>> yes. >> amanda took her.first steps to making that a reality in 2010.when she got a call from the robot's creators asking her to help them in their technology. she went to the san francisco bay area and took it for a test run. >> how did it feel to be able to stand and look at people? >> first time i stood up, i went home, and i cried hard. in all honesty. these were emotions that i had been dreaming about for so long! and i felt so good in my body. i slept hard. and i wasn't in pain. >> total ending steps. >> 4850. >> 4850! so. >> this is exo's headquarters where the magic is made and perfected. giving people who are paralyzed a chance to do what they have been told was impossible. >> i feel like the luckiest man alive. >> nathan is one of the robot's inventers. not build for the are meat feed but for the credit military field. >> there's a huge problem in the field for soldiers carrying the large loads, in fact they want to carry more. we were helping to develop exoskeletons. to carry the person's weight and more as well. >> it can be powered by a sma

something amanda stern came up with, a former play mate. ♪ >> okay. it's like ambush dancing.e backing it up. >> yeah, but i mean, if amanda and the other super hot friends come up to you, you will not run away. >> you just call it a good day. >> they don't have a sense of humor in the apple store. >> no. they didn't have the appointment. >> you have to make an appointment, and it was not the most genius thing they had seen in their life. >> oh! ♪ >> oh! it's a dance off, y'all. ♪ >> i do love how fabulous that lady is. >> wow. >> stole the show. >> they got out danced. >>> it's billy bang versus jake the wolfman wilson. why this backyard wrestling match is one to watch. >> and the crowd goes wild. hoo-juan. >> good old-fashioned backyard wrestling for you guys. i love this video because it reminds me of my chill hootd. first dream? pro wrestler, but i did not make it there because i'm 5'9". this is twrf introduced to the crowd, billy bang. >> bang bang! >> billy bang accompany by bert bang who is a little bang up at this point in time. i want to point out in there, please kee

something amanda stern came up with, a former play mate. ♪ >> okay. it's like ambush dancing.backing it up. >> yeah, but i mean, if amanda and the other super hot friends come up to you, you will not run away. >> you just call it a good day. >> they don't have a sense of humor in the apple store. >> no. they didn't have the appointment. >> you have to make an appointment, and it was not the most genius thing they had seen in their life. >> oh! ♪ >> oh! it's a dance off, y'all. ♪ >> i do love how fabulous that lady is. >> wow. >> stole the show. >> they got out danced. >>> it's billy bang versus jake the wolfman wilson. why this backyard wrestling match is one to watch. >> and the crowd goes wild. what the? foster farms chicken gets to the store in 48 hours or less. but it's 4 days to california. there's got to be another way. that could be any number of items, quite frankly. you know if this flight is less than 48 hours? i sure hope so. what? foster farms. celebrating 75 years. always natural. always fresh. join the celebration at take75.com diverted to minneapolis... i think

we're joined now by amanda with msnbc.com. where are you and what is happening there now?the corner of fl eco. there were 20 young young people who were the final stragglers. they were definitely taking their team leaving. there was a vehicle that came by. it was a truck and the man inside was offering to give rides home to the other protesters as they were ambling back down the road. there were roughly six to eight people piled in the back of this little pick up truck when a tactical team came charging down the street and stopped the vehicle. multiple agents jumped out. immediately all the young people in the back of the vehicle put their hands up in the air. i was maybe 40 feet away. i didn't hear them talking back or doing anything. i believe the driver was explaining the situation but still each person out of the back of the truck brought them on to the curb of the street here and detained them. they sat them down, the plastic bracelets around behind their backs and they were all hauled into the back of a squad car and pulled away. additionally right in front of me, we

