sometimes we get it wrong. thank you for being part of "the real story" today and every day this week. i'm gretchen karlson. have a fantastic super bowl weekend. see you back here on monday. shepard smith is going to report live from the fox news deck. hi, shep. >> thank you. might the american exchange student amanda knox have to return to italy to serve decades in prison? one day after the italian court or whatever it was, upheld her murder conviction. and did her former boyfriend try to make a run for it? it's bad for the biebs when the guy coming to your defense is the crack-smoking mayor rob ford. and the story behind this remarkable photo of north america's mayor. so let's get to it. >> good friday afternoon to you and yoursto shining sea. first, quite a sight this bunch.

is this miss italy? i don't believe so. amanda knox says there is no way she will good back to italy without putting up a fight. that after an italian court once again found the american former exchange student in italy guilty of murdering her dead roommate. the prosecutor said was part of a drug-fueled sex game. yesterday reside verdict set the stage for a potential legal tug of war. amanda knox served four years behind bars for the killing of this woman, meredith kercher, knocks' then roommate in great britain. the case became a sensation, calling her foxy knocksy, and the prosecutors claim knox and her boyfriend stabbed, slashed the roommate, during a late night of drinking and drugs. an italian appeals court overturned the conviction saying the evidence was bad. the police botched.

i. so knox came home to seattle so close to being off the hook, but not anymore. amanda knox says she watched on television with us yesterday and as the court reversed themselves again. she flew straight to new york to tell her side of the story. she spoke on "good morning america" about the moment the verdict came down. >> my fiction -- my first reaction was, no, this is wrong, and i'm going to do everything i can to prove it is, and i felt very determined and my family felt very determined. but it was only on my way here i really got my first cry. >> that from gma on abc this morning. now the case raises all sorts of legal questions, like whether italy can force the united states' hand and put foxy knoxy back in prison. we'll get some answers to that from a former judge, kenneth delveccio. first let's get to jonathan hunt with the latest. this an emotional interview.

>> emotional and dramatic. amanda knox saying, at one point, quote, i'm not crazy and said she was absolutely stunned when she heard the verdict. he said she is a victim in all this and she said that she will fight extradition to italy every step of the way. listen. >> i will never go willingly back to the place where i -- i'm going to fight this until the very end. and it's not right. and it's not fair. and i'm going to do everything i can. granted, i need a lot of help. i can't do this on my own. >> an interesting development today, too with her ex-boyfriend, rafael, police discovered him in a hotel six miles from italy's border with austria a, leading to

speculation he was trying to flee the country. his lawyer says not sow. his pepperdine -- passport revoked. >> what do meredith kercher's family says. >> her tour and brother were in court when the verdict was read, and this morning they held a news conference. they asked about potential extradition of amanda knox back to italy. not surprisingly shay said it should happen. >> i imagine it is a difficult precedent if a country such as the u.s. didn't choose to go along with laws that themselves uphold when extraditing convicted criminals from other countries. it probably leaves them in strange position not to. >> they released all they want, shep, is justice for meredithmer kercher. >> let's bring in kenneth

delveccio, has been a prosecutor and judge. there's another appeal. doesn't involve a trial but the judges go before an appeal and if she loses that, then there's this matter of whether to extradite here. will italy seek an extra addition? >> first of all it's not definitive that italy will seek an extra addition. it's extremely likely they will. there is precedent in the omar case back in 2003 about 22 united states cia agents kidnapped him, allegedly, from the country, and italy, in absentia, convicted all 22 of them but they didn't seek extradition. that said, here i think they're going to because in the vast majority of the other cases they do. >> you have to have cooperation from the host state if you will, and in the united states, there are those who suggest that under our laws, she faced double jeopardy and you don't have to do that. it's a great area but it's there. >> i'm going to tell you absolutely under no circumstances under united states law and the treaty itself

should she about extradited. why? the treaty, 1983, was agreed upon in a compact with other countries has article 6. and article 6 says specifically where there's double jeopardy there is no extradition. now, some legal analysts like allen -- wrongfully conclude that the italian government deems there has not been a final resolution to this case, it's not double jeopardy. that's wrong, though. the proper scope to view this new under is the united states law and this its double jeopardy. >> when meredith kercher came back here there was wide belief the second trial would find her not guilty. they had dna on a knife but a knife in her apartment. >> look, the evidence in this case is woefully inadequate which is a hole rope why politically the united states will not extradite her. you have a case where there's no

