amanda took her first steps towards making that dream a reality in 2010. that's when she got a call from the robot's creators, asking her to be a test pilot for new technology, she travelled to headquarters in the san francisco area and took it for a test run. how did it feel to stand and look at people? >> the first time i stood up i went home and i cried hard, in all honesty. these were emotions that i had been dreaming about. i felt so good in my body. i slept hard. i wasn't in pain. total ending steps. >> this is exo's headquarters, where the magic is made and pereffected. robots like -- perfected. here robots are put their their paces giving those paralyzed a chance to do what they were told was not possible. nathan is a cofounder and an inventor. it was developed for the battlefield, as a device to help distances. >> there's a problem in the u.s. military with soldiers getting injuries through large loads they carry. we were helping to develop exoskeletons to carry the back back and the weight of a vest. the breakthrough was creating a robot supporti

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the chief danger here is not from a propagandaist like amanda taub.s the entire internet climate. americans are often presented with information that's false libelist and distorted in the extreme. there are no journalistic standards on the net. few web sites even have editors looking at it they just post this stuff and walk away. fortunately, many americans believe what they read. and, therefore, there is danger to the republic. if you know anything about history, you know that dictators both on the left and the right first controlled the press. the nazis and the communists put out a steady stream of dishonest garbage brainwashing their population. to some extent, that's happening now in free societies with the elevation of the net. and it's flat out dangerous. and that's the memo. now for the top story tonight. reaction, joining us from washington, former blogger matthew dust president of the foundation of middle east peace. and here in the studio he former blogger for the huffington post. where am i going wrong here? >> oh my goodness bill, the nazi

>> in our round table tonight howard fineman amanda turkel and clarence page. let's go to amanda. i don't get it. why would lindsey graham who is for immigration reform voted for it in the last senate why is he asking about the cost of deporting 11 million people? is it because he wants to encourage it or discourage it? >> lindsey graham has never been for deporting everyone and it's unrealistic. i hope it's the lindsey graham who is bringing it up to show what a ridiculous policy it is. it would cost too much and logistically it doesn't work. >> howard? >> i think that's probably right. i think he wants to show the administration and its allies haven't even thought about what it would cost because they don't want to do it. >> hold me back. hold me back. >> right. >> i'm getting rid of the 11 million people. everybody knows they had all of the congress and senate and all of that they wouldn't do it. >> right. >> they've been there. >> the main point is she handled the whole topic incredibly smoothly and on point because she said look i read the details. there's no amnesty here. th

amanda, what are you seeing right now? what have you seen this morning?we still have snow filled streets and slushy streets here. if you want to make this trek by foot, it's still quite difficult to make it but we are seeing new york really start to wake up. there are people out walking their dogs. we're out here in greenwich village and many kids coming out. snow day, snowball fights this is kind of a fun time for them and they are able to come out. but sanitation workers have been working around the clock to make sure salt is spread on the ground and roads are being plowed. many of the major roadways are getting a lot of the snow out of the way. but when you get to the smaller side streets like the one we're on now, it gets a little bit bumpy but it's not too bad. we had some 2400 sanitation workers working. if you have -- live on a street or have a loved one living in the city and curious if they are blocked in or able to get out, there's an app you can go on to new york city has a plow nyc app that updates every 15 minutes and tells you which roads ha

the truth here is not from a prop propagandist like amanda taub. people often give information that is false in the treexextreme. few have editors even looking at it. they just post this stuff and walk away. unfortunately, many americans believe what they read and therefore there is danger to the republic. if you know anything about history, then you know dictators on both the left and the right first control the press. the nazis and the communists put out a steady stream of dishonest garbage, brain washing their population. to some extent that's happening now in free societies with the elevation of the net. and it's flat out dangerous. that's the top story tonight. reaction former blogger matthew doss former relation of the inner peace. and editor of the "washington post." where am i going wrong? >> the nazis had two vehicles to release their information. today we live in a world in which there are literally millions of ways to communicate different messages to different echo chambers. so people who want to know what to read and think will go to w