i'm really profoundly grateful for that, and i think it's really important to express that. >> amandas newsweekly," this is bob faw in new york. >>> finally, on our calendar this week, jews mark the solemn holiday of tish bav. for jews, it is a day of fasting and lament for the destruction of the first and second temples in jerusalem, and for other tragedies in jewish history. that's our program for now. i'm hari sreenivasan. you can follow "religion and ethics newsweekly" on twitter and facebook and watch anytime on the pbs app for iphones and ipads. and visit the website where there's always much more, and where you can also listen to or watch each program. join us at pbs.org. as we leave you, scenes of muslims around the world celebrating eid-al-fitr, the end of ramadan. ♪ >>> major funding for "religion and ethics newsweekly" is provided by the lilly endowment, an indianapolis based private family foundation dedicated to its founders' interest in religion, community development, and education. additional funding also provided by mutual of america, designing kos tumized individual

we're going to move back to amanda of msnbc.com. it looks like the police have made quite a bit of headway down the street. they definitely just fired another very large round of tear gas canisters at the crowd. can you see if all of this is having any kind of a result? >> yes. retreating back -- [ inaudible ] there's a backup in traffic and they're unable to leave quickly and the protestors are milling around the cars. just moments ago, there were four men lighting a molotov cocktail. they ran ahead and attempted to throw it at the police. it burned out before they were able to do so. earlier, i saw someone brandishing a gun and i heard gunshots firing into the crowd. i did not see anyone affected. and the people are now -- now milling around the cars, but it looks like the crowd is in many ways disbursing or just a lot of -- there are many photographers here from the media. every time that they -- they start aiming photos at the protestors, they kind of em bollen them to get together in crowds and advance toward the -- towards the

( gunfire ) amanda? sobbing ) all i know is, we were leaving and somebody started shooting at us. can you find out how amanda is? she's still in surgery. did you see anybody hanging around before the shooting started? we saw a couple of kids on the way out and there were three or four kids by that blue camaro. i can't believe this. we got one shot-up teacher and a parking lot full of shell casings.

as amanda noted, it's iowa, and roads do lead through steve king.pening all across the country right now. lawmakers are going home. they're hearing from constituents. you have groups of dreamers, advocates going to apply the pressure at the same time the crisis is happening at the border and the anti-immigration folks who are still angry and worried congress is going to pass some sort of amnesty. >> amanda, quickly, in something -- this is an agreement between paul and others. is this something they can resolve before 2016? >> i don't think so. there are very few issues where republicans are in agreement. the democratic party always used to be in disarray and disorganized. right now it's the republican party. democrats have been much more organized. >> amanda terkel from the "huffington post" and christina bel bell bellatoni. that is "all in." i'm ezra klein. read more of my work at vox.com. the "the rachel maddow show starts now with steve kornacki. >>> thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. rachel has the night off. this is the united sta

. >> now, meet artist amanda clear. got a bundle on her step, too. >> this is an incredible waste. >> she got it. she can turn this unwanted material into a work of art. >> in particular, i liked the texture. >> she made animal pictures she tears pages and glues them in like a mosaic. >> using them as dirt, mountains and trees >> here, words are forming eyes of a cat. >> you can't read what it says but looks interesting. >> when posting the dog picture, friends sent her their catalogs to make more art. >> i think i could be busy for the rest of the life with these bundles. 3,000 pages she can fill a few seem. >> goal is to get a show. >> amanda plans to show them this fall. we asked about customers using the books for everything except buying merchandise. how far, ceo told investors it's too soon to junl the catalog he calls source books he says we're still in early stages of reading the results, we're pleased with the initial response to new products and continue to believe the design and presentation of the new books

. >> now, meet artist amanda clear. she got a bundle on her step, too. >> this is an incredible waste. >> she got it. she can turn this unwanted material into a work of art. >> in particular, i liked the texture. >> she made animal pictures she tears pages and glues them in like a mosaic. >> using them as dirt, mountains and trees >> here, words are forming eyes of a cat. >> you can't read what it says but looks interesting. >> when posting the dog picture, friends sent her their catalogs to make more art. >> i think i could be busy for the rest of the life with these bundles. 3,000 pages she can fill a few seem. >> goal is to get a show. >> amanda plans to show them this fall. we asked about customers using the books for everything except buying merchandise. how far, ceo told investors it's too soon to junl the catalog he calls source books he says we're still in early stages of reading the results, we're pleased with the initial response to new products and continue to believe the design and presentation of the new bo

