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Alternating side planks. spread them out a little bit. >> i've heard that before. >> drop and switch to the other side. ready? >> scared me. i thought the chair was going to fall over. >> may i give you another option? down, push -- >> i can't do a push up if my life -- i have no upper -- >> arm overhead. down a little bit. jazz hands. and then -- >> jazz hands. that doesn't make it any better. >> let's recover. >> oh, my goodness. i have to shake more than my wrist, baby. >> this might be your favorite. >> uh-oh. >> butt lift. >> means i'm going to hate it. >> stick your bum out. you can bend...

Stretching out your left side, come back up, and then stand. let the knee out, go ahead and flex to the side. oh wow you went farther than i did. well, i do pilates. this is the power drill. okay you're working your core, full body movement, here you go and punch! look at that form. see the long neck, to the shoulder, make a fist, hands behind the head. kay, so let the hips rotate and touch back up and down. so why don't you work on your oblique on this side, yeah going down! thanks marco, that was awesome. giving me some new ways to think about side planks and sit-ups, it was great. great, go...

good evening, everyone. i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, the big scare. with just four days in the congress high tails it out of washingt washington, there was plenty of talk about the looming consequences of the looming fiscal cliff. we're talking about tax cuts expiring for everyone automatically, payroll taxes going up, emergency unemployment benefits ending and, of course, the $1.2 trillion in so-called sequestration cuts. about half of that sum is going to come from defense. >> the obligation of the commander in chief is to act like the commander in chief, and that would be...

there was plenty of talk about the dire consequences of the looming fiscal cliff. we're talking about tax cuts expiring for everyone automatically, payroll taxes going up, emergency unemployment benefits ending and, of course, the $1.2 trillion in so-called sequestration cuts. about half of that sum is going to come from defense. >> the obligation of the commander in chief is to act like the commander in chief, and that wld be to prevent these cuts, which in the words of his own secretary of defense, would devastate our national security. >> interesting, acting like a commander in ch...

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