new details about amanda knox.he thinks about the country where she was imprisoned for nearly four years before her murder conviction was overturned in october of last year. her lawyer says that knox could be returning to italy much sooner than you might think. abc's andrea canning joins us with that. in the first moments after that conviction was overturned, she said she never blamed the italian people for what happened to her. >> here's the bad part. this isn't over for her family. it's hard to believe everyone thought it was over when the verdict was read. they still have major hurdles to go through. amanda's parents could face years behind bars. they have been charged with slander. there was a pretrial hearing yesterday. the trial could begin as early as march. the only expected defense witness in their case, their own daughter, amanda. you would think after hearing these words just four months ago -- >> both defendants have been acquitted. >> reporter: an italian jury overturning her murder conviction that ama

. >> reporter: amanda harrison shows us the implant she had removed last year.uptured and oozing industrial grade silicone. the same material used to stuff mattresses. this, she believes, is what led to years of kidney infections and excruciating pain. >> my back and my neck are excruciating. they hurt. i'm on painkillers all the time. i don't sleep. i have to take sleeping tablets. antidepressants. it's just, just awful. my doctor is 90% sure that all of my symptoms are related to silicone poisoning basically. >>> she's one of an estimated 300,000 women in 65 countries to receive breast implants from p.i.p. a french company now shut down by health authority. the faulty implants were first discovered in 2010. they were taken off the market. now, the argument is about who pays to have them removed. here's how some different countries around the world have been dealing with the issue. in 2000, the u.s. actually banned p.i.p. implants because they did not meet regulations there. in france, of course, the country to first discover the problem, they said that these i

morning, good morning amanda.ly i'm from california by occurred in phoenix right now visiting. i which is like to say i am 44 years old. i'm a trade labour union is. i'm a democrat to get back i more democrat than most democrats i like to see. if i was in britain are the a labor party member beyond. call me comrade. anyway, i would just like to say i remember very well for margaret thatcher in the reagan era, and i was over at some friends who thought ronald reagan was a great present to i don't remember that at all. i remember ronald reagan destroyed jobs and to get jobs overseas and margaret thatcher ending best pals, and are taking on labour, taking on, destroying standards in britain and england trying to free market, capitalize the conservatives all over the world, and reagan doing the same thing here, killing steel, killing labour, deregulation, gillibrand. we lost then and, we lost lots of airlines. >> host: we got the idea. let's get a response from a story in amanda foreman. >> guest: one of the criticism

--amanda,comento que fue lo primero que hizo al mudarse a su casa lo hizo, especialmente por su hija.sta es la cuarta redada realizada en los ultimos 2 meses por un equipo especializado del departamento de justicia que consiste de oficiales de las fuerzas locales y federales, quienes lograron revisar el contenido de las computadoras del sospechoso con la ayuda de una unidad movil en el lugar de los hechos. --los arrestos de hoy estan vinculados con una investigacion que resulto en la acusacion de 5 hombres en el condado de monterey, en el mes de noviembre. --las autoridades dijeron que esos hombre no habian creado la pornografia ni habian lastimado a un menor pero que poseian imagenes para distribucion. --si usted quiere verificar si hay algun ofensor sexual viviendo cerca de usted, visite : www.megansl aw.ca.gov --blanca garza, telemundo. cu ---esta maÑana, la policia de san francisco, abandon un operativo que comenz la noche de ayer, para detener a un presunto delincuente que se escondi en lo alto de la colina donde se encuentra la coit tower. take vo ---las autoridades creen que el

. >> hi amanda how you doing. she has lucy. right what kind of dog is lucy. >> yellow lab. >>> all right. >> lucy, amanda, you can cue lucy up there, here we go, chesapeake dock dogs get ready stand by bring the kids. all right. that was pretty good. >> she is great. >> how often do they do this? or how often can they do it? >> what do you mean? >> do they practice every day? >> some people practice every day some of us practice once a month. >> all right. >> we have two other events going on this weekend an event in florida and one in washington state >> amanda, can we have lucy do it one more time? all right we will cue lucy one more time here world of pets expo starts today saturday, sunday, bring the kids, a lot of vendors here too right jean people can eat you got people food, human food. >> hundreds of vendors, shelters and rescues if you are interested in adopting a pet, cat show, dog agility show,guinea pig athon fief >> if you don't have plans this weekend this is where you want to be. >> amanda is getting ready with l