then they advanced the line quickly down, like amanda said. she gave us a great picture from behind the crowd. so she's behind the crowd, therefore, you know, she felt maybe the sting ball. hopefully that's all it was for her. she's given us a picture for clear of 50 hard core demonstrators that are fighting and defying the police order and throwing back the tear gas and maybe other projectiles. the reports of the gunshots and -- she said from demonstrators side and maybe police said. if demonstrators fired on the police line, then, you know, those tactical officers would pick that gunfire up quickly from the flash and they would return that fire. so, you know, they -- you see them perched on top of those bear cat vehicles. they're going to fire back with a rifle. so you could have had an exchange of gunfire. but you did have a couple of arrest. looks like they're down to maybe 50 according to amanda's report. a lot of other people have disbursed. your good observation about that police line that looked peaceful is probably a flanking line on

so good luck, amanda. >> thank you, amanda. >> haines celestial.h all a the chitter chatter in that space, i think it looks pretty interesting. >> thank you very much. okay. well, that does it for us here on "fast money." "options action" is coming up next. make sure you stick around before you head off to the weekend. thanks, boys. >> nice. ...for the year. hi. sorry. just want to say, i bundled home and auto with state farm, saved 760 bucks. love this guy. so sorry. okay, does it bother anybody else that the mime is talking? frrreeeeaky! [ male announcer ] savings worth talking about. state farm. >>> next, the summer swoon. gone for good? how traders are playing the august rebound, and why is the market could be set to ♪ >>> this is "options action." tonight, energy stocks have gone from hot to not. >> shut up. >> but according to the chance, they could actually be setting up for a huge run higher. we've got a special report. >>> plus -- >> zoom zoom. >> that's just what tesla did this week. the shares wept to an all-time high. but we'll tell you

when i go to put that flag up, i think of amanda. >> so sad. she goes on to say she spotted some children waving a flag near her house the day that it disappeared. >>> okay. 4:41 is the time. lets do weather on the one's with sue. good morning, sue. >> it is quite cool out there this morning. you will notice the difference even from yesterday when it was cooler then the day before got all that straight? it is almost sweater weather throughout this morning. the not quite but almost. you can still go with the open towed shoes and all but it is a fall presue today. sunny, comfortable. temperatures probably won't make it to 80 degrees in most places. for the weekend we will see highs in the 80's both days of the weekend and we're saving our chance of showers, for sunday, afternoon. so that is what to expect today, and through the the weekend, we will go beyond that with our seven day forecast, coming right up, hi kacie. >> hi sue serio. we had a bridge opening it is closed so that means opened to traffic. tacony palmyra bridge no need to worry abou

says it is not the same. >> no, it is not amanda's flag, no, and when i...when i go to put that flag up i think of amanda. >> woman goes on to say that she did spot some kids waving a flag near her house the the day it disappeared. >>> hopefully she will get it back. >> absolutely. >> 5:51 is the time. let's do weather on the one's with sue, hi sue. >> okay, we have a pretty cool morning up there not just because weather is nice but it is actually quite cool and lets talk about what is ahead for the rest of the day, it is almost sweater weather out there almost. we don't wanting to crazy or anything. fall preview day, with sunny skies, comfortable temperatures and you can see that it is starting to get light out as these days get a little bit short they are time in august. for the weekend both days we are back in the 80's i don't think we will make it to 80 today and yes, there is a chance of the pop up shower sunday but not until the of afternoon, so you've got all of today, kacie, all of tomorrow, and at least half of the sunday. >> tomorrow is sue serio's

says it's not the same. >> it's not amanda's flag, no.n't -- and when... when i go to put that flag up, i think of amanda. >> she goes on to say she spotted some kids waving a flag near her house the day it went missing. >> talk about a page from the dumb criminal files. what this guy did what hisself fee that could lead police right to him. >>> and four young brothers flagged down a stranger for help a little boy stuck in baby swing. it turns out they were alone for hours. so where was their mom? >> scott? >> iain, get ready for fall like temperatures moving in. but what about the upcoming weekend? the weather changes >> a florida mother is under arrest after she let her four young kids stay alone in park for hours. the kids under the age of nine walked a half a mile to the parkway their mother went to food bank. one of the kids waived down a stranger when an eight year old got stuck in a swing for toddlers. the swung was dismantled and the child was freed. ashley richardson was arrested when she returned to the park to pick up her kids.

