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and during the trial, and we heard from amanda knox herself and from amanda's family, that wasn't truenk the truth is somewhere in between. the two had gone to a chocolate vest fal in the brief weeks they had known each other. just two days before she was r murdered, meredith and amanda were out for a night on the town. they were friends. they had roommate issues from time to time, but there was nothing malicious there. >> as you point out, they hadn't been roommates very long. what was it, two months maybe? >> just a few weeks. just a few weeks. >> this is really some of the first we've heard from john kercher. they are been very quiet, as much as they feel like our daughter has been forgotten, they've been reticent to speak out. >> they have. the family has been remarkably classy in all of this. the day after the acquittal, the rest of the family held a news conference. john kercher was not at at second trial. they were -- they were baffled by all of this but they did not say there's an injustice here or that someone got away with murder. they truly believe someone else must have bee

amanda, when i heard this story and heard we were going to be covering the secret service story, i wasn voice saying i don't want to talk about this story. some guys went out and went to a brothel and that's what happened. why are we talking about it? does this really matter? >> i think it's a story if you want to look deeper at perhaps the culture of the secret service. clearly there are problems. these guys didn't one night decide we're going to do something totally new year. clearly there is a culture that needs to be addressed. there are concerns this would be a security issue, but it's just strange -- this is a business and this is what we're doing. at the "huffington post" when we go on business trips this is not what we're doing. this is clearly something that needs to be cleaned up internally. >> bengie i listen to what amanda is saying, and i agree, but i also think are we just naive. i mean, these are guys on a business trip, quote, unquote. he says when the strippers leave the strip club they become escorts. we have a military lining up outside red light districts all over t

swimming great amanda beard.ympics, winning seven medals and breaking several world records along the way. and she's ready to come back for more. but the road hasn't always been easy. we're going to talk to her in just a moment. but first, a look back at amanda's incredible journey. >> amanda beard wins her fourth olympic medal. >> period does it! olympic record time. >> at the tender age of 14, amanda beard made her olympic debut in 1996. >> i honestly didn't think of it as much more than just a normal swim meet that i'd been going to my whole life. >> reporter: she left atlanta with an impressive collection of hardware, a gold, and two silvers. but it was her traveling companion that stole the show. >> it was hilarious that it was just this big bear from my sisters, who take a teddy bear with me and it blew up. >> if this was in the hands of the russians it could ruin our chances. >> amanda beard slips in there for the bronze. >> going in to the 2000 sydney olympics i had zero expectations on myself. honestly,

he's not a freshman nator, we're talking the president of the united states. >> yeah amanda it didn'time. where are they trotting it out again? >> it didn't work last time. this is a tough argument for republicans to make that president obama is not really relating to what americans are going on. you have then mitt romney who is a multi-millionaire, who is very wealthy, has a gigantic house with multi-car garage. this is a very very tough argument for them to try to make. it didn't work in 2008. i feel like they could probably be producing more effective ads. >> i don't think they are going to run out of money, so they will probably get another chance to do that. thank you both for being on the young young tonight. when we come back we'll be talking about a church worker who's dream was to have children and it ended up costing her church job. >> her actions would cause a all multivitamins give me the basics. they claim to be complete. only centrum goes beyond. providing more than just the essential nutrients, so i'm at my best. centrum. always your most complete. [ male announcer ] co

amanda, this is really the $6 million question.ally asked it to sarah palin on the "today" show this morning. can you make somebody something they're not? say what you will, like or don't like sarah palin, when you saw her out on the campaign trail, she connected with people. that's what got herman cain to at least a few months of this campaign season. what do they do about mitt romney? >> i think you have to be careful to make the -- not to make the candidate into something they're not. we saw this with john kerry in 2004, where they tried to portray him as going out hunting, and it came out to voters as very awkward and artificial. they have to be careful, sort of humanizing mitt romney, if you will, putting him out there with ann romney, with his family, is, i think, very, very helpful to him as the campaign is starting to realize. in terms of moving on to the general election, mitt romney wants to do that. you see him basically ignoring his other gop contenders at this point and focusing all of his fire power back on president