financial consultant amanda young says they are mainly interested in luxembourg's role as a gateway to europe and for the chinese currency. is on track to become the third-largest international currency behind the u.s. dollar and the euro. >> 2013, chinese overseas direct investment section were increased to 90 million dollars, more than 70% increase and because of the chinese companies they are going out, they also use their currency. and at the same time, the chinese government really wants to make their currency internationalized. they have to make that currency recognizable as a reserve currency. >> it's possible that it won't be long before amanda young can pay with this currency when she goes shopping in europe. luxembourg is looking to consolidate its role as a leading offshore center in the eurozone. it is already europe's islamic finance center. islamic banking shows interest of banks loans. >> luxembourg gets around that by buying real estate, for example, which is rented out. >> commercial real estate. that is mostly what we deal with. >> the bank of china's european headqua

so right now much of new yorking at a standstill. >> amanda quick question for you here. as it always happened in the northeast, during a storm. why isn't my street cleared? how do they go about deciding which streets they're going to salt and which streets they're not going to salt? one of the drivers and the organizers telling you at the salt depot. >> you know they have a predetermined plan that has already been mapped out. they know which route they're going. he this know where the heavy trafficked areas are, which one where the sewer connections -- it's a big deal about how much is a pileup so it doesn't overflood the sewer system. and there's a great app now online, it's a app you can go to plow plownyc. you're able to see which ones are getting plowed first, which ones are the priorities. here for example at the west side highway i can still see the cement and ground in many areas. and so they're really focusing on these heavily trafficked areas and making sure they're getting ahead of the snow and making sure they're able to clear the way so they can have other pl

hey amanda sorry to bother you, but i gotta take a sick day. vo: moms don't take sick days, moms take dayquil. vo: the non drowsy coughing, aching, fever, sore throat, stuffy head power through your day medicine. >>> okay, here's the thing. it takes a lot more than fine acting chops to transform yourself from the american hustler to the american sniper. for bradley cooper it involved massive weight gain rig use accent training and some real life hero worship. tonight, he opens up to my "nightline" co-anchor byron pitts. >> reporter: in this heart-pump heart-pumping, highly patriotic film -- >> don't pick it up. >> reporter: bradley cooper - >> drop it. >> reporter: does more than portray an american war hero -- >> are you chief -- >> yes, sir. >> reporter: he humanizes it. >> you saved my life. >> you did? >> yes, sir. >> reporter: chris kyle, the most lethal sniper in u.s. military history. 150 confirmed kills. the enemy feared him. his peers on the battlefield revered him. >> all these guys? they know your name. they feel invincible with you

amanda wilson is shark shield's general manager. she joins me from tampa. tell me how this works. >> shark shield is the world's only scientifically proven electrical deterrent. we have two electrodes and an antenna that trail behind a surf board. it produces a field that keeps them 15 to 20 feet away from the wearer. >> how did you test this and figure out that it would work? >> there has been a lot of testing done. it has been 25 years in the making. the original technology was developed out of south africa. they had a space of fatal shark attacks and wanted to look at nonlethal attacks. they started playing around with how to exploit shark senses. in regards to testing there istypically two different methods. one is suspending a large piece of tuna in bloody water and then turning the shark shield on and off and seeing whether it takes the bait. the second is towing a steel decoy behind a boat. >> does it hurt the shark at all? have you heard from animal rights activists? >> actually animal rights activists are quite supportive of it because it is a shar

investigators say amanda powletti used a waiting taxi as her getaway car. it happened this morning at a wawa in wilmington. >>> now to the jersey shore and a job fair that drew hundreds of people looking for work. bass pro shops wants to hire more than 200 people for its new store in atlantic city. that's welcome news to the thousands who lost their casino jobs. it continues until thursday. >>> next on "nbc10 news" at 6:00 -- nbc10's first alert weather, tracking snow moving through our area this time tomorrow. and it could turn into some problems for the afternoon commute. >> that's right. the timing for tomorrow's snow is critical. i'll have the latest track on when we can expect it and how much we could see. that's coming up in my exclusive nbc10 first alert forecast. >>> they're breaking in the door. >> frantic 911 calls shed more light on what happened when a man in a wheelchair shot and killed an alleged intruder at the jersey shore. >> do you have to shoot somebody in the head? can't you shoot them in the knee? >> why his family believes he never mea