something else could make america like amanda more. >> we would like amanda more if she worked more butet economic growth and what she says about the minimum wage is not correct. if we raise the minimum wage we will fired people not working as much and it will be a killer for jobs in cities and also a killer for small companies that are hiring minimum wage workers. what these people don't understand is the amount you pay the minimum wage earner more is taking 100% from the employers of the minimum wage, while the minimum wage worker may spend more of, the companies will spend less there will be no net effect of that except for higher unemployment, and especially in those groups that are most desperate, frankly. >> i had democratic congresswoman here, lived a week on minimum wage to relay how difficult it was and she said, well, you know this states that have raised their minimum wage, they're doing just fine, thank you very much. what do you think? >> i don't think she is right. we all understand the plight. and minimum wage is no cakewalk, believe me. these people are suffering, suffer

that go i recall irl is amanda. brilliant artist, created this video because he had something he wanted to say. you mean the world to me. and then we see an animated diamond ring. what could this be? >> a proposal! >> that's exactly what it is. we see a lot of proposal videos on the web. people down on one knee proposing in garden, in boats, on innertubes. how many animated videos have we soon? >> love it. he could probably sell this video, get somebody else who wants to do a proposal, get a template and plug in your own thing. instead of a cat, i'd like a dog. >> instead of the bulls i want the pirates. >> the cubs, i want the pirates. >> you're welcome, adam. >>> we've all been so hungry to the point where you're, like, i could eat anything. i could eat my hand. i've got to believe that's what's going on with this dude. because look at what he's eating. it's a styrofoam container. >> a styrofoam container that t or whatever. there's food in there, but he's eating styrofoam as if it's a large bun. chomping right in

amanda, always good to have you. you. >>> up next, the head of the dream defenders was supposed to join me live here. he's going to talk to me on the phone about what appears to be a turning point here in ferguson. something happened last night. we're going to talk about that. images of arrests and protesting have painted a picture of aggression and restlessness that we are not used to seeing here in the united states. we'll talk about that as well. in new york state, we're changing the way we do business, with startup ny. we've created tax free zones throughout the state. and startup ny companies will be investing hundreds of millions of dollars in jobs and infrastructure. thanks to startup ny, businesses can operate tax free for 10 years. no property tax. no business tax. and no sales tax. which means more growth for your business, and more jobs. it's not just business as usual. see how new york can help your business grow, at startup.ny.gov the last four hours have seen... one child fail to get to the air sickness

let's go to amanda in louisiana. amanda. >> caller: hello? >> amanda, how are you? >> caller: oh, hey, jim. boo-yah! >> boo-yah back at you. >> caller: thanks, jim, for all your help. i've made a lot of money. >> yes, thank you. >> caller: i want to continue to do so. tell me about the ticket simple imbn. what do you think? i already own 200 shares. >> already. speculative motion sensor play. a lot of people don't like it. a lot of people see the cries cities it's going to be in. i'm not against it as long as you know it is speculative. this is not one of those companies that has a long history of paying dividends and we don't have to worry about it. it was rough out there. i know that. the market has figured it out. russia and ukraine aren't as front and center as they should have been. otherwise, you would have seen green and not the sea of red. target, panera, what's the one thing in common, seeing red? ease seeing money on the tree. sha chart week. #chartnado. show us the patterns you found. we might feature you right here on the show. stick with cramer. >> anno

