it is the best of pilates, the best of yoga, fused together. i add cardio so you're constantly moving. i take out all the boring stuff, i take out all the rules, and i make it really exciting for people. so, i wanted to create short workouts. i wanted to keep people's attention. that's why i did a program where there's a different workout for seven days of the week so you're never bored and your body would never plateau. >> and i also love that there's no weights and equipment that are gonna make it harder for us. >> what i've done is taken pilates and yoga, where you're using your own body weight to sculpt your body, but for so many people, for them to really get results, they need to know what to eat. the results happen so much faster when you follow our food guide. everything is there for you. >> love it. [ applause ] and to prove piyo really is the perfect program for anybody who wants to lose weight and tone their body, regardless of their age or their fitness level, take a look at this. >> by doing piyo for 60 days, i've lost 14 pounds an

>> he goes to see the roman procurator for judea, pontius pilate. >> get out. >> pilate is an essentialigure because only he as the roman procurator had the power to pronounce a death sentence. so it was he who ultimately is responsible for jesus' crucifixion and death. >> you've come for me, rabbi? >> pilate is famously anti-semitic. he doesn't like jews. he doesn't like being in judea. >> jesus of nazareth. i've come to ask for his body. >> we have to wonder what joseph was thinking. he's taking quite a risk. he's going to pilate and asking for the body of a convicted criminal, a criminal who is guilty of political sedition. >> i have a tomb. somewhere secure where we can prepare his body. >> by going to pilate and asking for this rather personal favor, it's almost as if he might be guilty himself. >> you can imagine it being a very tense meeting between the two men. >> yes. >> pontius pilate gives joseph of arimathea the body, but he probably thought he was letting some jewish custom play out. so far as he was concerned, that's with going to be the end of it. >> in allowing joseph to

doing pilates with your pooch! and it's for a good cause. one california charity has raised over two thousand dollars... by combining our favorite four legged friends with a bit of fitness and fun! reporter lori corbin takes a look at "pilates for paws" . " there are all kinds of ways to raise money for a good cause and this one is literally a bit of a s- weight of the dog to stretch the back." at the pasadena humane society two and four legged creatures took a paw-lates class, raising money for food, care and shelter of homeless animals. claire bauer and her rescue dog zeke were both novice to the format. claire bauer/burbank "he's doing better than i thought he would do. it just took him a little while to get warmed up but i think he's been doing okay." program creator kathi braidhill of pilates pasadena says all skill levels will find it offers a fresh way to do a workout. kathi braidhill "we're raising money for the humane society by doing which is a unique which i developed where you using your dogs for apparatus." corbin "the workout i

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josh: pilates for paws lets pet owners use their animals as tools to help them stretch. the creator for the program kathy braidhill says it's just a fresh way to do pilates for people of all skill levels. jennifer: did you know they can use the smaller dogs as a jennifer: now at 6:00 a major water main break in manchester. homes are flooded and roads are shut down right outside of the downtown. tom: this robber hops the counter but the clerk wasn't going to hand over the money. mike: a bright and cool wednesday before more changes follow. when the next system arrives and what it brings our way. jennifer: and fighting substance abuse in new hampshire with fast track legislation. the proposal the task force pushed through this afternoon for immediate attention. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur news 9 at 6:00. tom: off the top at 6:00 tonight, these are live pictures of the cleanup under way right now in the city of manchester, after a major water main break. good evening, everyone, i'm tom griffith. jennifer: i'm jennifer vaughn. several streets remain s

though kelly is on point but then again, you are not like pontius pilate, you are not that clean. they have been cooking books for years trying to go to the books, 7 felony counts and not them down, misdemeanors' don't get counted at all, that is a regular process. if you'd get snatched, they study the precinct, come back in a week and we will file a crime report and called 311, they do kind of crime actually ending on the books. >> is that encouraged by a brass or something each everything -- >> this is the equivalent every time any man, rudy guiliani or mayor bill deblasio, ask them about tickets, there are no quotas, just guidance, performance standards we set. always quotas, $1 billion in tickets have to be written each year. ben: what is your sense? earlier in the year the may/june time. a lot of attention paid to the fact the shootings were on the rise and murder were on the rise but now they are saying the second half of the year was cowher, not so bad, set -- the same or less. is the city safer, less a for about the same? >> i have yet to find one person walking the street

