yeah. reporter: have you seen your body change your muscles get more toned? absolutely. i mean, the biggest thing is looking at your stomach and abs are starting to poke through a little bit. reporter: do you just walk around naked now? sometimes. reporter: the motto get comfortable being uncomfortable. you re coming. reporter: my legs shaking and gasp gasping for air is clear. tone house is tough. i ve been dying to ask you all of class, can i see your abs? well reporter: whoa! one, two, three, four, five. like an 18-pack. not at all. not at all. reporter: if that s not an advertisement, i don t know what is into nikki battiste abc news, new york. whoa, nikki. get a room. she is engaged we should say. i have angina just looking at that. why america, why would you do this. seems like i don t know if that was a report or just, you
happy, happy, happy friday! my favorite day. i know. besides saturday and sunday. it s october 28th. welcome to american morning. christine has the morning off. that game you know, i was so sad, because the yankees were out so early, but, boy, these guy, the rangers and cardinals have really kept this going. good. good baseball. up first, bernie madoff victims are saying don t buy this scam. saying they re having trouble finding sympathy after madoff s wife madoff said he s happier in prison and his wife told 60 minutes the couple tried to kill themselves. the story from our susan candiotti. i think anything that comes out of their mouths is self-serving and are lying. reporter: richard and cynthia friedman lost their life saving to bernie madoff, so did eileen kent s parents. when they heard ruth madoff talk about a failed suicide attempt in a new 60 minutes interview. i don t know whose idea it was, but we decided to kill ourselves, because it was it
prisoner in his custody. keefe at first wanted a jury trial, but he s changed his mind on that and now his case will be heard only by a military judge and the case will be decided solely by that judge. keefe appeared in court wearing his navy uniform, seated between two attorneys, one civilian, one military. and he heard the testimony against him, including once again the testimony of the prisoner himself, the accused terrorist ak had hashim abed, bill. bill: and abed testified in the trial of julio hiewras. dy change his testimony, steve? reporter: apparently there were inconsistencies according to our fox news producer. abed is accused of masterminding the grizzly murders of four american contractors in fallujah six years ago, he was arrested last year by these navy seals who are now being tried, was taken to two different locations before the alleged abuse took place. at that third holding cell, abed claimed on wednesday he
elizabeth crankshaw. joining me from birmingham, alabama. elizabeth, good to see you. thanks for taking the time and making the trip. it s good to have you here. how long now have you been living your wife as a woman? five years now. five years. if you would, describe your journey. when did you begin to feel conflicted about your gender identity and how did that conflict sort of manifest itself in your life? i grew up in california and i really didn t notice that much variation between boys and girls until puberty hit. and i m sitting there watching a girl next door and her body change and it s like, okay, when is my body going to start changing that way. and when it started changing, you know, as a boy going into manhood, it was like the wrong direction. did you see it in your words