now let's go back to amanda krenz with the latest on the rick parry write in scandal amanda. >> well, stephen, abc 5 contacted the head of the iowa gop matthew strong who said they are not releasing those details and do not intend to disclose any more information on saturday's straw poll results. >> stephen: but are you continuing to dig. >> we certainly are, stephen. and for more on that let's go to rachel pierce. >> well, stephen, abc 5 contacted the head of the iowa gop matthew strong a second time. he again said they are not releasing those details and do not intend to disclose any more information on saturday's straw poll results. >> stephen: anything else? >> nope. >> stephen: anybody got anything? >> well, the barn stormers season open certificate scheduled-- . >> stephen: enough with the barn stormer, what about parry. where's intrepid reporter katie eastman. >> she's off today. >> stephen: what! rachel amanda, brad, jay walts, come on, the people of iowa, nay, the people of america deserve to know the full results of the straw poll. was it influenced by colbert superpac, a sh

amanda, it appears it's going to be a bumpy ride for a while? >> yes, it's certainly been a really wild ride. we just clocked our fourth day of massive moves. in all different directions. this one fortunately, was a fabulous close reversing most of yesterday's plunge. we can safely say now that this has been wall street's most volatile weekend since 2008. first things first. let me put it in perspective. not a huge amount of things have changed from yesterday. but a lot of these swings are based on fear and sentiment and i guess by definition that's quite often irrational and today was better on a number of factors. one, we got cisco systems coming out with strong quarterly results stock up 17% today and hopefully that bodes well for other technology stocks. we also got news on the jobs' front and we really want good news on the economy. fewer americans joining the unemployment line last week and mortgage rates are record lows which we hope will help the housing market. >> a lot of good news here and in the states today but how closely is wall s

amanda and rachel, top-notch. of course john walters giving you the latest on sports and brad edwards manning the weather center, no! i'm talking about woi management. you had our ad for two days, gentlemen. hell, you had my money for six days. and one hour, one hour before taping you suddenly said hey, it might be too confusing for your viewers. really? both of them? i happen to know, i happen to know you haven't won a local emmy in ten years. want to touch mine? (cheers and applause) i know what happened here, folks. you clearly received phone call ordering you to shut colbert down. from one of the other six shadowy superpacs that are trying to muss nell on our rightful place as the official unconnected pro perry superpac. well, i don't know who you normally deal with but woi-abc 5, you have [bleep] the wrong people. (cheers and applause) >> stephen: you hear that? you hear that? yes, you can hear that now. colbert superpac is not some small potatoes business that will just sit there and take it we're not curley

apartir de ahora asi me llamare flor salvaje" pues amanda ya tiene apodo en el bar de las cuatros ps.oche veremos si sacramento le da una oportunidad a la correcaminos o seguira siendole fiel a amanda y por otra parte, flor salvaje esta entre la espada y la pared porque don rafael ya cumplio su parte de regresarle a sus hermanas y ahora ella le toca cumplir con lo acordado .. entregarse a el... esta buenisima..... no se la pieda esta noche a las 9- 8 centro.. es todo de mi parte.. regreso con ustedes. anchor gracias por acompanarnos , los dejo con el noticiero nacional de telemundo con jose diaz balart roll open

the thing that is so unique about this is the history of amanda. >> i want to go in five minutes.ng on too long already. >> reporter: organizing a food convoy into southern somalia is a logistical nightmare. not many small aid organizations are even attempting it. >> these are trucks. >> i'm so excited to be bringing these trucks into somalia all right 30-year-old amanda's challenge is more impressive considering the last time she spoke from inside somalia. >> i don't know how much longer i can bear this. >> reporter: she had been working as a freelance journalist when she was kidnapped in mogadishu, held for 15 and a half months. >> take care. i don't want to die here. >> they didn't treat you well at all? >> no. it was about as bad as you can imagine. i was kidnapped by a handful of teenage boys. you can only begin to imagine the types of abuse i endured. it probably surpasses where your imagination can go. >> daily? >> daily. >> chained alone in a pitch black room, she began to dream about what she would do if she ever made it out alive. >> i found that the most positive way to

pues el flechazo entre pablo y amanda fue inmediato y ahora se complica la cosa porque amanda le confezoo esta enamorada de sacramento y que es la mujer exclusiva de don rafael...pues esta noche veremos que pasa con sacramento porque se salio del hospital para buscar a flor salvaje y se desmaya en pleno campo.. asi que no se pierda el capitulo de esta noche.. a las 9 / 8 centro.. soy nancy leal y esto fue acceso total anchor gracias por acompanarnos , los dejo con el noticiero nacional de telemundo , los dejo con el noticiero nacional de telemundo con jose diaz balart