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>> i prefer pilates.ver i go to the country club i always take my beagle. >> biffy. >> biffy. is that a beagle or is that -- what kind of dog is that? >> i don't know. >> dachshund. >> is it a dachshund? >> i always take my dachshund and my cocktail fork. to the country club. >> and your tea. >> and my tea. >> don't miss our updates. on facebook at wnnfans.com. >> more news coming up on abc. >> announcer: this is abc's "world news now," informing insomniacs for two decades. iacs for two decades. >>> making news in america this morning, late night rant. donald trump going off on twitter about his latest feud with hillary clinton. and that sexually derogatory term blaming the media as other candidates break their silence on the comment. we're live in washington. >>> wild weather. on one of the busiest travel days of the year. heavy rain moving through the south. plus summerlike storms shaping up. tornado warnings overnight. where the biggest risk is today. >>> caught on camera. a bright light blazing over s

. >> following his betrayal by judas, jesus is arrested, tried and sentenced by pontius pilate to bed fled because the men could have been arrested with jesus for insurrection as he was. they could have been crucified as well. >> jesus called the disciples to follow him. and the one thing that they have failed to do, many of the disciples, is to follow jesus at the most crucial moment of all, which is to the cross. but mary has understood this and she's followed him to the cross. she succeeded where many of the male disciples have failed. >> how difficult it must have been for mary, the mother of jesus, mary magdalene, the last they saw jesus probably in the temple teaching in public, healthy, vibrant, alive. >> it says a lot about the commitment of mary and the other women and their dedication to jesus and their willingness to be with him in these tough moments. they do go to the crucifixion scene. ♪ >> i think mary and the other women demonstrated their willingness to go even unto death with jesus. they were -- they were there for him. and they weren't sure that there was going to

does he see pilate condemn him to die? does he perhaps watch the flogging? feel the reality of what he'd done. >> when it becomes clear that they're not just going to do away with jesus, but they're going to publicly shame him on a cross, judas apparently had second thoughts. after jesus was condemned, there had to have been a part of him that did feel remorse. >> judas clearly feels guilty after he's done this thing. we see a lot of his conscience. >> i have sinned! >> he takes the money and he throws it back. blood money. and he doesn't want to get his hands dirty with it. >> there's something terrifying about judas that you can be doing so well and then make a mistake from which you can never come back. >> while all four gospels of the new testament name judas as the betrayer of jesus, only one of them, the gospel of matthew, tells how judas' own story ends. >> for me the story of judas is a tragic story. it's not the story of god giving up on judas but judas giving up on himself. >> he regrets, but he doesn't repent. and he doesn't trust that he can be f

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>> i prefer pilates.go to the country club i always take my beagle. >> biffy. >> biffy. is that a beagle or is that -- what kind of dog is that? >> i don't know. >> dachshund. >> is it a dachshund? >> i take my dachshund and my cocktail fork. >> and your tea. >> and my tea. >> don't miss our updates. >> announcer: this is abc's "world news now," informing insomniacs for two decades. on facebook at wnnfans.com. >> more news coming up on abc. >> announcer: this is abc's "world news now," informing insomniacs for two decades. iacs for two decades. >>> good morning. i'm kendis gibson. >> and i'm reena ninan. here are some of the top headlines we're following this morning on "world news now." holiday travel warning. on one of the busiest travel days of the year. 40 million americans are in the storm zone, facing flash floods, high winds, feet of snow, and even the threat of tornadoes. details straight ahead. >>> army sergeant bowe bergdahl held by the taliban for five years after vanishing from his post has ma

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if you look at the soul cycles of the world today, look at what's going on with pilates and blue mercury, the value type of tenants like alta, nordstrom rack, not to mention food, and that's sit-down, it's qsr. it's different types of food. these are all non-amazon. by the way, amazon is looking at bricks and mortar stores. they've got one open. >> that's fascinating. >> it is fascinating. you actually set me up beautiful with the five-tool player analogy. if you've got the ability, and i think open air is the place, i'm talking up my book there because it's what i believe, if you've got the place cater to as many possible sectors of the retail economy as possible, you're in good shape, particularly if you're in the locations that, you know, where demand exceeds supply. i do agree with him that, you know, and i've said this for a hundred years, america is over-retailed. and that's simply supply and demand overall. >> and yet you've been putting up 7%, 7%, 7%. if we're overstored, how is that possible? >> because real estate is not a macro game. it's a microgame. it's that street corner.

