trz not a fiber of amanda knox. there's not blood of amanda knox.ot footprints of amanda foxx. there's nothing. >> no one questioned rudy guede's guilt. yet, two and a half weeks after amanda's trial ended, guede's sentence was reduced from 30 years to 16, leading some to ask did he cut a deal? >> there's overwhelming dna evidence along with lots of other physical evidence that points to rudy guede. >> amanda's attorneys appealed the verdict and focused on challenging the dna evidence. >> when the appeals process began, it felt like they had another mountain to climb that right away you could tell that there was a very different tone, and, again, the key decision was whether or not they would allow an independent assessment of the forensic evidence. >> november 24th, 2010. 11 months after the guilty verdict a second trial is granted. >> the defense presented a very compelling case identifying rudy guede as the true killer, based on hard facts and motive. >> rudy guede came to the house. he broke in. he was in the bathroom. he left his own dna in the

next to amanda, all three seemed almost reserved. >> amanda is from seattle. she was considered eccentric in seattle, which prides itself on its eccentricities. >> the way you portray yourself around italians is important but she had this extreme version of being carefree and careless and actually took pride in it. in italy it's not done, especially not young women. >> as the newest and youngest of the roommates, amanda and meredith found much in common. they also shared a bathroom at one end of the house. they would only know each other for six weeks. >> it's just so sad. she had, by all accounts, a wonderful person, very smart, talented and well liked, regarded and loved girl. >> meredith kercher was more formal. she was british. she was more sophisticated. she was there with a pack of friends, who she knew from the university of looof leed, so sh in a much more secure place. amanda was more like a lone wolf, running around, basically picking up guys. >> amanda's free spirit and fresh-faced beauty even helped her get a part-time job. >> she was recruited to

amanda berry's sister spoke of amanda's desire for privacy for herself and her daughter, fathered bys conference today, the assistant prosecutor on the case gave us a glimpse inside castro's misguided mind. >> the restraints were not just psychological, but it was also physical, daily, they were chained multiple times, multiple places. >> i think what all of us are concerned about is he is a very good liar. >> reporter: castro is being kept in an isolated cell, and will soon be transferred to a state prison. >> 112, 114. >> reporter: he was sentenced to life in prison without parole on two counts of aggravated murder plus a thousand years. for some, that is still not long enough. for "nightline," i'm alex perez, in cleveland. >> the real story, of course, those three young women, their will to fight, their fight to live truly inspiring. >>> next up, the end is near for a beloved tv cast, but the show is not over yet. >>> abc news "nightline," brought to you by mega red, omega 3 krill oil. fby eating healthier, drinking plenty of water, but still not getting relief? try dulcolax laxat

they never saw michelle or amanda or gina. and then in early may of this year, one of the most remarkable acts of bravery and of hope that i've ever heard. a man in the neighborhood walking by hears a scream. here's charles ramsey speaking to the nbc affiliate in cleveland about that day. >> this girl, her scream was so loud children stopped playing. that's what made me look outside. that's how loud her scream was. so you figured some tree fell on her or something. and i went outside and i looked and she was just kicking the door and kicking the door. i'm looking, i know there's no woman, to my knowledge, that lives next door. and like i said on the interview, i said, that ain't right. that's a white girl. there's no white family lives here. maybe it was his girlfriend. i did what i had to do. she said, help me out. i want to get out of here. so that's what i said. i thought it was a domestic dispute. keep in mind, i know ariel. i didn't know he ever had a girlfriend. that's why i couldn't understand how you got in the house i

ladies and gentlemen, please welcome amanda seyfried!e back to the show. didn't mean to make you dance. >> oh, no. you didn't make me dance. i wanted to dance. >> jimmy: is that how you dance? when you go out? >> yeah, why? what's wrong with that? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i love it. >> i was feeling the beat. do i look funny? did i look funny? did i look funny? >> jimmy: no. you look gorgeous. >> okay, great. >> jimmy: no, you didn't look funny at all. >> great. >> jimmy: absolutely no. you did it. you nailed it. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i have got to tell you something, i am getting a vibe off you right now. that you are ready for an attack. >> yeah, how did you know? yeah. >> jimmy: i could tell. we were talking about this. you are taking this new self defense thing, right? >> right. >> jimmy: what is it called? >> it's called krav maga. it's modified for women. >> jimmy: krav -- >> krav maga. >> jimmy: krav maga. you guys, another one person knows this. [ cheers and applause ] you do know what this? what is it? >> it's israeli fight train