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i want to bring in msnbc.com amanda who's at one of the city of new york salt depots. amanda thanks for being here. >> reporter: thank you reverend. >> what are you seeing at this hour? >> reporter: right now we're seeing a brief reprieve from the fat flakes falling earlier. this is the beginning of what's expected to be a long night. the sanitation equipment has piles and piles of salt. we've seen emergency vehicles come in load up and leave. they're putting down salt on slushy snowy streets of new york. city officials say they're dispatching 1600 vehicles to clear the roadways today. there is a fair amount of computer traffic going on here. city and state officials are saying they very much want people out of the roads by 11:00 p.m. at the latest tonight so that we have enough room for emergency vehicles to clear the snow and really come in and make sure everything is safe for everyone here. >> thank you amanda. thank you for your time this evening. >> reporter: thank you. >> let's get more from new york city. joining me on the phone is brooklyn brooklyn president ad

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we go to amanda who's with a salt truck. salt trucks that are so key, as you know, amanda to keep the snow cleared from the roads here. are they out and about? what are you seeing? >> hi richard. we just saw a fresh round of trucks here at the salt depot here in lower manhattan. the snowfall has been coming slow and steady but the bitter cold that's been coming up and really increasing. along the west side highway, and an hour ago we were unable to see the new jersey skyline across the hudson river. now it is all but disappeared. here as the trucks come they pick up up more salt as they go along in their routes. city officials say there's some 2300 vehicles snowplows and salt spreaders that will be deployed throughout the five boroughs. to think about it they will be covering some 6,000 miles of road here over the night. if you want to have an idea of whether or not your neighborhood or roads are getting plowed the new york city has an app for that. if you go on-line, the city has a plow and icy app. it refreshes every 15 mi

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[ applause ] >> thank you, my name is amanda prescott and i am a staff member of the youth leadership institute and i am here to express my support for the proposed density policy, all youth receive the same education about the harmful effects of tobacco use, but for some reason the environment they live in shows reality that it is okay to live in an area saturated with outlets that far exceed that of affluent communities, and all that you learned in school about the harmful effects of tobacco use will only benefit affluent youth who don't have to walk past multiple outlets on the way to school or just walking down the street, this is a public health issue and a social justice issue and an issue that we need to practice what we preach when we are talking to young people about their health. i believe that now more than ever, through the partnership with merchants who care deeply about the youth and the communities of san francisco, we can advocate to make it a healthy place, please support this policy, thank you. >> hello. my name is malina san ders and i am representing the bay view d

i could feel myself getting a bit weaker and i actually mouthed to amanda, i love you. figured i've at least got a chance to say something right. >> you live there for a very long time and you expect to see a lot of armed soldiers and armed -- just coming up the ramp. that's what we were expecting but that didn't happen. >> in the absence of an official rescue plan, a handful of plain clothed please decided to answer on their own. >> we were anxious to see if we could serve some lives. >> i could not understand. i told them what are you guys doing. i said we are going up. >> follow corporal -- up the ramp. at that stage i didn't even know that there were people up there. i felt very angry. i felt disgusted with the killing that took place there. in that day, i found tears dropping from my eyes, dropping like a crazy man. we need ambulance! we need ambulance! >> simon beltcher had been bleeding for two hours by the time help came. >> my survival depended on getting to the hospital asap. >> a popular radio host with seven months pregnant. she opened her eyes and i said, n

burden's wedding--well, she was amanda paley--amanda mortimer, actually, and she was marrying carter burden. and i ran out of my fourth-floor walk-up apartment very quickly and photographed the wedding. and then george gave me a ride back to new york, and i've been photographing him ever since, as a trapeze artist, as--in every incarnation. c-span: what's the arrangement you have with your subject? if they love your photo and they want it, do they buy it from you? >> guest: they can. i go in saying that i will give them picture approval. i want them to like my pictures. i feel that it's a collaboration between them and me, which is why i don't work on assignment for magazines. once in a while, i do. and then i will usually print up anywhere between maybe 10, 20, 25 photographs--prints and i will send them a selection of prints, usually as a present. i'll send them some of the color pictures, often in small frames--as a gift, as a thank-you present for letting me do this. and i will sometimes send them contact sheets if i think they would be interested. but usually, if they just call