. >> reporter: amanda blackhorse defeated the washington redskins back in june. >> and it seems likehey're not budging. >> reporter: on thursday, the redskins rewound the game clock on their decade-long legal fight to keep their name. a lawsuit filed against amanda blackhorse and other native americans sends the case back to trial court. >> they're more and more coming up with these different tactics and antics to try to convince people that they should keep their name. >> reporter: in june, a federal board cancelled the team's trademark registration. that potentially wipes out the value of the redskins logo and other team logos on merchandise and other products. the board ruled the term "redskins" was disparaging to native americans. >> it seems like they're very headstrong on keeping their name and fighting this to the very end. >> reporter: in thursday's lawsuit the redskins argue the team is being deprived of its first amendment right of free speech as well as its property rights. in a statement an attorney for the redskins said we look forward to having a federal court review th

amanda learned when she took her to the vet and had to euthanize her.he says she found a bowl in her yard. >> to be honest i couldn't believe it. i couldn't believe someone would do that at all. >> reporter: amanda also had a chihuahua and soon after she got this rescue rotweiler named gracie. things were quite until this happened two weeks ago. >> i found a good size meat bone with meat in it thrown in my yard. and then last weekend a pig foot in my yard like fresh from the butcher meet and everything. >> chief sawyer says they had a person of interest in the april death of bella a neighbor who complained that the dog was vicious but there wasn't enough evidence to charge that person. >> because of the history and the prior event, we're taking this as a credible act and mak making sure that we'll be in the area and making sure no other animals are hurt. >> reporter: police are not sure if the incidents are related. in the meantime they're asking neighbors to report anything suspicious. dawn? >> all right, thank you shawnette. >>> there are new developm

amanda and liz, thank you both for being with us this morning. >>> we're going it take a short break. but we're going to show you extraordinarily devastating flooding in the west where the unbelievable pictures were taken. listen to this. this was in arizona a round of heavy storms could be on the way. we'll have a live report next. look at those images. time for the "your business" entrepreneur of the week. four years ago mike started seeing more and more paddle borders on the rivers and lakes in his hometown of bend, oregon. wanting to ride the wave of the trend. he opened stand on liquid. a paddle board retailer and manufacturer. he hasn't had down year since. if i can impart one lesson to a new business owner, it would be one thing i've learned is my philosophy is real simple american express open forum is an on-line community, that helps our members connect and share ideas to make smart business decisions. if you mess up, fess up. be your partners best partner. we built it for our members, but it's open for everyone. there's not one way to do something. no details too small. amer

msnbc.com's amanda sacuma is there. thank you so much.irst off, captain ron johnson has called for peaceful protests in the daytime and for people to stay at home at night. it your sense that people are listening to that? >> you know, we already have crowds starting to gather here along the streets. small crowds doing as the standing orders say, to remain off the street and marching along the sidewalk. and that is how it continued throughout yesterday and on into the evening. but around 10:00 p.m., that's when things started to turn. and that's been the story so far here. as nightfall comes, we see more crowds coming in that are not our regular daytime protesters who are part of this mainline protest, but rather the crowd gets increasingly younger and increasingly more rowdy as the night continues. >> amanda, how is holder's upcoming visit being received? >> you know, many residents and observers here from the protesters to the attorneys representing the brown family have been calling for the federal government to come and step in. and it

according to amanda and joanne who know all things in that world out there, celebrities are taking belfies, which are self-portraits of their back -- >> their butts. which is disgusting. they're hiding in the corner. they're the ones that introduce this. bunte, backne. they showed us. >> and so women are going in and spending tons and tons of money on butt facials and butt massages and they started laughing at us. tammy did, our executive producer. like, what else? who would ever do that. >> she said, who gets bottom massages? excuse me. have you had sciatica? we both immediately said yes. >> i need one right now. i gave jenna a little -- >> that looks like a mom butt that you're massaging, i've got to get to the gym asap. look at your face. was it that terrible? >> you know what, tammy, you gave it -- >> look at your face. >> i ham it up a little bit. you hit that spot. i do have to go for that sciatica thing. >> when we get -- if we get a massage, we don't mind a butt massage. a butt facial? ridiculous. >> not by a man. have you had a man massage you? >> yes. i like that. strong. i like