it's notyour horse clinician, or your barista, or pilate's personaltrainer. no, it is your horse. this is not to diminish youraffection or your hubby, or your children, or your parents, oryour gal pals, but in those their fears, you rub theirnecks, you let them cry on your shoulder, but whose shoulder doyou cry on? and who do you tell your deepest secrets to? and whonever calls you silly or tells you that you snore or talk back?not your dog, that's for sure. dogs are too needy. and catsaren't much better, they're more like husbands. you pour yourheart out to them and both of them look at you the same waywhen you're done--blank. now, i know people who have an aquarianor a gerbil or wind chimes to turn to in times of need, but inmost cases they might as well talk to a 2 by 4--at least a 2by 4 doesn't fidget, but a horse is the best listener you willever find. he never questions your ridiculous worries or badhabits or your dreamy wishes, you can lean on a horse. tryleaning on a cat. horses can take you for a ride. sure, dogswill take you for a walk, but cow out of your hand or talkin

. >> the pontius pilate and caiaphas inscriptions are authentic, but names alone don't prove a thing.ll, we have two ossuaries. the first one here says, "judah, son of jesus." the one there in back says, "jesus, son of joseph." >> nothing relating, though, to the jesus of nazareth in the new testament? >> no. in no way whatsoever. these are just simply very common names which you find recurring again and again on ossuaries. >> not long ago, an ossuary was found inscribed, "james, son of joseph, the brother of jesus." with those three new testament names on it, some experts first thought it had to be authentic. >> i think that there was no doubt that the ossuary by itself is authentic. the inscription is the main question. >> yuval goran was part of the forensic team called in to authenticate the ossuary. close examination showed the inscription was forged. so, you think the inscription is a fake? >> we found out that the inscription was freshly cut through, though, a general patina. there is, of course, a police investigation. >> other inscriptions were found in a cave outside jerusal

. >> it's pilates on steroids. >> people want to get their sweat happening. >> the strings are varied to change up the muscles you're working. props are included to make sure other parts of your body get in on the workout. if you're the kind of person -- have the class come to you, for 12.95 a month you can participate in a daily burn 365 live workout right your own home. >> it's live at 9:00 eastern time, but it's on video and demand for 24 hours after that. what's really great is the community aspect. that's what makes it so powerful. >> you can join the community via a live chat. the class is a beginner level. it's different every day and could propel you into a new >> wow. lauren's in shape. >> i'm so impressed. soleil. >> she is cirque du soleil hanging midair. >> call it mobile mood. can your smartphone really change our attitudes? we're going to take a look. parodies storming the it's the holidays. and of course, everyone wants to get online at once. to watch things. buy things. but slow internet makes it hard. that's why it's time to get fios. it has the fastest internet and w

like she said, you're all in pilates and soul cycle. you're really inspirational. so lovely, all of you. >> thank you so much. >> and we really appreciate that you come here every year. i know you've been performing nonstop. you still take the time to come and join us. then you get the spring spectacular after this. >> it's pushed back a little to summer. it premieres in june and goes through august 7th. so be sure to check that out when more information is released. >> tell us about this year's show. tickets are still available, and you're going right through january. >> january 3rd. you can get your tickets at radiocitychristmas.com or come over and visit us at the box office. >> we can visit you any time, we see you all, all the time. we love seeing you come in and out. we appreciate you coming here to studio 3c. all right. they think i'm going to kick. >> thanks for having us. >> thank you, all. i have a strained ligament. i can't kick with you today. >> next time. >> still healing. next time. thank you so much, ladies. we're coming right back. >> that's right,

