of state kerry meeting with foreign minister lavrov trying to work out the details, maybe also to see how it could be pushed farther. analysts that we've been talking to today here, jenna, says it is significant not because of the admission of the chemical weapons, but also because for the first time assad is at least making a gesture towards cooperation with international bodies on a diplomatic track. take a listen to what we were told. >> t

. >> that said, when you get netflix talked about even obliquely, jason, at the beginning of the emmysy content deals will look over the next 12 to months. >> it's very interesting. "house of cards" was their first on a big deal. actually the way the deal was structured they don't own then tire property. they got the rights for the streaming, they don't own the dvd. i believe they don't own all of the library value. but ultimately, if they're going to go in this direction, they're going to want to own all of rights around the shows similarly to hbo does which means, i would imagine over time, netflix will look to spend less on nonoriginal shows. if you think about it, hbo doesn't have children's content right? doesn't have television content. it's two movie studio deals and then the original shows. and i think what it ultimately means if subscribers stay on netflix for the original content, you'll probably see other providers, such as amazon be able to get their hands on more library content. >> jason, just curious, given all of that, is your price target on the shares still at $259? l

. >> brian: when in doubt, read your oblique. >> heather: i want to mention something to you.strikes and now they're backing down. >> steve: mr. assad read that just the same way that mr. putin wrote it for him. >> brian: yes. >> steve: 21 minutes before the top of the hour. extreme weather alert. flood not guilty colorado led to a second person dead this morning. maria molina has been tracking the storm and is here at 48th and 6th avenue in new york. >> dangerous situation across parts of colorado with extreme flooding. we picked up four to seven inches of rain, locally heavier amounts throughout the overnight hours and that rain still falling in section of colorado and it is forecast for the next five days. so very dangerous situation again ongoing in parts of colorado. classes have been canceled and we have a second death confirmed in parts of colorado due to the extreme flooding ongoing out there. we picked up four to seven inches also in sections of new mexico, parts of utah. really it's the southwest that's continuing to get pummeled by very heavy rain. a number of watch

the president's dialogue directly to the united nations in multiple oblique references to a video, they knew in real time it was a planned attack. there's a reason why we know that. mr. perry knows the reason. why do we know it was a planned attack against our u.s. ambassador? mr. perry: like i said, you don't just bring heavy weapons, like r.p.g.'s and things of the sort, to a spontaneous, you know, eruption and demonstration. i mean, you must plan -- like i said, it requires resourcing, ammunition. this thing went on for hours and hours and with heavy weapons. you just don't show up with a belt-fed weapon and the ammunition to support it on a whim. it requires -- this is something that's heavy to carry. the ammunition is heavy to carry. it requires vehicle and people and coordination and what we call fields of friendly so you don't shoot the friendly, you only shoot the enemy. this coordination takes time. it doesn't happen in a minute or two. mr. king: don't we remember -- i see at this moment we have guests that have arrived. i'll be happy to yield, madam speaker. the speaker pro te

there was an oblique reference to this in the georgia geneva statement.ad been an ongoing dialogue between the staff on dealing with chemical weapon. they met, i think, five times, if i'm correct on this. so it wasn't completely out of the blue, but certainly for -- he went to geneva -- my hypothesis with pretty firm knowledge that at least for the first two steps syria is going comply. imagine the circumstanceses or the dialogue between him and bashar allah assad. what is in it for you bashar? his regime is kind of wobbly. and the one thing that can help him would be a resurgence of the international legitimacy. if you were to draw two lines. i can imagine him doing this, you know, you guys in damascus, you know, you need to do something that will sustain your international legitimacy while this assimilation assembly of opponent their legitimacy will decay. and the best step you can take, what we -- the russians, will support you on, if you make a forward movement on the chemical weapons side. you'll bolster your international legitimacy. that, to me, is

there had been an ongoing dialogue and there was an oblique reference to this in a geneva statement, but there had been an ongoing dialogue between the staffs on dealing with chemical weapons. they met five times if i'm correct on this. it wasn't completely out of the blue, but certainly for lavrov to inject this option at the time was important. that kind of safe washington from facing some very difficult decisions. highlight about lavrov's knowledge of syria is he is a smart guy. he is not a cuddly guy, but he is very smart. he would not be proposing something if he thought the syrians were going to pull a fast one on us. , myent in to geneva hypothesis is with preferred knowledge that at least for the first few steps, syria is going to comply. imagine the circumstances or the and by between lavrov sheer all assad. al-assad. his regime is kind of wobbly and one of the things that could help him is his resurgence of international legitimacy. if you drew lines and i can thisne lavrov during third he could say your damascus need to do something to retain your international legitimacy,