he leveled out so that amanda could get back into the cockpit. he had to get amanda back into the airplane before he actually could adjust his direction. otherwise, she might have fallen off the wing. and then as he tried to make his way back into the open area, he didn't have enough altitude, and so he went down in the brush just across the runway. >> after the wreckage is cleared, the crash site provides clues as to what split-second decisions kyle made in an attempt to save his and amanda's lives. >> this is where the plane went down. and after looking at the site, it appears to me that he was trying to turn back towards the runway because there's a tree up there that has some branches missing at the top. and if he was coming from that direction, that implies that he was going back towards the runway and just didn't have enough altitude to make it. >> despite not making it to the runway, kyle still manages to get the plane in a good position for the rescue. >> if he'd gone in another 20 or 40 feet east of here, the fire trucks wouldn't had bee

i am amanda berry's sister. the impact of these crimes on our family is something that we do not want to discuss with people we don't know. even if i wanted to talk about it, it is impossible to put in to words. for me i lost my sister for all of those years and i thought it was forever. and we lost our mother forever. she died not knowing, my mother and sister, the two most loving people in the world. it is impossible to put int amanda is not here today. but she is strong, beautiful inside and out and is doing better every day. she is not just my only sister but the best friend i have, i best person i know. she does not want to talk about these things. she that is not talked about these even with me. and she does not want others to talk about these things. the main reason she does not want anyone to talk about these things or be forced to that you can about these things is because she has a young daughter. she would love to be the person to her daughter. when people say things and file things in court, it is pu

i am amanda berry's sister. the impact of these crimes are our family is something that we do not want to discuss with people we don't know. even if i wanted to talk about it, it is impossible to put into words. for me i lost my sister all those years and i thought it was forever. we lost my mother forever. she died not knowing, my mother and sister, the two most loving people in the world, it is impossible to put into words how much it hurts. she is strong, beautiful, inside and out and is doing better every day. she is not just my only sister, the best friend i have, the best person i know, and she does not want to talk about these things. she has not talked about these even with me. she does not want others to talk about these things. the main reason she does not want anyone to talk about these things are forced to talk about these things is because she has a young daughter. she would love to be the person who decides to tell her daughter when to tell her daughter, how to tell her daughter, certain things and

doctors determined amanda too sick to leave the hospital for the hearing.is only granted if the patient is gravely disabled as a result of a mental disorder. instead the judge went to the hospital and granted the request to extend her stay for 30 days. >> the doctors are now in charge of her mental condition and are able to prescribe the essentialo take these drugs that they feel will help her. >> in your experience, is that how you kind of expected things to play out with amanda? >> yes, and i was hoping it would. >> we're updating these stories all weekend at extratv.com. >> let's get you caught up on the most talked about stories in ni

>> we are now talking about amanda, gina, michelle, amanda's daughter and another officer and i, officeri and a couple other people would come in and out, letting us know, trying to get details of the vehicle that, you know, the suspect is supposed to be in, what his name is, the description. because they were broadcasting that so they could get -- get that information out to try and detain him. >> what do you recall from when the women were inside the ambulance speaking, some of the details they were giving you about what happened to them? >> well, they were just -- they were just shutting out a lot of things. and as they were talking, in my head -- i didn't ask a lot of questions, i just let them talk. i do remember at one point looking at amanda, and asking her "well, how about when you had your daughter? didn't you go to the hospital?" and she said "oh, no. i had my daughter here at the house." she said, "michelle delivered her for me." and i was just dumbfounded. i couldn't believe that. and they said "yeah, we put a big plastic pool underneath her to help with the clean-up so it wo

amanda, i still think you're trying to pull one over on people. however, i always getskeptical with people who are constantly going to get surgery because i know surgery comes with pills and pills lead to problems. amanda tweeted she wanted to share her story to prove she was not crazy, she was just a little embarrassed about the webbing. also, amanda tweeted that she is accepting a big -- as if she's getting thousands of offers for a record deal. look. look. she's accepting a big record deal once all of her surgeries are complete. she says she will not be working with whiclef jan aohn as we tal about. it's the rapper walk ca flacka. he told mtv he's hashing out a big record deal with amanda. sidebar. last night i'm lux in my guilty pleasure, love and hip-h hip-hop atlanta. [ applause ] >> wendy: a special shout-out to the port rick can princess,jo jocelyn. you, too, stevie. you know who i would love to have on our show on the hot talk panel. she has this mother, a heavy handed manager. that's her. her name debra anthony. debra used to manage nick