amanda teshg el and david corrk.avid, they jumped all over this by putting out this video. >> ted nugent, said he had a great conversation with you. ted says you're okay, he endorsed. you i'm tempted to do the same thing. >> that's good to hear. i spent time getting to know him, ted nugent. >> well, the romney campaign quickly put out a statement saying, quote, divisive language is offensive no matter what side of the political aisle it comes from. david, they say romney believes everyone needs to be civil, but is this going to be a year when social media can be any candidate's biggest headache? >> well, it can, and you'll notice that when hilary rosen said what she said, whether it was good or bad, the obama campaign very quickly distanced itself from her and from those specific remarks. mitt romney responds with a sort of bland statement calling for civility. now, i'm tempted to say that this is a lot of silliness and this is part of the silly season, but there is a serious element to this. and that is on the right

i have to commend your staff, carla and amanda from the cdo side. the results of this summit that we saw less than a month ago. i was pretty excited about it. not only because of the summit itself but as mollison was describing, some of the activities that took place beforehand. we could improve on it but the fact that we got this done for teachers to visit each other's classroom and a kindergarten classes to break down the barrier. what they said would be important. the other thing i want to say, it was so exciting in the report and when the panel spoke. and the commitment from different departments in the city, including our own district to continue this dialogue. i said from the beginning that people kept asking, what do you want out of this summit? as if something will magically happen, concrete way that [unintelligible] i kept reminding people this is only the beginning. if we could get this to a good start, we could continue to dialogue. from the people i've spoken to, the feedback i have gotten is that this was a great beginning. people -- th

. >>> amanda turk'll is the senior political reporter for the huffington post. david corn is washington bureau chief for mother jones and an msnbc political analyst as well as author of the book "showdown." good morning to both of you. >> good morning. >> well, amanda, if there was a war on women, democrats thought they were winning it because the polls sure showed there was a huge gap between support for president obama and mitt romney. but has this maybe caused some people to take a second look at mitt romney? >> well, mitt romney is still 19 points behind president obama. with women. so he has a lot of catching up to do. and i think barbara bush actually yesterday said it well. women who go to work with wonderful. women who stay at home and work are wonderful. whatever. what does mitt romney want to do policiwise for women? he didn't put out any policies yesterday that specifically target women. and we still don't know where he stands on a lot of issues. we now know that he won't change the lilly ledbetter act. but where does he stand on something like the vi

pero la verdad es que es un momento >>> sí, se llama amanda >>> y aquí las imágenes >>> pues, seguirá la tradicional foto con suspequeños también tomó fotos y estuvo junto con los gemelos en todo momento >>> miren qué hermosura,, y esta ebé de luis fonsi >>> estaban pendiente >>> bueno, lo pudieron disfrutar >>> bueno, y cambiando de tema, la cantante rumana ina, ha causado sensación en méxico, y aprendió español viendo la novela marimar de thalía, con quién sueña grabar un día. [♪]. >>> la cantante rumana ina puso a bailar a sus seguidores en un centro comercial de jalisco >>> sí, pues, es como un sue para mí, porque amo méxico amo los mexicanos >>> y escuchen con qué novela mexicana aprendió español en su país >>> marimar >>> y es que no se perdía un solo capítulo, gracias a su admiración de thalía, el castellano trascendió a sus otros 6 idiomas que maneja >>> es muy hermosa e inteligente >>> es la reina del house en europa, donde ha vendido más de 2 millones de disco, en méxico es una sensación >>> y con pitbull podemos hacer como un feutearing, pero no está en mi plann por el mome

you got 20 seconds. >> reporter: it might not look like it from the video, but jammy and amanda hill are about having a good time. the couple is married tore two years. and this work outroutine is a change of pace for the -- workout routine is a change of pace for the couple. >> i met her at a beer competition my roommate a 6-4 guy you beat him and she razzed him about it and i was like that's a cool girl. >> reporter: when it started they had a combined weight of more than 700 pounds but every day that weight is coming off. losing pounds is the goal but there's a bigger reason they entered the competition. >> i really want to get into better shape so that i am able to get pregnant and have a healthy pregnancy. >> reporter: amandaa jamie are the only married couple and they are -- amanda and jamie are the only married couple and they are learning to change their habit. >> food has been a central theme to our relationship. so, you know for food not to be for exercise to kind of take that over, it's definitely a big change. but it's a change we need to do. >> reporter: the trainer matt