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msnbc's amanda is live in lower manhattan where she's been following what looks like a salt truck in front of you. no? >> exactly. hi, craig. nice to see you. we are here in lower manhattan. last night was actually -- it was at a stand still. it's a very unprecedented site to see in new york the city that never sleeps is suddenly just completely empty. but now we're starting to see it slightly wake up seeing people out on the streets and cars are driving by. that's thanks in large part to the sanitation workers. there's some 2400 of them out here on the streets. we're behind one of the some 500 salt spreaders that are going across. if you look at the streets now, they're pretty clear in many of these large thoroughways. instead of more snow, we're seeing a lot of slush, a lot of ice. and right now it looks like it's mounting. but this salt that they're spreading now is really crucial to make sure that when it's supposed to go below freezing later tonight, that there aren't any accidents of any sort. but this really is unprecedented in having the city public transportation shut down.

amanda wilson is shark shield's general manager. she joins me from tampa.this works. >> shark shield is the world's only scientifically proven electrical deterrent. we have two electrodes and an antenna that trail behind a surf board. it produces a field that keeps them 15 to 20 feet away from the wearer. >> how did you test this and figure out that it would work? >> there has been a lot of testing done. it has been 25 years in the making. the original technology was developed out of south africa. they had a space of fatal shark attacks and wanted to look at nonlethal attacks. they started playing around with how to exploit shark senses. in regards to testing there istypically two different methods. one is suspending a large piece of tuna in bloody water and then turning the shark shield on and off and seeing whether it takes the bait. the second is towing a steel decoy behind a boat. >> does it hurt the shark at all? have you heard from animal rights activists? >> actually animal rights activists are quite supportive of it because it is a shark conservatio

officer amanda meyers spent her 12-hour shift looking for distracted drivers and people behind the wheel after drinking too much. officer meyers thinking people are getting the message. >> people know we go out in full force, try to support someone another. don't want to leave anyone out there alone in an unsafe situation. >> reporter: unlike the san jose police department, the chp did not require officers to ride with a partner. instead officers reminded to be on high alert and they're still out there this morning. across the bay area people braved the cold to ring in the new year. >> happy new year! >> if you weren't in san francisco to see it, this of the fireworks show. we have more on the celebrations from the water's edge. >> my family, i took them out. they mostly don't come out but i was let's go have fun. >> watch fireworks, get drunk and go upstairs and go to bed. >> reporter: people all over the bay area are bundled up from san francisco, ready to ring in the new year. boulevard is booked. chef nancy oaks is looking forward to a successful 2015. >> 2014 went by so fast. i don'

certainly can say that he didn't try >>: in san paulo amanda shot during a robbery that people have caughtpe that now the family speaking up about what happened after the shooting. two armed men shot the victim at a market in san pablo. the man died because it took too long for him to get help the police took pictures and the fire took into the wrong hospital and always being investigated. >>: neighbors are surprised that robert came in to this neighborhood quietly and it brought the house with a gun >>: i ask my neighbor was going on and she said someone put a gun in her face and took everything >>: this type of crime is unusual on this quiet street >>:in san francisco plywood is up here at the front entrance of the wells fargo museum after thieves use a stolen s-u-v to smash in the revolving door at around 2:30 this morning. three masked suspects then stole gold nuggets from the display cases.while one held the security guard at gunpoint. they then got into another car and got away. police say about 4-10 ounces of gold was stolen.valued at less than 10 thousand dollars. .none of the nugg