it's in the room that amanda -- i'm sorry.esus and michelle knight shared. >> 10x, what does this photo depict? >> that is a hole through the wall. i believe there were photos on the side of gina and michelle's room through theirs, running a power cord that's plugged in in the other room and the chain. >> now, for that small side room, the 7x11 room with the window nailed shut, was there any attempt to provide for ventilation in that small space? >> there was a small cutout in the ceiling and a box fan in the attic. >> so the actual plaster was cut away, an opening made, and some electrical service providing a fan? >> correct. >> next photo, please. showing you state's 10y, to you recognize what's shown there? >> yes. >> what is it? >> chains. locks. >> do you know generally where those were found? >> those were found in the upstairs bedrooms. on the left side of the frame is a support pole. that's a pole that we've come to understand that the women were restrained to at various points. i know that to be a letter written by ar

there were a couple bedrooms, amanda and jocelyn, amanda's little girl stayed in one, the larger bedroomwindow was actually barricaded believe it or not with a closet door. >> now, eugene, here is some of what we know about life inside that house. the women ate one meal a day. they were given plastic toilets that were emptied infrequently. the windows on their rooms were nailed shut, and investigators found about 100 pounds of chains and padlocks, 100 pounds. i mean, this is really, really some weird and troubling items. >> the fbi behavioral folks must be all over this, because there is so many indicators of cruelty. it's new dimensions really in cruelty and apparently disabling the free will of these women. he worked on all these things, learned helplessness, just an elaborate set of device, evil devices to convince these women that they would be harmed. and also i think importantly it's not uncommon that people blame themselves. so he played very much on their self-blame. and that's why today is important. believe it or not, it's important today in a courtroom for a judge to say the v

way back then. >> amanda bynes. >> yes. >> i want no trouble. come prepared. >> any signs that something was maybe a little off. >> i feel in now looking back yes. i feel in that you know throughout the filming of that movie she kind of separated herself. it was just awkward. it was something that you just felt something is wrong here and she was never present. never there. if the handler she had at the time they were also designed to keep her away from people. i think looking back at it i think that's probably a huge part of it. if you are not around people and talking to people on a regular basis i feel in like you start to create this separation and i don't know what her family life was like or any of that but i did feel like there were scen that things were wrong and actually lance bass and i talked about it too. he was in the movie also. yes things were a little off back then. so i felt like this was coming. >> it surprises me why wouldn't anybody help her step in then. when you think about clearly if you and l

michelle, amanda.ll the -- [inaudible] i guess, i asked my family, brought her back to her family also including -- [inaudible] i want to apologize to the state of ohio. city of cleveland, putting a dark cloud over this city. i just want to apologize to everyone who was touched by me. but i do also want to mention that -- there was harmony at home. i was a good person. [inaudible] i hope they find it in their hearts to forgive me and to -- [inaudible] so they can see how their addiction takes over their lives. so again, i'm sorry to all the victims and primarily my daughter, because i know that, [inaudible] when she was born i know that -- [inaudible] thank god nothing bad happened because because -- [inaudible] i said to moye self -- [inaudible] your honor, i know that that as part of the problems i have, start talking and i just go blank. i apologize to you, your honor, for bringing this case into your courtroom. again, thank you for, thank you everyone and i'm sorry for everything. i know, judgment

amanda and gina dejesus not in court but amanda's sister and gina dejesus' cousin talked and the sentence was handed down, life, no parole, and 1,000 years. >> we have breaking news from richmond, city council member has died. he was in a medical coma after he was hospitalized for a severe bacteria sinus infection. he won a seat on the city council but never sworn in because of the illness. he passed away around 1:00 o'clock a.m. at 54 years old. >> turning thousand to the threat of a bart strike we are going to know in hours whether a 72 hour street notice will be issued that could come tonight if progress isn't made on the contract nexts. abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield joins us from oakland where the talks will resume in the hour. amy? >> negotiations are continuing but the tone seems to be changing, the unions today rather than talking specifics like wages, are talking about a bigger picture, saying that this is all about busting up the unions. the transit union is wrapping up a press conference right now and they brought in transit officials from arizona and massachusetts to talk a