it's different than a pilates reformer class and in shape magazine last year actress sophia vergara sayshe used it to get ready for her wedding. now a studio is open in philadelphia so i tried it out. >> you can just easily move the resistance up and down. >> stephanie first gives me a run down on the mega former. she's the owner of the new sculpt fitness studio or sfs in northern liberties. classes there use the mega former n3s. it's a system of moving platforms, springs, handles, straps and cables. stephanie says she took a class using the machine in new york city and wanted to bring it to philadelphia. >> i was never so challenged by a workout in my life. >> the workout was inves indiana vented by a former french body builder. after my quick tutorial the real work began its a 50 minute intense strength training workout. >> so, everything is worked slow and controlled. you're going into slow twitch muscle fibers versus fast twitch muscle fibers isn't she says that helps to tone and lengthen your muscles. >> hugging of the midline to bring you back up. >> and it works the whole body inc

investigators in indonesia blame the crash of an error asia flight on malfunction and pilate error. 320lling everyone on board. investigators say that the pilot and copilot wrestled for control of the plane as they tried to deal with an electronic issue. there were one point 14 cases of diabetes last year, and that is tw's ago.1.7 it is unclear what is behind the decline. bloomberg first word news. you can get more at the new bloomberg.com. back to you. donohoe from the first word news desk. mario draghi is expected to take more action to stimulate europe's economy, including the possibility of pushing a key interest rate further into negative territory. a bloomberg view columnist said "if he chooses to accommodate market demand, he could aggregate a risk of future financial instability that was already highlighted in ecb's review." word folio the chief strategist for state street financial advisors. chief portfolio strategist for state street financial advisors. i think mohamed el-erian makes a good point. what is the chance they could get this wrong? much, if they do ease too it does

another one is what i sardonically call the feminists hawks versus pontius pilate. the united states is such a great power, surely we can use that on the half of women worldwide. using things like military interests to help women may be misguided. are the women of iraq safer now because the american military invaded the country? no. absolutely not. and yet on the other hand, as we look at the case of the women who have been kidnapped and turned into sex slaves, surely the feeling also arises in our breath that can't we americans do something about these women? i think these are two poles, we have to do something. we cannot do something. because it will make it even worse. that is another moral quandary. and i think as was alluded to, what about our own health? -- our own house? should we clean our own house first? the u.s. has not and probably will not ever ratified paid maternity leave. i believe there are only three nations in the world that can make that claim. and as steve crawford pointed out, slightly less than 20% of our legislature is female. and we have sig

found that are directly linked to jesus, the way archaeologists have uncovered evidence of pontius pilateand herod the great. but just before christmas in 2009, a house from the time of jesus was unearthed just across the street from the church of the annunciation. >> for a long time, we've been trying to find any evidence of jewish life here in nazareth. >> could this have been the home of mary and joseph and jesus? >> it is conceivable that mary and jesus and joseph lived here. it's much likely that they visited and a little boy named jesus was running in around all these houses. but there is nothing -- "i, jesus, lived here." if we find something that's from the first century and it was built by a tektonos, that is a builder, one of the possibilities is joseph. but don't forget another possibility is jesus. >> today the direct route from nazareth to bethlehem is south on highway 6, and it can take two to three hours, depending on traffic near jerusalem. but for mary and joseph, traffic wasn't a problem. they had to worry about herod the great, bandits, and the rugged terrain. so, which

>> i prefer pilates. but whenever i go to the country club i always take my beagle. >> biffy. >> biffy. is that a beagle or is that -- what kind of dog is that? >> i don't know. >> dachshund. >> is it a dachshund? >> i always take my dachshund and my cocktail fork. to the country club. >> and your tea. >> and my tea. >> don't miss our updates. on facebook at wnnfans.com. >> more news coming up on abc.

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suspect i have been called every possible apathetic on name -- apathetic -- epithetical name, pontius pilate, murderer, herod, madman, and the like. host: reaction? melissa: he certainly got blowback for this. there had been calls to impeach earl warren. there were more vociferous calls to get rid of harry blackmun. this was a defining moment in his life as a justice, and he would go on to do many great things on the court but he was defined by roe vs. wade. clarke: the justices completely underestimated the public opposition that there would be. there was discussion in various memos and deliberations in the two years leading up to row about how this would be criticized by the media, but of course, the public opposition and public anger has been more significant and resulted in hundreds of state laws attempting to eliminate the right to abortion as well as constitutional amendments presented to congress in hearings from 1973-1980 three. the justices completely underestimated where the public was. host: let's go back to phone calls. next up is nathan in bishop, texas. caller: i have a questio