beetle reporter with think progress and think it was there ok amanda great to have you back with us when it comes to payroll taxes the average american contributes seven point six six five percent almost eight percent. for medicare or social security check on the payroll tax what's mitt romney plan i believe it's one tenth of one percent so why is that when it's because that the taxes and medicare taxes all come from earned income most of his income is coming from capital gains in money that he's money he's getting that he's not actually from a regular income is what most people pay for their taxes and it's also part of why is taxes in general of so low but if you're talking about something that everyone's pay going to it there's all this concern about medicare and running up money for social security and he's not paying into it he's paying one tenth of one percent why do we have a capitalist gains tax in an ordinary income tax why we have an income tax for people who work and then we have a capitalist gains tax i was called capital gains for. capital gains tax for people who like p

. >>> next on this wends morning, amanda knox is back in the news this morning. for some surprising comments. does she really want to go back to italy? >>> and the health scare for demi moore. rushed to an l.a. hospital. we're right back. mid grade dark roast forest fresh full tank brain freeze cake donettes rolling hot dogs bag of ice anti-freeze wash and dry diesel self-serve fix a flat jumper cables 5% cashback right now, get 5% cashback at gas stations. it pays to discover. >>> all right. so this is what happens when the wind beneath your wings gets a little out of hand. these are planes struggling to land at an airport in germany. the flights approached at odd angles. passengers had nothing to worry about. had to be some scary moments. >> if you're flying here in the u.s. today, weather-related airport delays possible in houston, dallas, and memphis. >> and your morning road conditions, wet on i-5 from seattle to portland. rain drenches i-10 and 20 from san antonio to abilene. >>> well, at least for this week, the penn state campus is focusing on coaching le

amanda beadle thank you so much for the great reporting good to hear good to have you with us. well in last night's republican debate in florida both mitt romney and newt gingrich attacked each other over who's closeted skeletons or worse leaving republican voters left to decide who is the lesser of two evils the tax evader or the philandering lobbyist good luck on that one. in the best of the rest of the news police may need a warrant from now on if they want to plant g.p.s. systems in your car to track you so says the supreme court in what many are calling a huge victory for privacy rights in the case of the united states versus jones the high court found that the police violated the fourth amendment rights of a suspected drug kingpin antwan jones when they install a g.p.s. tracking device on his car and monitors it it is activities for twenty eight days without a warrant still there are questions left unanswered as to what reasonably are or what really are unreasonable searches in an age where people are using three hundred thirty two million cell phones that can be tracked

joining me now from rome are amanda and brandon warrick.en it hit ground and they're here to talk about it. aman amanda, tell us what happened when you realized something was terribly wrong. >> basically, i looked to my brothers, and we kind of just went into survival mode and headed to our rooms, got our life jackets and anything that we could grab as soon as possible and just waited for further instruction from any of the crew or anyone to tell us what to do. >> brandon, did you hear an announcement made over the p.a. system? we understand that initially the passengers were told there was an electrical problem, but then there was a scraping sound and the lights went off. what were you told? what were you led to believe? >> it was pretty much like that. everything was fine. they said there were electrical problems but then that their technicians were sorting it out and we should be fine in no time. that one of the reasons i had almost like nothing when i got off the ship. i thought we were going to get to go back to our rooms, but that's w

amanda reese with four points tonight for the lady hoyas. doing a good job. all time greatest muhammad ali enjoying his 70th birthday. he has spent most of his time doing great humanitarian work. his wife is throwing him five birthday parties. his first was saturday night in his home. finally australian open. normally the ball boys just have to worry about not tripping when they run across the net. this guy worried about some sniper flyer. >> oh. >> that is alex kadrett. he's taking on roger federer. happy to report he's okay. >> we'll be right back. the decision was made - we were making a move. we had to. we knew that if we came in too high, it would cost us big time. we had to stay low. and boy did we. we locked it in and rode that low rate from navy federal credit union all the way to our first house. it's a split-level ranch. so cute! 3 1/2 million members. 3 1/2 million stories. navy federal credit union. look! here she comes! ♪ she'll be comin' 'round the mountain when she comes... ♪ ♪ when she comes. ♪ it'll be spinning new chrome wheels when it comes