back to scott and jummy. >> okay, amanda. thank you. well, toyota announced a pickup truck recall. >> and what's with bacon prices reaching an all time high? here is today's money with diana perez. >> good morning. topping america's money, another bank in trouble with the government. jpmorgan chase says it's facing a criminal probe over bad mortgages. the government sues bank of america, also over messsy mortgages. and there's a new toyota recall. they were made from 2004, to 2011. the toyota is notifying owners and promising free repairs. a new front end crash test released for small cars and half the cars tested did well, including the honda civic and dodge focus. and it's the big news about bacon that's tough to swallow. prices have sores to an all time high. as a mysterious and deadly virus spreads through pig farms. prices are 14% higher than this time last summer. that's america's money, have a great day, everyone. >> the largest airport in eastern africa. two flights landed in kenya today despite damage to the arifle terminal and

amanda has a look at the impact.lus, grab your umbrella before you head out the door, and you may want to head out early if you can, as rain is going to be moving into our area. good morning, washington thank you for joining us on this tuesday morning. all the heavy rain, and all the action has been do our north.

listen to what amanda berry's sister, beth, said in the court. >> amanda's concern is that her daughterar about things or read about things said by the wrong people the wrong way at the wrong time before amanda thinks the time is right to tell her daughter. my sister has been saying the same thing since this case started. please respect her privacy. she does not want other people to talk or write about what happened. >> how do you raise, gail, a little girl like this? she's 6 years old now, knowing what you know about how she came into this world and that her dad is this monster? >> in that way she has the most difficult challenge of the three because she loves her child but obviously her child is a product of this horrendous abuse. and while it is a challenge, there are sadly a number of women who raise children who are a result of rape, and it is possible, though difficult, to separate out that this is your child and to sort of, you know, disconnect in a way from the identity of the parent and if she is able to be very nurturing, a very positive parent, as her child grows, she'll see

amanda bynes facing another setback.vin frazier. >> our reporters are there as amanda bynes's parents are in court again today and usher goes in front of a judge to prove that he's a fit parent. >> we focus on amanda and usher and their crucial legal turning point. >> i don't know that my son is going to be 100% the way he was before this incident. i don't know that. i have no proof of that. a so called emergency. it is very much an emergency. >> usher's ex in tears today. overwhelmed with emotion and breaking down on the stand. >> i know this is very difficult. >> it's ridiculous. this is

so this amanda bynes thing is crazy. it's time for an amanda update. you know, she's currently hospitalized in california. they call that the 5150 hold. when they have to drag youthe h. because they think you're a da well, she's there for up to. 72 hours for mental evaluation started -- well, according to go right? i can't believe i used to think she was normal and the joke was on us. now, look. tmz is saying -- this new thing all started when amanda allegedly started a small fire onway of stranger's house. and there are the burne it. this nice family's just trying to live their life in california. looks like the brady bunch house, right? they're just trying to live their life. i guess all of a sudden they looked outside. honey -- with his morning coffee -- there's a girl with a wig at the end of the driveway lighting fires. i don't know what that's how it went, but yo according to the 911 call, amanda created a makeshift explosive by putting a flaming cloth on a gas tank. at the end of these nice people's driveway. and then moments later she burst int

but here is what amanda said.he will always be in my life regardless of what his girlfriends and future wife think. hold on, hold on. i'm never going to be with a guy that can't deal with my relationship with him. spoken like a 27-year-old. all due respect to 27-year-olds. we all went through this before we smartened up. whoever his future wife is going to be, is not going to put up with that. although, i do have to say, we grow every day as a people, and thinking about that really hard, i said, young girls do think that way, but then there comes a wall of maturity you push through. around 65 when you can be really good friends without nonsense going on with some of the men who have seen your ectasy face, if he has seen your face -- you know, he can't be your friend. your new man is not going to put up with that. anyway. sofia vergara is on the cover of harper's bazaar. she was asked, is it exhausting being a bombshell. she said yes, in the front row. [ applause ] she said, i'm latin, no matter what. i show interd

like all children, amanda's genome contains 22,000 genes that holds tantalizing information that could save or prolong her life. her mother, laurie, wanted some answers. >> i love that people are able to say it is what it is. until you're living in that world. and the motherly instinct tells you something's not right. you're going to stop at nothing until you find out what you can do to help that child. >> what if you test for one thing and find something else? when amanda's genome was sequenced, doctors discovered what they call an incidental finding, something they weren't looking for. a deletion. seven genes missing from a chromosone. the deletion didn't explain her imparent, but it indicated she was susceptible to cancer. and then her mom got some news that may have saved her life. >> when amanda was diagnosed with that deletion, the natural course is to test the parents. so her father and i were tested and it turned out that i carry the same deletion. so i've gone through the same series of tests. i had a full body mri. they found a lesion just above my diaphragm. >> it's a slow-g