audio or visual evidence, no eye witness testimony. really no physical evidence in this case. the -- her dna, the boyfriend's dna have the been found incredible. there's nothing here except for a confession she allegedly gave to what i deem a very corrupt prosecutor. >> she said she was pressured at the time. i guess there's one more step and then we'll know. thank you. >> if italy does demand it should in the united states send amanda knox over there? we'd like to hear from you. tweet us or leave a message on our wall on facebook. we may read your comments. then there's congressman michael grimm with the standard sort of staten island sendoff, i'll break you in half and throw you over a balcony. but will not face charges after he blew up at a ny1 reporter. a reporter with the cable news channel here asked the

congressman about a campaign finance description that has when up in the papers and that's when congressman lost it. >> [bleep] >> i'm trying to help you. >> no. [inaudible] >> i'll break you in half like a boy. congressman later apologized to the reporter. the capitol police investigated and have decided to close the case. but congressman grimm still does face an ethics investigation and a lot more, and for him this is far from over. are you ready for some football? why the super bowl coaches hugged it out, not rob ford style but hugged out, a couple of days before the big game, and we'll talk to joe buck, on the deck, coming right up. [ male announcer ] this is george. the day building a play set begins with a surprise twinge of back pain... and a choice.

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>> 48 hours from kick off of super bowl xlviii and with all the take on the -- all the attention on the players-today was the coaches' turn to speak but no trash talk. >> take individuals and you try to paint a picture of where you want to get to, and i think this is the pinnacle of it. unlike different levels of football, that's only one happy camper at the end. >> the fact we made it here and our guys are handling it well is a statement they've been listening but we still have the game to play.

>> no mention of throwing ducks. afterwards the two guys hugged it out. go figure. with us to break down the game, cleatus, the robot -- wait. >> i like what you've done with this place. >> they spent a little money. >> this is great. >> thank you. what do you say? defense wins this? peyton? >> i see that as being a stalemate. everybody talks about number one offense and defense, and peyton manning against the defense. i think the other side, those two are so good they might end up playing to a draw. >> any concerns that russell wilson finds the state bigger than he is? don't see any sign of that. >> i'm so impressed with that guy, and i was last year. he is just mature beyond his years and told us earlier in the season, something his dad told him when he was a 15-year-old kid, whyot now, russell? so he stood up in front of the

team and said, why not us? we're as good as anybody, maybe better than everybody. there's a confident bunch. >> everytime i leave the tri-state area, people are like, why are the they holding the super bowl in the frozen tundra? are you hearing that? >> everybody wants to gripe. let's just understand that. and i'm one of the great gripers of all time. but i'm so happy the game is here. everything is bigger and brighter when it's in new york, and now the weather is going to be nothing. from what they say, it's going to be upper 30s, 40, and it's the nfl north arena football. >> and dry, which plays to peyton. >> i think so. i think if the weather was bad, if what cold, rainy and windy, i think that hurts peyton, helps the ground game of seattle. now i think this gives a little lift to the denver broncos. >> i wonder from your meetings what are your other story lines in the greatest cornerback is

one of them. >> i really like that guy. >> i like him, too. >> we sat down with him yesterday, not only him but the other guys in the secondary, and he doesn't back down from what he said. i think he has handled it very well after the fact. he called at it learning experience, that he made it more about him and not about the team, and i think that's what he regrets. buttoned that, i look at him as the best corner in the game, and i look at him as guy who is confident, and those guys sat in front of us yesterday and said we cannot wait. we can't wait to show the world. >> people in pittsburgh would have a gripe with that. i wonder if that matchup, that duck is going in that direction at opportune times. >> realize that when richard sherman talked to us before the last game, he mentioned crabtree specifically, and the game ends with him making that play on crabtree, and now if denver is

throwing into the wind and the ball wobbles agent built, don't think richard's eyes won't light up. >> see you there. >> it will be great. come by and say hi. >> begins at 9:00 in the morning. chris wallace is doing fox news sunday there and he had everybody, roger goodell and his children and everybody. so make sure to watch. kicks off super bowl coverage that goes until the wee hours of the morning. >> folks are talking be the redskins. ronalder goodell defended the knickname saying they're the redskins and presents it in a, quote, that honors american indians. officials say it's offensive, compared to the n-word. roger goodell has been talking to native american leaders and most people he says want the redskins to keep their name. we'll see.