amanda reese with four points tonight for the lady hoyas. doing a good job. all time greatest muhammad ali enjoying his 70th birthday. he has spent most of his time doing great humanitarian work. his wife is throwing him five birthday parties. his first was saturday night in his home. finally australian open. normally the ball boys just have to worry about not tripping when they run across the net. this guy worried about some sniper flyer. >> oh. >> that is alex kadrett. he's taking

when the state cut funding for local school districts, amanda and her husband feared they might lose their jobs. at the same minute, they were spared although her salary was reduced by $10,000. >> $10,000 might not seem like a lot to some people, but that loss of income required a complete financial eemotional and spiritual overhaul in our family, it means that even though i would rather shop at local grocers, i shop at walmart for groceries because that's where the lowest prices are. sometimes the grocery money runs out before the end of the month and then we have to be creative with what's in the cupboard and that was a fun challenge at first but the novelty wears off after a while. it means that most of our clothing comes from goodwill, garage sales, and the clearance racks because we try not to spend full price on anything more. it means that when my son brought me the snack calendar for his classroom and i saw that that month was his week to provide snacks for 15 classmates, i was scared because i knew that it would be stretch the grocery budget even further. and we don't have r

. >> people cared about what happened to amanda knox.here aren't that many stories where you see people from all over the world so curious. >> still the trial of the year goes to casey anthony. >> that woman made me angry. >> after weeks of testimony about her little girl caylee and soap opera testimony, the verdict clearly was not what people expected. >> verdict as to count one, we the jury find the defendant not guilty, verdict as to count two, we find the defendant not guilty. verdict as to count three, we the jury find the defendant not guilty. >> i think everybody knows she's guilty, everybody thinks they know she's guilty but to the letter of the law was there a shadow of a doubt? yeah. >> so many people wanted justice for that little girl obviously a lot of people were surprised by that verdict. >> i did learn to say new word like tot mom from nancy grace. do not pee on my leg and tell me is t is raining. >> what some are calling the worst sport scandal ever, the penn state debacle. jerry sandusky skam out denying he's a sexual p

. >> best american student freed from an italian prison after being jailed for four years, amanda knoxn't that many stories when you see people from all over the world so curious. >> still, the trial of the year goes to casey anthony. >> that woman made me angry. the whole case made me angry. >> after endless testimony about the disappearance of her little girl caylee and a string of soap operalike witness testimony, the verdict was clearly not what many expected. >> as to the charge of first-degree murder, verdict as to count one, we, the jury, find the defendant not guilty. verdict as to count two, we, the jury, find the defendant not guilty. verdict as to count three, we, the jury, find the defendant not guilty. >> i think that everybody knows she's guilty. i think everybody thinks they know she's guilty, but to the letter of the law was there a shadow of a doubt? >> yeah. >> so many people wanted justice for that little girl. obviously a lot of people were surprised by the result. >> i did learn to say new words like tot mom from nancy grace. do not pee on my leg and tell me it is

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. >>> amanda siegfied stars in the role of amanda love lace. >>> the grey bringing in a lot of green neeson topped the box office. under world awakening second place, followed by one for the money and and man on a ledge. >>> hollywood stars from both the big screen and little screen came out to celebrate with the winners it was an exciting night for the cast of the help picking up some of the biggest honors they won the sag ensemble award, the helps octavia spencer won best actress. >> it has changed because i have allowed it to change me that i have gained a different perspective of the business, and the the perspective that i have gained is that i have a voice and that i have the power to make that change. >>> to the tv side modern family won best ensemble, aleck baldwin who is eric baldwin there is a bunch of them. >> no eric. >> aleck baldwin and betty white won, best actor honors. >> all right future of automobiles on display at the convention center this week annie yu live at the 2012 washington auto show, where you will find more than 700 new makes and models details just ahea