amanda berry, gina dejesus and michelle night were chained by their ankles. at one point, the women were locked in a car in the garage for three days when castro had a visitor. >> i may have been through hell and back. but i am strong enough to walk through hell with a smile on my face. >> reporter: prosecutors say the women kept diaries to document their abuse. describing being treated like a prisoner of war. the home that was their prison, now boarded up and slated for demolition. >> give it up for amanda berry. >> reporter: the victims are slowly rebuilding their lives and enjoying new pleasures. for amanda berry, it was a surprise appearance at a cleveland music festival. for gina dejesus, it's a simple hug from mom and playing with her dogs. today, castro will have a chance to explain his crimes in court. we could also hear from the victims who have not faced their captor since being freed. >> at the plea deal hearing, castro said he misses his daughter that he fathered with one of the girls he kidnapped. >> reporter: this is the 6-year-old girl that cas

amanda berry saw her chance to escape. one of the first officers on scene described discovering michelle knight still inside hiding behind a curtain. >> she literally launched herself into officer espada's arms. he -- legs, arms, just choking him. and she just kept repeating "you saved us. you saved us." >> reporter: when it was ariel castro's turn to speak, traditionally afforded to any defendant at a sentencing, he rambled for 16:13. >> i am not a monster. i did not prey on these women. [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: he blamed everyone but himself, even his victims and referred to harmony in the home. the judge was incredulous. >> in your mind there was harmony and a happy household. i'm not sure there was anybody else in america that will agree with you. >> reporter: then the sentencing began. >> counts 598 through 653 -- >> reporter: life without parole plus 1,000 years. >> you will be confined for the remainder of your days. >> reporter: judge michael russo said he hoped the sentence gave the victims some peace. >> af

we then went to amanda berry and then we went to gina dejesus. as it was formatted, we felt that it would be a lot easier to control the interview and gain the facts if we specifically talked about the incidents surrounding michele, amanda and gina separately. ultimately we did that. mr. castro admitted throughout the interview to us on each occasion how he took the girls. he indicated that he had extensive conversations with the girls surrounding the time that he did abduct them. in his own words he used the word abduct. he referenced himself in the interview as a sexual predator. i asked him at that point, what do you consider, what a sexual predator is. he said somebody that continually repeats offenses. i asked him if it was a one time incident, how would he reference himself, he rear fed to that as a sexual offender. >> did he use the phrase i'm a criminal. >> yes, de. to put that in context, i also conducted interviews with his mother and his brother o'neal. to put that statement in context, it was in reference to his brother's lack of invo

we then went to amanda berry and then we went to gina dejesus. as it was formatted, we felt that it would be a lot easier to control the interview and gain the facts if we specifically talked about the incident surrounding michelle, amanda and gina separately. ultimately, we did that. mr. castro admitted throughout the interview to us on each occasion how he took the girls. he indicated that he had extensive conversations with the girls surrounding the times he did abduct them. in his own words, he used the word abduct. he referenced himself in the interview as a sexual predator. i asked him at that point, what do you consider what a sexual predator is. and he said somebody that continually repeats offenses. i asked him if it was a one-time incident, how would he reference himself. he referred to that as a sexual offender. >> did he use the phrase "i'm a criminal?" >> yes, he did. and that was -- to put that in context, he -- i also conducted interviews with his mother, lilian and i also conducted interviews with his brother, o'neill. and that --

thanks amanda.he show may be over but it continues this, aljazeera.com, consider this, you can also go to twitter aj consider this. have a great night and a great weekend. >> caller: the water >> hello. i am stephanie sy. it's saturday, august 24th. these are some of the stories we are following at this hour. the huge wildfire threatening yosemite national park is threatening something much bigger: san francisco's power grid. that has prompted the governor of california to prompt a state of emergency. >> the suspected chemical weapons attack, asp president obama considers whether to use force in the civil war. >>> i have a dream. my four little children will one day live in a on

thanks amanda.the show may be over but it continues this, aljazeera.com, consider this, you can also go to twitter aj consider this. have a great night and a great weekend. >> welcome to al jazeera, i'm riche lle carey in new york. president obama meets with his national security team to discuss options in syria. wildfires spread into yosemite park and new threats to san francisco. >> i have a dream that one day this nation will rise up, live out the two meaning of its dream. we hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal. >> remembering the dream and the dreamer, 50 years later.