>> amanda moniz, national history center. she was involved in the three progressive eras. but she grew up in the populist era. i was wondering if you could say more about her experiences in the relationships she had during the populist era, given that her parents were not supporters of the movement. >> she was so young. there is little evidence -- i wish i had more evidence of what she overheard. i wish i knew what she overheard as a child in nebraska, which is, of course, one of the main places for organizing and leadership of the populist movement. the fact is, i do not know what she heard, or who she knew, and that kind of thing. i will tell you -- as i see it i do not see populism and progressivism is very distinct at all. i see them as part of -- as much more continuous than different. as i say in the book, i don't know whether it was because she overheard and became convinced of populist commitments and values as a child, or if it was the staying power of the ideals of the populists that explain her absorbing them later. if you look at the list of populist demands, i

i am john seigenthaler with amanda.america tonight" is next. . >> after a while, the intelligence service decided there was no more risk because there were other priorities at the time. >> america tonight in paris, on what french intelligence knew and shoff known before the charlie hebdo attack. also tonight, it is a small

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ed woodward and his wife amanda join us now.k you for having us. >> what a wonderful story. the tillman foundation founded in 2004 it's provided scholarships to more than 345 veterans. how has it impacted your lives, how has it done? >> it gave me hope after i got injured and when i lost my plane and my career and just it allowed me to realize that i wasn't as broken as i thought i was. so like it gave me the ability to like forward with my wife and we -- like i started chasing a dream that i shared with my brother when we were young. >> and shared with amanda. i want to bring in nfl kicker jay feely. he was really moved. nice to see you. >> absolutely great to see you. thank you so much. >> you have something to tell him. >> well, i want to thank you, welcome to arizona. welcome to arizona. i want to thank you for your dedication and your service to our country. my brother who is at the air force academy right now, i appreciate everything you guys do. but you should go to the super bowl, don't you think? >> dude. >> i think --

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. >> to see what they're going for, watch amanda augusto transform before your very eyes. first met her, she was 17 and about to graduate from high school. >> looking for jeans. going to italy. >> trying on clothes she never managed herself wearing. >> tell me what you see in the mirror? >> i see a beautiful girl. >> with a little help from what used to be called a girdle. >> what's the shaper for? >> what it does is it brings the woman's figure in. >> one to four inches? >> yes. >> her courage is boosted enough to try on a dress for the first time since she was 6 years old. >> i felt like the girl who is like the perfect friend or something. and maybe this will you know hopefully get me like a date or something. >> maybe you can be the perfect girlfriend. >> check out your daughter. >> my baby. >> looking good. >> business is booming. doubling in just two short years. fashion to figure is reaching a generation of young people whose obesity rates have tripled in the last 30 years. just as the plus size share of the fashion market has spiked. >> critics say isn't this celeb

this is amanda shaw who is up here, knows a thing or two about new orleans. when we roll into this city, i feel like we've done it pretty well the last couple of years. first of all, happy almost new year's. >> thanks for coming to new orleans. >> thanks for having me in your beautiful city. i'm sighing some fireworks. we're about ten minutes away. >> we've got a big crowd here. >> you have been playing music for how long? >> since i was 4. for 20 years. >> was your violin teeny, tiny. >> a quarter size violin. >> can you explain to people who have never been to new orleans, in the soul in the dna is muse nick this city. >> oh everything is so great here. it's not just the music. it's the people here too. it's the place. you can tell everybody, too, as you've been here all the apartment doors are -- >> i've been hanging out with perfect strangers. >> that kind of place where everybody's doors are open and you're more than welcome to always come over to my house and have some drink and some food. it's that kind of place. >> would you mind playing me a little t

hey amanda sorry to bother you, but i gotta take a sick day.yquil. vo: the non drowsy coughing, aching, fever, sore throat, stuffy head power through your day medicine. >> larry: that's all the time we have for tonight. i want to thank our panelists soledad o'brien, john leguizamo mike yard and mauricio claver-carone. they are still arguing right now. finally, last night i asked you to help me keep it 100 on twitter. as always, the questions poured in. remember, i don't get a chance to see this question until right now. okay. give me the question. tonight's question comes from "at andy torrey." (laughter) would you rather take a steaming hot shower with castro or have obama punch you in the dick? (laughter) i'm taking a shower with castro okay? that's what i'm doing! keeping it 100! (applause) follow the nightly show on twitter to find out what we have planned for monday's show. until then, goodnightly! ♪ (cheers and applause) ♪ i'm going down to south park, gonna have myself a time ♪ ♪ friendly faces everywhe