amanda militants are able to travel far in their fast and powerful boats. aboard the f.b.i. so they're waiting for them but with our name when they might come the price of a ransom for an expatriate fifty thousand dollars thirty thousand euros the hostages are always returned in good condition. from his office patrick is in contact with the offices on shore several times a day though his reports are like a poem with ficus. twenty two mismatch from. twelve point three was due to just export. our production gas was the point one five million started in two q. we injected five. full day. with c. to the top of the exponent was. a good new start for. jackson was done so. there is. plans for a gradual plan one tonight. of most of the major point positions on the f.d.a. so. megyn or the dose i'm one of this is so. it's possible but i think that would be ceased. to be a baby if it's it does happen. i would see maybe it being next fifteen or twenty years because. the facts is we have to. technology from the outside we don't have the local technology. contrary to what patrick thinks t

amanda knox says she would like to go back to italy where she spent four years in prison before her murder conviction was eventually overturned. she may return to testify as a defense witness for her parents. knox's parents said knowsx was hit. are your habits costing you a fortune? it look at just how much american workers are spending. a health scare for demi moore. later on >> actress demi moore is undergoing treatment for exhaustion after a scare this week. she was rushed to hospital following a 911 call. in november, there were rumors of infidelity. 7 is on your side with this story, a new report on americans' spending habits. many are shelling out big bucks on their coffee routines b 2/3 said that they spent $2,000 a year on lunch and $1,000 a year on coffee. nonprofessionals, 18 to 34 years old, intended to spend twice as much on coffee than those 35 and up. new changes for online privacy. google is changing the way it treats user data. info gathered from email and social networking services can be used by another service. the company says it removes curdles from several privacy pol

. >> there is amanda douglas working on snow dance. they've been waiting for months for it to snow. >> this year we've invested more in mn in skiing than we vchl we got a new suv and season passes and our ski cabin. >> there is no snow. >> no. >> second storm supposed to pack a punch. and this is just what they're hoping for. and no snow meant no customers leaving worker was little to do but pray. >> this year has been so dry around. so, pretty brutal. >> ski row resorts have been surviving on man made snow. and there is a to get real stuff is more enjoyable. >> it's too fun. and i mean it's nice. kind of slushy. >> businesses now wonder if these storms might be too late to turn things around. >> so this is kind of a gray area, works out there is a tough season already. and and and two to four inches this hour, and forecast predicts back in last week and live abc 7 news. >> and and occupy wall street kept protesters from causing problems today. hundreds of pro testers walking around several blocks and blocking for several hours, some c

. >> but ryan's biggest cheering section is at home led by parents amanda and jim. >> his little bikerand his hoodie. he's looks like he's going to go out driving his couple camaro, you know? >> reporter: he hangs out with his twin brother, ian. a minute older than ryan. >> he likes to rock out. >> ryan idolizes ian. born with a hole in his heart, ryan survived open heart surgery at 3 months old. >> where is june? >> right here. >> good. >> today he attends a school for down's syndrome children where his mainstream modeling is a point of pride. >> we all want to see who is like us. and i think that they're no different than anybody else. they want to see themselves included in the landscape that is, you know, our life. >> that's me. >> it is you. do you like this leather jacket? >> yeah. >> ryan can see kids like him in pampers ads. >> look how pretty they are, becky. >> and the hit show "glee". >> but now it's ryan's turn in the spotlight. >> you have long hair. >> i have long hair too. >> wow. >> just like yours. >> yeah. thank you. >> after the shoot is over, he does not want to lea

that's like an a-plus. 4 out of 5 is like an a-plus for amanda. >> she's tough.ow" -- saying goobye to a >>> this morning on "world news now" -- saying good-bye to a sports legend. joe paterno, the winningest coach in college football history, has passed away. >> we'll take a look at the legacy the penn state icon leaves behind and of course the scandal that rocked his career. it's monday january 23rd. >>> good monday morning, everyone. i'm paula faris. >> and i'm rob nelson. joe paterno, the man that for better or for worse was bigger than life at penn state, has died at the age of 85. he of course will be remembered as a teacher and a mentor to countless students. but what will the sex abuse scandal that ended his career mean for his ultimate legacy? >>> also, emotional good-bye as congresswoman gabby giffords has announced she will resign from congress as early as today. in a video message posted on her website, she says she needs more time to concentrate on recovering from her wounds from last year's assassination attempt. and that is going to take place at a