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. >> when amanda dougherty's date backed out, she decided to go to the prom solo. she didn't want the $1,000 she spent on the big dance to go down the drain. but the catholic school junior is being told, no date, no prom. >> amanda is still hoping the archdiocese has a change of heart by the time of the prom. >> we're rooting for you, amanda. >> don't get that one, yeah. >>> more than 100 guests turned out to witness some bow wow vows in southern california. scruffy, a jack russell and chihuahua mix, pledged undying love to snickers, a lapsoapso. >> the canine shindig was held at a country club in palm desert. instead of the wedding march, they played, "you light up my life." and instead of wedding gifts, guests made contributions to an animal charity. >> those dogs noted every penny spent on their wedding. >>> by now, you've probably seen the video of a girl in china being swallowed by the sidewalk. >> she showed up last night on "jimmy kimmel live." >> i saw a funny clip on youtube today. a girl falls through a hole in the sidewalk. it must be a deep hole because

. >> we'll tell you why amanda bins was arrested. and in quick bites washington

. >> watch amanda transform before your eyes.he's 17 and about to graduate from high school. >> she's going to italy. >> reporter: she's trying to clothes she never imagined herself wearing. it will me what you see there. >> i see a beautiful girl. >> reporter: with a little help from underpinning. what's that for? >> it brings the woman's figure in one to four inches. >> reporter: garments like that make up 14% of fashion to figure steals and boost amanda's courage to try on a dress for the first time since she was six years old. >> i always felt like the girl who's the perfect friend to, like, a boy, and maybe this will hopefully get me, like a date or something. >> reporter: check out your daughter. >> oh, my baby! >> reporter: look at her. turns out full figure fashion is in the caplin's dna. their great grandmother was lane bryant, yep, that lane bryant, whose plus-size clothing empire includes nearly 850 stores and a billion dollars in revenue just last year. 13450e became a pioneering businesswoman when her husband died. >

let's solve this. >>> all right, amanda, a tractor-trailer coming down the road. get ready. >> you can probably guess what this next suspected sex predator does for a living. >> let him turn off the engine. he won't be able to hear anything until he cuts the engine. let's let him get down. >> he's a 41-year-old truck driver from fayetteville, georgia. joseph myreck. he thinks a 15-year-old girl is inside ready to have sex with him. >> oh, you made it. come on in. just get something laundry out. >> his screen name is too graphic to use. he says, when it comes to sex, is there any position you like best? the person pretending to be the 15-year-old says, i only did the one. he says, we'll try others. when the decoy said it's awesome he's bringing the big truck. he says, i don't want your mom finding out. because it would mess up a good thing. >> that's a big truck you got. how you drive that thing? >> it's like driving a car. >> i would love to go for a ride sometime. >> i'd love taking you. >> where exactly were you going to take her in that truck of yours? >> i was

." >>> jamie and amanda hill are the only married couple in the brick over competition and megan tells us this morning that would be megan pringle, the goals to lose weight but there's another reason they have gotten in the contest. >> perfect. you have 20 seconds. >> reporter: it might not look like it but jammy and amanda hill are all about having a good time. the couple has been married for two years and this workout routine is a change of pace for the couple. >> i met her at a beer olympics where my roommate who is is a 6- 4 guy like she beat him in a keg stand event. and she razzed him about it and i said that's a pretty cool girl. >> reporter: when the competition started they had a combined weight of more than 700 pounds, but every day the weight is coming off. losing pounds is the goal but there's a bigger reason they entered the competition. >> i really want to get into better shape so that i am able to get pregnant and have a healthy pregnancy. >> reporter: amanda and jamie are the only married couple in the brick over and they are changing their bodies and habits, too. >> fo

i mean, i know you talk about the amanda knox trial, but -- >> it's brand-new.nthony did it. it's getting to be the thing in high-profile cases now. so, you know, they're just trying to -- >> is this admission that a jury will always be biased, whether the members of the jury think they are or want to be, i'm not saying that. but people have -- there's no one in this country who doesn't know about this case. >> well, and we know statistically that people get their information from the internet. the jury pool will be selected from people who read the internet. but here's the real question. will the judge try to shut it down? you know, it's unethical for an attorney to the try to directly influence a jury outside of the courtroom. this is being run by an attorney. very different than even in the amanda knox case, there were independent third parties running the website. this is unusual. o'mara's running it himself. and i think he might get in trouble with the judge. so we'll have to see how the judge responds to this. >> well, that is going to be the key question.