de ellas le prendio fuego a la clinica donde les iban a ser unos examenes, pero adentro se quedo amanda recordar que su mama murio quemada..asi que hoy veremos si amanda logra salir con vida. tambien esta noche. no se pierdan la casa del lado porque finalmente sabremos quien fue el asesino de adolfo....es un capitulo que no se pueden perder.. es todo de mi parte..regres o con ustedes a los estudios. topvo ---jorge luis borges, uno de los escritores latinoamericanos mas reconocidos en la literatura mundial, hubiese cumplido hoy 112 aÑos... ---para rendirle un homenaje en su natalicio, la empresa de internet google, le dedico un dibujo llamado "doodle" que es un logo que aparece en su pagina de portada y en el que se ve una imagen de caricatura del escritor argentino de espaldas observando su inmenso mundo narrativo... ---el pasado 14 de junio se cumplieron 25 aÑos de la muerte del autor de "el aleph" anchor gracias por acompanarnos , los dejo con el noticiero nacional de telemundo con jose diaz balart

cumpla la suya de ser su mujer..y veremos si sacramento se queda tan traquilo con lo que le dice amandalor salvaje a las 9 - 8 centro... soy nancy leal y esto fue acceso total topvo --gracias nancy... --y usted -me imagino- a visto imagenes del ex gobernador schwarzeneg ger con un puro en la boca, verdad? bueno el, al parecer, prefiere ese habito que el apegarse a la ley, puesto que, el tambien actor originario de austria, llego al aeropuerto de este su pais natal fumando ! y como sto est prohibido en estos lugares, arnold podria enfrentar una demanda de parte de un grupo en contra de los cigarrillos. --este hecho sucedio en junio pasado y algunos seÑalan que la amenaza podria esfumarse como el humo de su puro, pues hasta las mismas autoridades del aeropuerto, defienden a schwarzenegger, alegando que su puro estaba apagado. anchor gracias por acompanarnos , los dejo con el noticiero nacional de telemundo con jose diaz balart

as amanda tells us, whether you're playing on a team or just playing for fun, sports injuries need youron. here's our story. >> reporter: no pain, no gain. that's one old saying doctors want thrown out. they argue that sports should not hurt, especially when you're a kid. ♪ >> these days sports have become very competitive at younger and younger ages. >> reporter: whether on the soccer field or at the skate park, kids are at risk. doctors are saying more and more of us are getting hurt playing sports. >> we see many more injuries in kids sports and it really depends on what types of sports kids are doing in terms of what kinds of injuries they have. >> reporter: dr. jordan metzl wrote "the young athlete: a guide to sports injuries." he says girls are four times more likely than boys to have knee injuries. that's because the muscles around their knee are different. >> and so what we do for girls is we get them to work on strengthening the muscles on the back of their leg, the hamstring, so that equalizes the force across the knee and reduces the risk of the injury. >> reporter: strength

. >> reporter: her name is amanda and her newest territory for the world's oldest profession is san jose you feel safer here? >> yeah, i do, a lot safer. >> reporter: how so like why so? >> it's not a lot of crazy people. >> reporter: the word on the street, sjpd is focusing on homicides and assaults and nonviolent crimes like prostitution are not a priority. what do you think when you hear that? >> i like it actually because it's easier on my job. >> reporter: in the wake of massive budget cuts and police layoffs officers have been called in on their day off to act as a temporary group of cops to deal with the problem. since july 1st 38 prostitutes and two johns have been arrested, a total of 40 people cited for loitering and solicitation. >> we have pimps coming up from fresno as well as down from oakland to ply their trade. they look at it as a business opportunity. >> reporter: it became a hot button topic when the police union wrote an op ed piece titled san jose is becoming sin city. >> it's kind of ridiculous when you compare to us any other city. we have our problems but nowhere

y si amanda sigue retando a don rafael ..le para..vamos a ver que pasa esta noche. y aqui les tengo las peliculas mas taquilleras... "the help" se llevo el primer lugar con un poco mas de 20 millones de dolares.. "rise of the planet of the apes" quedo en segundo lugar llevandose a sus arcas poco mas de 16 millones y "spy kids" en su fin de semana de estreno quedo en el tercer lugar con 12 millones. soy nancy leal y esto fue acceso total anchor gracias por acompanarnos , los dejo con el noticiero nacional de telemundo con jose diaz balart