she will do anything to protect her daughter. >> amanda did not control anything for a long time.ase let her have control over this. that is the challenge that these -- >> very important, very important. i mean, the hallmark of trauma is that helplessness and the lack of predictability and lack of control. to be involved in litigation is stressful for these people to go and relive it, usually involves a lot of psychological stress and anxiety. so many victims try to avoid talking about it, so they don't feel the pain and level of stress. so it is very important they make their own choices in their recovery, and that is what these women are choosing to do. >> and the different choices we saw today are not surprising. one decides i'm going to go into the courtroom and speak, and confront him. i'm going to remind him of what he is denying. >> sure. >> and two others say no, either i can't do that or i don't want to do that for the reasons amanda berry said. >> and we can't paint all trauma victims with the same brush. i mean, everybody comes into it with their own experience and thei

and amanda, she had her daughter, so she seemed to be a little more well-rounded as far as trying to protect her daughter, making sure everything is okay. you know she wasn't but she had that, trying to make it took like everything was okay for her daughter. >>> such compelling testimony. we've only just started. i have to say, just listening to the statement from that one officer and this could go on for hours this morning. >> sure. or days. >> it's unfathomable even the things we've heard before about him starving and beating a pregnancy out of one of these women, it is just horrifying. so a lot of people are asking what's the point of this. he's already pled guilty. there's already been a plea so it spares him the death penalty. what is going on today? >> there's a few points. one a cathartic measure for the victims and their families. the other for appellate issues you want to protect the record and make as clear a record as possible that explains the narrative of what happened in that house for those ten years. and also there's this issue, if ariel castro is willing to show remo

i'm amanda berry.'ve been kidnapped and i've been missing for ten years, and i'm here, i'm free now. >> reporter: a chilling 911 call. >> okay. are they on their way right now? >> we're going to send someone as soon as a car is open. >> no, i need them now. before he gets back. >> reporter: minutes after receiving this call, cleveland police would rescue amanda berry, michelle knight and georgina de jesus. three young women who had been missing for ten years. >> an extraordinary story out of cleveland tonight. a man by the name of ariel castro, 52 years old, has been arrested. he's the suspect in this. >> reporter: prosecutors say ariel castro kept these women locked in his house, where he raped, starved and beat them, forcing one to have several miscarriages. >> the brutality and torture that the victims endured for a decade is beyond comprehension. >> why are you covering your face? what do you have to say to those >> reporter: as shocking as these crimes are, what is perhaps equally disturbing is th

i'll send it back to scott and jummy. >> amanda, l.g. just unveiled its newest smart phone. >> and new technology could allow airline pilots to see turbulence before they hit it. >> in today's techbytes l.g. unveiled its latest smart phone. what sets it apart is the placement of the volume and power buttons can are on the rear of the device. motor role la making headlines with its new smart phone. 360 different color combinations, customizing software and boasts longer battery live. tech editor called it a smart choice. >> you have a lot of choices right now when it comes to android phones but i would buy the motor rex more than the others. the software seems smarter and is the battery life is great. >> the first smart phone made in the u.s., and a turbulence free flight could soon be a reality. german researchers have created an app, that could give pilots advance notice to avoided those bunches. >> the seoul survivor of the wild fire that killed 19 arizona firefighters is now speaking out. in an interview with abc. he said everything s

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doctors determined amanda was too sick to leave the hospital for the hearing. this is only granted if the patient is gravely disabled as a result of a mental disorder. instead the judge went to the hospital and granted the request to extend amanda's stay for 30 days. >> the doctors are now in charge of her mental condition and are able to prescribe the drugs to her and essentially force her to take these drugs that they feel will help her. >> we're updating these stories all ekend at extratv.com. >> let's get you caught up on the mostalked about stories in tonight's now trending. >> lindsay lohan's all night post rehab party with her boy band boy toy, say it ain't so. the latest oh, lindsay rumor making the cover of the new york post. lindz was removed by security at 7:00 a.m. after partying all night with max george from the wanted, just eight days after checking out of rehab. lindsay's rep confirming she went to visit max, but telling us any reports of her partying are false. >> renee is with me now. oprah says lindsay finally gets it after their sitdown chat