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her name, amanda inman.have any idea that amanda inman had two obstruction resisting arrest charges, driving an unsafe vehicle, no license and several other driving-related offenses? >> no, i didn't. and none of my staff were aware of that. >> reporter: mohammed says all she knows is that the state gave inman a clean background check. if you had known amanda inman had this record relating to driver safety, would you have hired her to drive kids? >> no, i wouldn't have. >> reporter: one day last august amanda left a 2-year-old child inside the van. but the person who was supposed to double-check the van was this woman, petra rodriguez perez. she didn't look inside the van either. she also had a record. as it turns out. worthless checks, driving without a license. >> i didn't have any idea about specifically that -- about that. >> reporter: perez made head counts three times that day. she thought the child was already inside the day care center. >> you checked her off but you didn't see her? >> no, i didn't be

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swimming great amanda beard a seven-time olympic medalists and hopes to compete in her fifth straighthis summer. away from the pool, amanda has overcome her share of personal struggles and details them in her new book "in the water, they can't see you cry." first a look at her olympic journey. >> beard giving everything she's got. >> amanda beard wins her fourth olympic medal. >> she does it! olympic record time. >> reporter: at the tender age of only 14, amanda beard made her olympic debut in 1996. >> i honestly didn't think of it as much more than just a normal swim meet that i've been geeting to my whole life. >> reporter: she left atlanta with an impressive collection of hardware, a gold and two silvers. but it was her traveling companion that stole the show. >> it was hilarious that it was just a big bear from my sisters to take a teddy bear out to the block with me and it blew up. >> if this was in the hands of the russians it should ruin our chances. >> definitely. >> amanda beard in there for the bronze. >> going into the 2000 sydney olympics i had zero expectations on myself.

amanda bynes star of "all that" and "the amanda show" was arrested for driving under the influence.cap car while trying to pass it. this isn't the first time she's had a run-in with police. bynes was reportedly pulled over last month while talking on the phone while driving. >> do not let your kids go into acting. >> or pink hair. >>> take a look at this photo. earlier in the week, nfl star tim tebow was snapped getting a manicure. >> oh. >> nice. >> and now, we may know why. the new york jets' quarterback will be giving an easter sermon to about 30,000 people at a texas church on sunday. that's actually smaller than his typical sunday audience. >> rachel, why would you need a manicure to give a speech? john, can you weigh in on this? >> you have to look good, right? >> it's called a man-i-cure. >> men can get them, too. >> fair enough. >>> beyonce is giving fans a rare peek inside her private life. the secretive superstar has launched a blog with tons of never-before-seen photos. there's wonderful candid shots of beyonce and husband, jay z. beyonce on vacation. and also showing off

amanda and melissa are the she-roes. i will set the tone and sit back and let them go through the presentation. you had received the final draft report of the actual summit. but also you have in front of you the powerpoint we will go through very quickly. do i hear a thank you? in that spirit, the summit was put together to engage in our community with why pre k collaboration. the importance of alignment with our partners in the community. the district only provides one- third of preschools in the city but there is another body out there, two-thirds of the children are in community-based organizations. along with that, there is also which is important about pre k, not only do half pre k allotment but you have allotment k, 1, 2, and 3. this was the first effort around talking about what this meant not only for the district but for the community. the next line talks about why pre k. to make sure we're talking with the same time. the district is not doing anything different with pre-k but we're working together to what we t

amanda de cadenet joins us now.e a party going on. i love it. >> it's a little bit of a party, too, in your house, with this show, "the conversation." there's an air of comfort and authenticity, in these conversations, hence the name. how did the show come about? >> i couldn't find program in the media that but showing women authentically. it was just snippets and sound bytes. all of it saying that the role models i were looking to, had it all down. that women were having babies, losing baby weight right away. where are the women like me who are struggling with managing all of this? i had twins. i was trying to manage a career and my relationship. and i couldn't find anywhere that could give me guidance or role models i could look to. >> meanwhile, you get some of the biggest women in hollywood to open up to problems. i was fascinated by portia de rossi, talking about her weight issues. >> really, the conversation addressed all of the universal issues that women deal with. at some point in your life as a woman, you'