anyway, we are not worried about amanda's next book. are talking about her current recent book, "a world on fire" written as crucial war and the american civil war. so it's been a pleasure talking to you here. congratulations on the book and good luck with it in thank you for writing it. >> guest: thank you for having me. >> here's a look at some upcoming book fairs and festivals over the next 10 months. on september 2nd, decatur, georgia hosts the decatur book festival. the brooklyn book festival begins on september 15 >> warty reading this summer? booktv wants to know. >> i just finished reading decision points by president bush. it was good. i enjoyed the conversational tone that he tucked in describing his presidency and the events -- the big events like 9/11 and some other of them that were part of his eight-year presidency. i'm in the process of getting to karl rove's new book as well as paint polson's new book. i don't know that anything has had more of a lasting impact on what we are talking about today and what happened a coupl

. >>> amanda knox's appeal hearing resumes on labor day.the meantime, the american student sits in an italian jail, convicted of killing her british roommate, merideth kercher in 2007. journalist nina bury lee book "the fatal gift of beauty" joins us live from new york. what did you learn from the investigation while you were covering the trial? what is your impression now that you have sort of gotten into all the evidence? >> well, joe, i went over there assuming that she was probably guilty as charged. i've been a journalist for a long time. i've covered a lot of crime stories, and i've been reading about it in the american press and the british press before i went over. within about a month, i guess, after interviewing the prosecutor, interviewing the -- looking at the investigative record, especially the transcripts of the interviews that they did, that the police did with her, and with the witnesses, i realized that a lot of the things i had been reading about here simply weren't even true. they didn't even exist in the record. things

amanda and thomas. we are so sorry about everything that happened. >> i send you an e-mail. >> and we are republicans. but we agree with everything that you say. >> exactly. this is my wife. of the. >> this is your fellow republican. [laughter] who take you for doing this. it is a great of you to do. it depends but seven or eight? we will call it eight. [laughter] this book is about good journalism? my man. thank you. how are you.3 >> how was china? >> it was awesome. we got back in july but they had never seen. >> what is that? >> was a fulbright scholar in china. >> it was teaching? >> yes. we went everywhere. they had never seen anybody like s. you are doing good. >> we will have to have lunch. >> please. we well. how is it going? >> so he told me that and said you are studying poetry. and i was amazed. when i was a loss of the major my mom was like what? >> my mom says she is glad i am doing what i want. >> god bless your mom. >> i was the audio book. >> you are relatively easy to work with. we don'

but anyway, we're not worrying about amanda's next book. we're talking about her current, recent book "a world on fire: britain's crucial role in the american civil war." so, um, just it's been a pleasure talking to you here and congratulations on the book. and, um, you know, good luck with it and thank you for writing it. >> guest: oh, thank you for having me. >> that was "after words with," booktv's signature program in which authors of the latest nonfiction books are interviewed by journalists, public policymakers, legislators and others familiar with their material. "after words" airs every weekend on booktv at 10 p.m. on saturday and 12 a.m. on monday. you can also watch online. bo do to booktv.org and click on the topics list on the upper right side of the page. >> here's a look at some upcoming book fairs and festivals over the next few months. on september 2nd, decatur, georgia, hosts the "atlanta journal-constitution"'s decatur book festival. the brooklyn book festival begins on september 15th. the author lineup includes kurt ander

. >> reporter: her name is amanda and her newest territory for the world oldest "profession" is san jose feel safer here? >> yeah, i do. a lot safer. >> reporter: how so, like why? >> it's not a lot of crazy people. >> reporter: the word on the street? sjpd is focusing on homicides and assaults. and nonviolent crimes like prostitution are not a priority. when you hear that, what do you think? >> i like it actually. it's easier on my job. >> reporter: in the wake of massive budget cuts and police layoffs, officers have been called in on their day off to act as a temporary surge of cops to deal with the crime. since july 1, 38 prostitutes and two johns have been arrested and 40 people have been cited for loitering and solicitation. >> we have pimps coming up from fresno as well as coming down from the oakland area to ply their trades. they look at it as a business opportunity. >> reporter: it became a hot button topic when the police union wrote an op. ed. piece entitled, san jose is becoming sin city. >> that's kind of ridiculous when you compare us to any other city. we have our problems

amanda parker booked on a flight from oakland to atlanta august 5. she tried to board and said she found another passenger taking up half of her seat. parker says the passenger was overweight and she took these pictures to document what happened. she looked for another seat but flight was full. so a delta employee offered to book her on a later flight. parker refused. >> had to sit there and fight for my seat on the plane i paid for. they never address that had passenger. i just don't think that that is very fair. that is how they handled things. >> another passenger agreed to take a later flight and parker got a seat. delta said in circumstances, they try to work with both passengers to get one of them on a later available flight. >> and looking for a cheap european trip? check out spain. the uk post office barometer of holiday costs says spain is the cheapest destinations. the deal in were among the best. and this is working and the number of tourists making it to the island is increasing. >> it's a bargain no matter how you say it thank you. >> yo