. >> reporter: amanda is playing with new puppy gracie and 13-year-old coco, her dogs. after items were thrown into her backyard. >> i think that someone is trying to tim date me. i don't want to say that it was the prn that poisoned bella, but it's possible. >> bella is her 1-year-old rottweiler, someone apparently killed bella with food laced with antifreeze. so make it more difficult, she replaced the low metal fence with a tall vinyl one and installed a camera. and someone, you can't see who tossed in a meaty bone and a pig's foot. >> we'll conduct stops and make sure the people belong there. >> she froze the pig's foot and hopes to find a lab to see if it's poisoned or not. i need to find a place where they can be tested, if there is anything on them trying to harm my new dog and chihuahua. she is baffled as to why someone is trying to cause her distress. john rawlins, channel 6 "action news." >>> hundreds of workers are rallying to protest the planned closure of an atlantic city casino. about 400 trump plaza workers are there and the protest comes after trump ente

amanda curtis replacing walsh on the ticket.dmitting he plagerized his masterthesis. >> republicans are hoping to pick up enough seats to take back the senate. if that happens, it may be due to more than president obama's sagging poll numbers. demo graphics could change it in november. good to see you, larry. >> nice to see you, too. >> we'll talk about specific races, what kind of a shift are you seeing that could be pivotal. >> and the map for the senate races, ed, matches up for the republicans nicely with the demographic shifts in states that favor them. we talk about virginia and colorado and other states moving toward the democrats, there is a countermove toward republicans. west virginia, open senate seat. arkansas hotly contested and louisiana, same thing and kentucky and montana and south dakota. they are all states that are actually becoming more republican over the last 20 years and match up with the senate map this year and that is a big plus for republicans. >> montana is shifting hard against the democrats after th

amanda butler, your mother suffered a medical emergency in 2013 on a carnival cruise. and as i indicated, probably passed away from a lack of adequate medical care. >> senator rockefeller, members of the committee, i appreciate the opportunity to tell my mother's story, to share what we have learned and to offer recommendations from our perspective an effort to assure that no other family will go through what we had to experience. my mother experienced a catastrophic health event on a family cruise april 18, 2013. she subsequently passed away on may 4, with the cause of death listed as an inoperable brain injury. she was a woman who loved life, loved her family. she had a generous heart. she was a faithful and devoted wife and mother who was there to nurture her children, support her husband and provide care and kindness to many individuals in our community of columbus, mississippi. in fact, more than 800 people came from the community to her visitation. we ha have just returned from a short excursion on april 18, passed through security and were planning events for th

. >> reporter: amanda sanders, a celebrity image consultant, has had the procedure twice. >> i wish i could do it every day. once i did it for an event. and the second time was for a vacation. >> reporter: could the person you within on vacation with, could he tell they were deflating? >> at the end, it really didn't matter. >> reporter: the 24-hour boob job is not without controversy. or risk. >> anytime you make a break in the skin, with a needle or a scalpel, there are risk of infriction. >> reporter: dr. rowe admits while there's some risk of inflecti inflectii infection, the only thing he's seen is minor bruising. then, there's the cost. if you break it down, it comes to about $100 an hour. the average, more permanent breast lift was roughly $4,200. but price isn't an issue for caylee. 20 minutes later, she's ready for her night to remember. he's definitely going to notice? >> for sure. >> reporter: she's grateful for the extra boost of confidence. this is one of the many instant makeovers on the market, helping to make plastic surgery a $12.6 billion a year industry in the u.s.

amanda mckenna is one of them. >> yes. we're working with amanda mckenna now. that is really working both online and in traditional media. we think that is the great benefit of youtube. it is a massive promotional platform for talent like amanda and sarah and it opens up the opportunity to work off of youtube on television. >> thank you so much. we will be back in two minutes on in the lieu bank." -- in the loop. ♪ >> time for the global outlook. we want to focus on the situation in iraq. have continueds to push back islamic state forces over the past 24 hours. our correspondent recently returned from that world where the fighting is occurring. >> last week, i was very close to the mosul dam. the fighters have pushed even further west of the dam and have taken a few villages and every captured a couple small oil wells. that is very significant. a lot of these companies are sending back some of their personnel. >> that is one positive development. slightly. >> i would say so, yes. >> you mentioned the islamic state group and their retreat into syria. how are the