so, we are going to go to amanda turkel, sr. reporter with the huffington post. you, asu and john pugel, actor and comedian and bold progressive and sexy liberal. >> thank you, cenk. >> we are all sexy liberals here first question is on the buffett rural: is it finally -- rule: is it finally, time that we are going to campaign on higher taxes? they have been running for 30 years, higher taxes for the rich. president obama thinks so. here he is talking about the buffett rule. >> in this country, prosperity has never trick he wouldtrickled down. it comes from the bottom up. if we would convert these investments we are making to our government in education and research and health care if we just turn those into tax cuts especially for the wealthy, somehow the economy is going to grow stronger. we tried this for eight years before i took. >> he is right. it didn't work at all. we lost a million jobs, including the first year of president obama's administration. amanda, you know, i still see like for example feinman on huffington post where he said, well, you know, i

in the nmiddle, amanda, she's a pulitzer prize winner as a reporter and editor and former chair of the pulitzer board. she's the author of six books. on the far left is jeff lean, the editor in charge of investigations at the "washington post," a position he has held since 2003. he joined the post as an investigative reporter in 1997 after 15 years at the miami herald and as a reporter and editor, he's worked on investigations that have been honored with seven pulitzer prizes. and then second from the right here is josh marshall, who is the editor and publisher of talking points memo.com, the innovative public service journalism web site. in 2008 he won a george polk award for his organization's reporting on the politically motivated dismissals of u.s. attorneys by the bush administration. and finally, our two special guests, perhaps the two most influential journalists of our time, our d.w. griffiths, our charles darn win, our john, paul, george and ringo, bob woodward and carl bernstein. [ applause ] >> from that week in june 1972 each has had a career of distinguished work that has

. >> amanda quintero que le gusta, que le llamen amanda beatriz. >> 12 aÑos, mucho tiempo preparÁndoteella tiene un poder en la voz y ellao despiert ericaunivis@@fadespie,@ americna paunivn desp ya amer eunÓiondeerta amuyo >>icao cantaba dicaunivision@@d >>ivisio@@buenspiertericauniviÉ@ interpreta@@Ídespie?.americuniv n@@despierta americaunivision@@ letra?. >> ¿quÉ haces?. >> yo doy clases de canto, pero siempre canto donde sea. >> yo canto en el carro, en la escuela, en clases de canto, cuando la maestra estÁ hablando. >> (risas). >> que bonito, te agradecemos enormemente esta interpretaciÓn, un aplauso enorme. >> para agradecer el talento de amanda beatriz. >> gracias. >> y estos chiquitos que de verdad son sorprendentes. >> andrea y marc anthony, quiern decirles en nombre de todos nosotros es un placer tenerlos aquÍ, que sabemos cuÁl es el sueÑo de todos, que es una carrera que requiere mucho sacrificio. >> y ante todo muchachos por nuestro propio ejemplo hay que estudiar y hay que prepararse en la vida. >> siempre es importantÍsimo. >> y tambiÉn un aplauso grande para los padres. >

after the official grand opening of the new 560-bed facility, patients like amanda must be moved fromhe older rooms to the brand new building. >> finally done, years of planning in the making. and so much training. and everyone said it went so well today. >> reporter: in labor and delivery, the nurses had over 20 hours of training. just to make this move possible. >> it was very choreographed. >> reporter: amanda and her new son cruise are among the first patients in the maternity ward, where there are three operating rooms, 35 obstetric room, and 10 private labor and delivery rooms. >> reporter: all of the rooms here in the new building look a lot more like a hotel room than a hospital. they're all private, they have state of the art television networking. they have hardwood floors. not a bad place to be when you just had a baby. >> it's gorgeous. you know, we actually tried to wait until 9:00, so that we could be the first baby delivered in this ward. and we got to be the last one delivered in the old wing. and then the first ones in our new room here. so we got the best of both wor