amanda did not control anything for a long time. please let her control -- have control over this so she can protect her daughter. >> then in a shocking rambling and somewhat delusional statement ariel castro claimed he created a normal house of harmony for the victims. at one point he even turned toward michelle knight saying, the sex with the women was consensual and blaming his crimes on addiction to porn. >> what i'm trying to get at is these people are trying to paint me as a monster and i'm not a monster. i'm sick. as in sexual problems so bad on my mind but eventually i married, had four children. they have normal lives. >> earlier prosecutors showed photographs from inside the house of horrors where castro has admitted to holding the three women and one child, including pictures of the chains he used to keep those women captive. under a plea deal castro will not face the death penalty for the 937 charges against him but he will spend the rest of his life in prison. nbc's jay gray is in cleveland. jay, we knew that this was g

so what do you make of amanda? >> it's very interesting.nk this really does row mind us that everyone recovers in their own way, at their own time. we're all different individuals. she was the one, if you remember, who broke free. >> who made that 911 call. >> who made the 911 call. and it was completely courageous what she did. but even she being the courageous one needs time to be able to come back from this thing. so we have to respect that. and her going to the nellie concert, i think may be part of, look, i need something to take my mind off of this horror, but i don't want to discuss it. i don't want people to talk about this, because of my daughter. i'm trying to shield my daughter. so there are many different reasons, but i don't see it so much as a set back. just that she needs more time. and we're going to see sometimes that it takes a different path for these three young women. >> all right. thank you very much. >>> well, still to come, should trayvon martin's hoodie end up in a museum? because that is what is about to happen. ou

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. >> reporter: he mentioned this youtube video of amanda berry smiling on stage at a nelly concert as a testament she wasn't tortured. in an exclusive interview with cnn, berry's grandmother says she's appalled. >> if they'd have put one of the chains around his neck i wonder how happy he would have felt. it wasn't a home. it was a dungeon. >> reporter: photos released of the three victims a day after their dramatic rescue, fragile and pale from years of confinement. friends of the victims outraged. >> that's straight villain, that's straight monster, that's just a person with no emotions so i hope he gets what he deserves. >> reporter: their abductor will spend the rest of his life mind bars, his victims looking healthier now smiles that capture their astonishing resilience as they close this horrific chapter of their lives. >> after 11 years i'm finally being heard and it's liberating. >> reporter: not only did michelle knight speak, she actually stayed there through the entire sentencing until the very end, unlike the family representatives for the other two victims, and at the end

we are down to 87, time for traffic, amanda. >> well, we still have that tree down, so crew are clearing things along the g.w. parkway. be prepared for moderate delays and those crews to possibly direct you around that. we also have that construction area on the inner loop, looks like they are picking up the cones from prince georges county, just after arena drive. so if you do use the inner loop, you may see some moderate conditions. but don't expect that to cause too many delays. looking good on the maryland as well as the virginia side at this time. 295, moving right along, rout 50 absolutely beautiful, and annapolis with delay free conditions and then we have a live shot for you that shows you current conditions along the woodrow wilson bridge. all looking great this morning with very light traffic conditions. i'll send it back to jummy and scott. >> all right, amanda, 4:52 now. >> and still to come, new developments this morning. now in new york newspaper is stepping into help. that story i >> efforts are now intense fied to find out who vaunt losing the daily news is offering a ten

"extra" is in court for two star legal battles, amanda bynes forced to stay in the psych ward.y, lindsay? lohan's wild all nighter in a hollywood hotel room eight days after leaving rehab. sources say she had to be removed by security. >> the mega pop star she was partying with and could it land her back in treatment? now trending, miley and liam squashing the break-up rumors. the shocking lost photo of a pregnant jackie o smoking. all new kennedy bombshells from j.f.k.'s secret addiction to jackie's face-off with marilyn monroe. >> jackie said go right ahead. you become first lady. >> then she lost over 100 pounds, so did she. >> it's amazing. i feel very happy. >> rocking bikinis on the cover of "people," how they did it. our new a-list interview with "elysium's" matt damon, which a- list couple he is roasting. >> he hit the jackpot. she not so much. and anthony weiner weatherman? >> rainy, cloudy and gray, what is it? stiff upper lip. >> "extra, extra!" >> hey, everyone, weome to "extra" here at the grove, i'm mario lopez. >> and i'm maria menounos. coming up, lindsay back p