also part of this, i want to bring amanda from msnbc.com. she has been watching that game at normandy high school. it's the season opener. and amanda, you've been speaking with some of the parents there. you're relating to me a little bit earlier how they're thinking about michael brown. >> exactly. we just approached halftime here. many of the families and supporters here are bracing for the shade in this hot summer heat. but the parents of the players here are saying that the michael brown tragedy is doing a lot to bring the players closer together. it's been given an opportunity for the coaches and educators to channel any type of unrest or any type of frustration that these students are feeling into a way where they can speak out and feel they have a safe environment to really talk about their feelings and talk about what they're doing. and so one parent said that his son who is a defensive here, he said that his son is playing his heart out for mike brown tonight. so really it's this feeling of community coming together in this summer h

. >> amanda was at zoot in miami and the cub started following in a moat and the female lion pulled out cub and amanda said all the other lions licked and cleaned and comforted the little lion. >> right place at the right time. a future in this business. a future in this business. >> working together! >>> now, a look at the forecast. we start with the winds. we have 15 miles per hour wind at fairfield and less than year. that is why we are not seeing quite so much of a breeze this morning. if you are driving to work especially headed westbound we have a small craft advisory if you are thinking of getting on a boat and heading to the northern san francisco bay, san pablo bay, through the delta, the same areas that had the small craft advisory the last couple of days and 3:00 to 9:00 and winds at 15 to 25 good news, not so foggy and close to normal temperatures, mainly cloudy and cool and dry pattern will hold on and so will the seasonal temperatures through the extended. a couple of areas of low pressure with high pressure over the pack, typical pattern with winds from high to low pressu

amanda, good to see you. >> reporter: good to see you. >> how have things changed, what have you beenng in the community about holder's visit? >> the community was really glad that he came here. he and president obama have gotten a lot of credit from the community here, for launching an independent investigation and for condemning the actions of the ferguson police who sort of were using heavy handed tactics and haven't really released all the information and have frustrated people here on the ground. so the fact that he came here, he listened to the community's concern, people were really happy with that. >> and on the subject of police tactics, one incident got a lot -- i will bleeping kill you, only before another officer steps in to calm him down. the st. louis county police department announced yesterday that officer involved has been relieved of duty and suspended in definitely for his inappropriate behavior. have you noticed a definite change in dynamic between police and protesters there? >> i was standing there for that. and i was really impressed that that one officer recogn

. >> this is a famous story, amanda birdman chairman of the planning department, and commissioner oflanning commission, chairman of that, as well. some body who -- the producer or the writer saw her story, in a profile,. >> right. >> and decided this life would be the perfect life for you to inhabit. >> yeah, a good parallel because i think you have to be -- >> it is only partly her life >> started as an economist then changed it to her life. >> she is more glamorous. >> well, she is beautiful and glamorous. she is smart, i think it is an occupation that requires not just statistics it is about numbermaking sense of things but also about the heart and when i have sat with amanda before she does go and feel the site she says it is about going there and feeling it and understanding it and the people all around not just about getting all the papers and the zoning and you know, it is -- so we needed that. we needed that to heart and the mind to be working together or struggling at all times and also the choicethe streets the paths that we take gave us a really nice metaphor. >> how about

amanda, let me talk with you. you were in the mist of this last night. you had captain johnson saying small group of people he believes from out of town. no protest were injured. officers were injuried. you had the president saying there may be some people small group of people trying to take advantage of this to create havoc and break the law here. what are you seeing there today? especially as it relates to the small group of people we're being told is responsible for so much violence and chaos still. >> you know what we're seeing on the ground right now are a number of residents who are taking to the streets and cleaning up the remanents of the protest from last night. you see many residents in orange jackets walking around picking up trash and really getting the movement started for the day of protests. tvm during the day we see the main line supporters who are typically supporting the brown family, supporting justice, and they're doing more traditional protesting. but as nightfalls, that is when, as you said, we see a different crowd. it shifts to a