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amanda berry is there with lots of star power and lots of people want to see it? is. >> yes, and some with oscar and emmy kree den shalls, and we are half a block from the crew so that the lights don't ber fear with the filming. the shooting could go on with the crew until 6:00 a.m. >> you can see that we are excited. >> reporter: a slice of college after knew was in berkeley was taken back to the '80s and '90s. some of the cars were replaced on the street, and the license plate even was exchanged and the extras had to wear clothing and airstyles that were not in fashion. >> my dad said that about it and he said in berkeley, it is not probably huge, because they only film the big movies in l.a. >> reporter: but it is big. because the movie concentrates on the early relationship of steve jobs played by michael fasbender, and michael elliot played by seth rogen, and the only other movie star we saw tonight was jeff daniels. even though the movie fans could not get too close, the overnight shoot at the restaurant la medicine drew the seth rogen fan s s. >> i loved to

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delaware state police say amanda showed up to the wilmington wawa in taxi van. they say she left her one-year-old daughter in the taxi when she went inside and told an employee she had gun and she wanted money from the register. police tracked down that taxi in question. the driver had no idea were was going on but he did know where she lives thus her arrest. >>> in bucks county, police arrested a father of a tacony-palmyra-year-old girl they say he preyed on her friends at a sleepover. two girls have now come forward. police think there could be more victims. fox 29's dave kinchen is live in bensalem township. dave? >> reporter: lucy police very concerned about this here in bensalem in fact they are reaching out to parents. they want the parents to talk to their kids and see if there's anything they need to report to police. david huebsch seen here leaving court after being arraigned on children charges he molested two, 10-year-old girls after sleepovers at his house. nothing said just silence. bensalem police got a tip from parents of a 10-year-old girl who sa

chp officer amanda meier is ringing in the new year with a 12-hour shift. >> tonight, working, 101 from 92 woodside road. >> reporter: a beat she is familiar with and tonight may be busier than most. >> i think everyone knows that we usually go outen full force. >> reporter: every officer out there is looking for distracted drivers and those that got behind the wheel after one too many drinks. while she is looking out for safety of drivers, she is also focussed on the safety of fellow officers. >> i mean it's like a brotherhood i guess. like -- like try to support -- one another. you know don't want to leave any one out there. alone in an unsafe situation. >> this year officers safety has become an even hotter topic. after increased threats against police agencies nationwide. before tonight's patrols, every chp officer was warned to be extra vigilant. >> the parking lot up ahead on your right. >> tonight this driver is being pulled over for speeding. >> any form of identification. >> the beginning of a long night for officer meier. >> i think everybody sometimes makes a mistake. hopeful

police track down the suspect, amanda paulleti at her home earlier today. she was arraigned shortly thereafter and we are told she is now behind bars. >>> still to come tonight one family fights back after an unthinkable tragedy. >> i started screaming, i started screaming, i started running and he just kept driving. >> a little boy is hit and killed by a school bus today his parents took their fight to court suing a local school district and the bus company. >>> and plans for a papal visit are taking shape what we have learn about pope francis's trip to philadelphia in september including where he may meet with some children kathy? >>> in weather quiet for tonight but all eyes on the clipper bringing us snow by tomorrow afternoon, we will talk about what to expect with this and two more chances of snow after it, for the weekend and next week, details coming up. hi beasley. >>> flyers host penguins tonight with both teams struggling but fly guys have an edge in the series ovulate coach beruby talked about his team's need for a big victory heading in the all