>> it is a for amanda and thomas. we were so sorry about everything that happened. >> i sent e-mails in new york immediately that day. >> and we republicans. you know, it was a we always agreed with what he said. >> exactly. >> do you have a lot of trouble coming up? >> not a lot. this is my wife. >> nice to meet you. >> he's your fellow republican. >> thanks for taking the time to come over here. >> hey, man, thank you for doing this. absolutely. >> wait a second. this book is really about good journalism. he is my man. thank you, guys. >> congrats, man. >> you're welcome. how are you? i like the tide. how was china's? >> it was awesome. >> when did you get back. >> in july. they have never seen any western gas. we saw a lot about the economy in china. i was a boat right scholar in china. >> it was a teaching think? >> yeah. a buddy of mine speaks mandarin. he took us places you wouldn't believe. they had never seen anybody from the west. anyway, you are doing good. >> we have to have lunch now that you're back. >> w

capitulo de esta noche de flor salvaje se va poner bueno porque este juego peligroso entre pablo y amanda el castigo podria ser fatal.. no se pierda el capitulo de esta noche de flor salvaje a las 9 soy nancy leal y esto fue acceso total... anchor gracias por acompanarnos , los dejo con el noticiero nacional de telemundo con jose diaz balart

i'm talking amanda, rachel, john walters on sports and brad edwards at the weather map. and you know who i think could really get to the bottom of this, intrepid reporter katie eastman. she has proven that she is a journalistic bloodhound. >> the city of des moines has been talking about this park for a long time now. and dog owners of des moines couldn't be happier that the park is finally here. >> stephen: thanks, katie. (cheers and applause) thanks, katie with. that kind of doggie scoop, i smell a poolitzer. you're welcome. woi news team, you find out how many people voted for perry with an "a" and you can broadcast those results on my show. or i'll broadcast the shows on your show. (cheers and applause) find out the truth. it's out there. so is the fried butter. anybody else? what if someone steals from you? like a lot. then they go away for a long time. [ siren wails ] [ helicopter blades whirring ] [ officer ] put the fork down. [ male announcer ] kraft macaroni & cheese. you know you love it. >> welcome back, everybody, my guest tonight is america's un ambassador,

he was piloting a plane with his wing walking wife, amanda, strutting her stuff.the plane stalled. in may, she died from ththcrash burns. >> every accident that's ever happened, there's always something that you can take from it and learn from it. my wife and i's accident, for example, we've come up with some new safety features that i know a lot of current wing walking acts are going to introduce into their routines. so what happened to my wife never happens to anybody else again hopefully. >> reporter: the band of wing walkers nationwide is tiny. maybe a few dozen. hley battles is one of them. >> it's in me. wing walking is in me. i can't do a cartwheel but i can somehow maneuver all over this airplane through the wires on the wing. it's just it's what i know i'm supposed to do. >> reporter: the art of wing walking is the skill of making the perilous look effortless. and they've been doing it nearly as long as planes have been in the air. just last month, ashley showed me how she dazzles the crowds. so at this moment, what are you holding on to up there? >> a pr

back over to you. >> thanks, amanda. we are counting down. the closing bell on wall street, and it's been a doozy of a day. stocks down sharply this afternoon, eroding tuesday's gains and making for one heck of a roller coaster for investors this week. let's bring in msnbc contributor jared bernstein, former chief economist and advisor to vice president biden with us from washington. what's behind the fall today, and how much longer is this whiplash going to last? >> well, i think if you think about the economy as kind of a sick patient right now and dr. ben bernanke as the doctor, the big question yesterday was will the doctor prescribe the medicine -- will the doctor prescribe the medicine we need in the long term, and yesterday the feds said they would. they said they would keep interest rates low for another couple of years. and the market was elated. then, you wake up the next day, and the patient says oh, my god, i'm going to need medicine for another two years, so it -- yesterday you had a 400-plus point gain and today folks are reflec