my name is amanda. curator of the evening event series. i am delighted to see all of you here. she's doing to of having a conversation with cristina page. the opening of that family planning and birth control clinic at 4610 voice street. she started exiting after being a nurse you're on the lower east side. she was a cohort of emma goldman, who by the way we will be disgusting -- discussing in just two weeks. it sends night stalker is not just fitting but surprisingly timely, it is fitting because they're is a good chance that she knew one or more of the immigrant woman who lived in now tenement a few doors down. a professor of history. the author of several books on american history, including systems, the lives of american suffragists, and mary todd lincoln, a biography. professor baker has done their art was not telling the story of her newest subject in a highly compelling biography. best known as an advocate for spearheading the birth control movement, and often polarizing figure who expertly parses this unbiased account underscoring the veracity of the fighter and the nec

i am supportive, with the caveat that there is a community liaison, amanda your motion. commissioner borden: i accept that. commissioner moore: including the 12:00 and what other interactions between schools need to be done. comissiomer sugaya: just to follow up on that, we are including security and cameras and no alcohol. is that correct? do planning staff -- the liaison commissioner commissioner moore:oore mentioned -- the liaison commissioner moore mentioned is standard under conditional use. are there others that could be applied here? >> just standard procedures like cleaning the sidewalks, that type of thing. comissiomer sugaya: could we include that? i know it is not a cu. >> this is a d.r. you are approving the project with the specific attachments. comissiomer sugaya: if you could include a couple of the good neighborly things. commissioner borden: if we could give him a copy of the good neighbor policy. comissiomer sugaya: following up, we have had several other -- one that comes to mind -- this is a different use. it was a request for formula retail on fillmo

. >> reporter: next, amanda. she has a body to die for. >> she says she's not one of those skinny girls who stays skinny. she has to work at it. >> reporter: beyond the occasional splurge, amanda likes workout classes with her friends, hiking with her dog, and protein-rich snacks. she, too, trains. >> this is one of amanda's secrets to having an amazing body. >> reporter: olivia wilde made a name for herself with her "tron" body. >> she doesn't diet. >> reporter: she sticks to a vegetarian diet, takes hula-hoop classics and snacks on healthy food. supermodel miranda kerr has all new mommies in awe. >> she had to workout after she gave birth to her son. >> reporter: how did she do it? she attributes it to breast-feeding, yoga and focusing on healthy eating. speaking of mommies, "gma" contributor, melissa rycroft, was named by "us" magazine, was one of the hottest bodies for her post-baby comeback. >> if you hold your child, you're getting a workout. and sometimes i'll walk around the neighborhood holding her because i'm holding 18 pounds wh

on the star, amanda cosgrove plays the daughter of an air force colonel. the first lady will participate in "random dancing," which is a staple of the nickelodeon show. >> random dancing always cheers things up, right? i know you are a big proponent of random dancing. >> just saying, a little song and dance never hurt anybody. >> not at all. >> just putting it out there. >>> 4:51. the weather is serious. goodness, gracious. the winds are whipping, temperatures are plummeting. >> yeah, it's raining and snowing in areas just to our north. right now, we've got a cold surge of air coming in from the midwest where there is a tremendous difference in temperatures. right now at ocean city, it's 51. elkins, west virginia, is 19 degrees. reagan national now is at 39. and the cold air surging in changing that rain over to snow, get something snow right now in northern montgomery county, western howard, and up into frederick county and carroll county. and this may accumulate a little on grassy areas. maybe a dusting to an inch, especially out in northern frederick co

mailonline reports amanda knox may head back to italy this fall to testify as a witness in her parents' trial. they are charged with slandering the italian police. last year an italian appeals court overturned knox's conviction. knox and her ex-boyfriend were killed in the killing of her british roommate. knox spent four years in prison before her release in october of she is living in her hometown of seattle. >>> the lone marine charged in the killing of his iraqi civilians has not been charge. it was considered a low point for u.s. troops in the war. frank woodrich pleaded guilty to a single count of negligent -- likz of duty. the deal drops nine counts of manslaughter. back in 2005 eight marines were charged in the attack that killed 24 iraqi civilians. woodrich admitted that he ordered the squad to shoot first and ask questions later but said he never intended for civilians to be killed. >>> this morning a man stuck in a cave for nearly four hours in washington county, maryland, is free. emergency crews rescued the man last night. the man was hiking with a group in the clear spring