(disparos) >> amanda tiene 14 aÑos dispara desde chica como sus padres y su abuelo. >> siempre estamosl para nosotros. >> pero para muchas madres mezclar niÑos con armas no es normal. >> me espanta, no permitirÍa que le enseÑen. >> para quÉ y por qué. como quiÉn dice que vamos a estar enseÑando que los niÑos empiecen a hacer... criminales. >> le pedimos una opiniÓn a quienes defienden la segunda emienda la asociaciÓn nacional del rifle no hizo comentarios. >> justamente acerca de este tema preguntamos a nuestra audiencia desde las redes sociales si creen que tendrÍa que haber un lÍmite de edad. se preguntan por quÉ una niÑa practicaba disparar. muchas gracias a todos por los comentarios. pueden escribir cada dÍa con la etiqueta noticiero univisiÓn. >> un estaba acusado de la muerte en diciembre de 2012 de un hombre que atropellÓ y mató a dos de sus hijos. >> david barajas recibido con aplausos por familiares y amigos tras ser declarado no culpable del esencial ato del conductor ebrio que atropellÓ sus hijos >> tenÍa paz en mi corazÓn pensaba en mis hijos. me siento que estÁn conmigo. >

you're a married woman, amanda. those boys we half your age. and you're a married man. and you've had girls on the side for 20 years. how is that different? because i'm a man! that's how. (chuckles) so, you admit it. friends see you organizing your little volleyball tournaments with your boy toys. it's shameful. it's embarrassing for a man of my stature. (crackling) (audience gaspind g anscreaming) you're under arrest, mr. collins. three counts of murder. it-it was just meant to be a bad accident. i guess you can't control the power of mother nature, can you? take him away.  i'm sorry. how did you find me? well, i noticed some missing clubs in your bag, and i figured you might be here, blowing off some steam. i guess that's what detectives do, huh? figure everything out. we try to. hailey, your dad is going away for a while. he... killed them? my dad? and i think you should come home. for what? to be with my mom? she did this. she made it all happen. (scoffs) hailey... your dad acted alone. if mom acteder age, it would all be normal, like everyone else's family. your m

msnbc.com's amanda okuma is live. yesterday coming off of there's night we were talking about what a sea change it was both in the tone of the police, the response from the crowds. now this morning on the break of friday night the headlines are a little different. can you take us through exactly what happened in ferguson overnight? >> reporter: exactly. even throughout the day yesterday, the protesters were largely peaceful. people were gathering even as they heard from officials the official name of the police officer who was responsible for michael brown's death. but as the night turned, as did the protests. many of the protesters out there were -- it split into many different factions at a point. there were several protesters who came out later in the night. now, remember, this is a friday night. the crowd was getting increasingly younger as the night went on. and then shortly before midnight was when police officers were said that they -- the objects were being thrown at officials and as rocks and potentially plas

the toll of stress a certified financial social worker, amanda, watching that, you feel so bad for her. is that possible that this is just all stress from work and showing up in her body this way? >> absolutely. stress takes such a toll on our bodies, an especially chronic stress from our immune system to all of our headache symptoms and back aches, digestive issues. it's not uncommon at all. >> you see this a lot where people actually have physical symptoms of just being stressed with not having enough money or being stressed at work? >> absolutely. reported. >> so what should people do about it in what can you do about it? we all have to work. most people have financial problems or financial concerns. >> well, there is a real continuum. so something can be veristressful. a lot of us experience normal stress around money. but then, at the extreme end of the continuum, of course, it starts to have a negative effect on our health, on our relationships, et cetera. so the first thing that one should do is really make sure that you are clear about what's happening in your financial life. s

thank you >> hi, i'm amanda i've lived in san francisco for my entire life and my family for one hundred years i'm in favor of home sharing my family didn't participate it opens up an entire market of travel so people can stay in a specific part of town mike like a downtown area. again a lot of people that wouldn't represent out a single room in their apartment would be willing to give out a one-room to support the local community when you host someone from out you have outing town they interact with the local neighborhood in a personal level. one thing i want to comment on there's been a huge gap between the negative and positive reactions with the experiences with b and b and all the case where there is a lot of money coming up i believe if it's moneymaking there's more of a benefit to regulate it rather than shutting it down entirely when something works i dotting downtown want to get rid of it it should enrich