>> amanda and thomas. we were so sorry about everything that happened. >> yeah. >> i sent an e-mail to you immediately that day. >> thanks. [inaudible conversations] >> i'm a republican, it's not that we always agreed with everything you said. >> no, i know, exactly. >> tours coming up? >> not a lot. tours are different now. some are in a tv studio. >> this is my wife. >> hi, nice to meet you. >> thomas, nice to me you. >> nice to meet you. >> fellow republican. >> thanks for taking the time to come over here. >> just wanted to stop and say hi. >> do you know brent? >> yeah. >> hey, man, thank you for doing this. this is great of you to do, thank you. >> good turn out. >> yes, very good turnout, absolutely. >> well, depends how you look at it, seven or eight? >> call it eight. >> call it eight? [laughter] wait a second -- this book is really about good journal. i. you know good journalism? my man, thank you, guys. [laughter] >> congrats. >> you're welcome. >> hey, guys. >> how are you? i like the tie. so,

se puso buenisima....y esta noche veremos si mariano perdona a sacramento y si amanda se entregara a pierda flor salvaje a las 9 - 8 centro... soy nancy leal y esto fue acceso total anchor gracias por acompanarnos , los dejo con el noticiero nacional de telemundo gracias por acompanarnos , los dejo con el noticiero nacional de telemundo con jose diaz balart

. >>> i'm amanda drury with the cnbc market wrap.e standard & poor's downgrade and the president's remarks a short time ago and slow growing growth. the numbers are dow jones is off now by 550 points and on track for the worst day since february of 2009, and the s&p is down 10% over the last ten days, and the nasdaq is off by 143 points as we stand right now. that is it from cnbc, first in business worldwide and, thomas, back over to you. >> amanda, we have been watching the stock market sell-off all day and many blame the downgrade by the standard & poor's rating agency, and tim geithner on sunday called s&p's move unwarranted and a terrible judgment. john harwood sat down with secretary geithner joining us from washington. we flow that, joknow, john, tha is angry about the downgrade, and how much of it has to do with the additional downgrade of fannie and freddie? >> well, both of those are implicated in the downgrade and as alan greenspan said, it is a blow to the american psyche and you see that reflected and you also see the tro

. >> her name is amanda and her new esther story for the world's oldest profession is san jose. >> do you feel safer here? >> yeah, i do. a lot safer. >> why so? >> not a will lot of crazy people. >> sjpd is focusing on homicides and assaults and nonviolent crimes like prostitution are not a priority. >> what do you think when you hear that? >> i like it because it's easier on my job. >> in the wake of massive budget cuts and police layoffs, officers have been called in on their day off to act as a temporary surge of cops it deal with the problem. since july 1, 38 prostitutes and two johns have been arrested. a total of 40 people have been sited for loitering and solicitation. >> we have pimps coming up from fresno as well as coming down from the oakland area to apply their trade. they look at it as a business opportunity. >> it became a hot button topic when the police union wrote a piece. >> it isridiculous. we have our problems, but nowhere near as bad as any other big city in the state of california or the state of america. >> with better customers here, she can make about $500 mo

grande que sienten por ellas y el temor que tienen de perderlas esta noche en flor salvaje la vida de amandaa que volvio sacramento porque le dijo de todo cuando la vio besandose con pablo.. asi que esta noche veremos como reacciona sacramento ante la traicion de su amigo y que hara don rafael cuando se de cuenta que flor salvaje se fue de la casa de zara.. flor salvaje a las 9 / 8 centro. soy nancy leal y esto fue acceso total anchor gracias por acompanarnos , los dejo con el noticiero nacional de telemundo con jose diaz balart

well we got married i got pregnant amanda and i and i was pregnant i was excited we're both very excited. and. losing my baby added to a pregnancy so i came whole you know after recovery and you know for recovery after a surgery my husband picked me up and he threw me. and i don't even know what set him off wireless arkan but he picked me up and threw me across the road and ows all the hours that goes like oh my god my stitches are going to rip what am i going to do it's like his soul was just empty and start to get physical with the choking. just reliving that just thinking about it you know i would see clips of my life just just flashing in my head you know am i going to die mike and i and mike you know what's happening to me to the point i couldn't brave a gasp or air but just something with it myself just made me just want to fight you know continue to live. i just had to. fire member the night that i made the decision to leave from that moment to the next morning i was in a war zone. first he beat me until i was unconscious held me down on the floor put his knees on my shoulders. an