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it's new year's day on the chinese lunar calendar. folks around the world celebrating the year of the horse. we got some great pictures. this is beijing in the wee hours of the morning on new years. the capitol city. then hong kong, a nighttime parade with floats and lanterns. this is the philippines, manila.

another chinese new year celebration, chinese lyon dancers hit the street as folks light fireworks on the ground. and then, finally in malaysia, quieter scene here, monks going to worship at a temple in kuala lumpur. new year's day on the lunar calendar. celebrations set to take place here in new york city. so whether you live here or just in town for the super bowl, catch the celebrations on sunday at manhattan's chinatown. there are five chinatowns in the five burrows of new york city, and a big one in brooklyn so it's always a good show and fun. >> the teenager who survived half mile fall from a skydive has made great progress in a recovery. that's according to her mother. her daughter is leaving the hospital at the university of oklahoma today a week after the fall. her parents say the 16-year-old will continue her recovery back home in texas at a rehab center near dallas.

>> her nose -- she said everytime she comes in there she wants to do something more than she did the first day. >> she wants to progress everytime. that's her own goals she sets. >> the mom says her daughter is in a lot of pain and hasn't been speaking very much. trace gallagher is here. do we know what happened here? what went wrong? >> reporter: mckenzie's father says her chute never fully deployed, kind of half opened and she just kind of spiraled down to the ground. but the guy who owns the skydiving center says the chute did fully deploy and the 16-year-old never followed her training guideline. some experts dispute that saying the chute was on a static line, was supposed to automatically open that and all she had to do was ride it down but the family says mckenzie is feel something psychological effects because of this. listen to mom. >> she has dreams that she -- night mare. >> -- she screams out different

things about what was going on. i know it is going to be there. it's just that she doesn't feel like talking about it yet. things she has actually said while she is sleeping that make me want to cry. >> she admits she kind of panicked and didn't deploy the initial chute and then pull her backup chute. >> what about skydiving regulations? >> none there are none. that's the problem. this is thing is self-regulated and you go to most skydiving centers and they require you to be 18 years old because when you sign the waiver, it's legally enforceable. the reason that the family took mckenzie to oklahoma frock them home in texas is because they allow you to jump at 16 in oklahoma, and it was her 16th 16th birthday. now, the united states pair -- pair shooting association sets up guidelines and 'jumpers and they're not mandatory and not

governed by the state, but because of this dent some lawmakers are now taking this up and trying to change that to see if they can get some type of regulation, at least? state of oklahoma. >> trace gallagher, live in los angeles this afternoon. emergency workers responded to a close call in california after a car crashed right into a baby's bedroom. happened the other day in lake view, 70 miles to the east of l.a. the baby's mother says she was sleeping near the crib when that car suddenly plowed through the fence and through a wall. her father says he heard it all from the next room. >> i was asleep, and woke up to the sound of a vehicle coming through the bedroom wall, and all i heard was screams. not a pleasant way to wake up when you hear screaming and a car horn that is way too close. >> it was a nudge. police say the crash did nudge the crib with the baby inside, but the dad says his son is fine

and didn't cry. the mother is fine. the crews took the driver to the hospital and police sale she may have been speeding. police in italy say they found a stolen bloodstained cloth that belongs to pope john ii. it was inside a garage. cops say crooks last weekend broke into a church in the mountains and snatched a crucifix and that relic, the gold and glass case contained part of a blood-stained garment that the former pope wearing during an assassination attempt. investigators said a say tannic cult may have been possible. police reportedly said two of the suspects did not understand the value of the relic. they at any time know what they had. experts say it could be worth a whole lot more in a few months when the catholic church is set to declare the late pope a saint. >> just a little while ago during commercial we were looking at tmz and we were seeing that looks like justin

bieber is leaving canada on his private jet and coming down to the united states to go to the super bowl here in new york. and then just a couple of minutes ago we got word from our friends at the new new york post that justin bieber's plane has landed at teterboro across the river, landed, and. the it had an odor, and they're holding it. chapter three, page 12 of the bieber saga. that's up next. u're saying i cat at&t's network with a data plan and unlimited talk and text for as low as $45 a month? $45 a month. wow...no annual contract. no annual contract. no long-term agreement. no long-term aeement. really? really. ok, so what's the catch? there is no catch. ok, i'm obviously getting nowhere with you. i'm gonna need to speak with the supervisor. i am the supervisor. oh, finally someone i can talk to. [ male announcer ] it's not complicated. new smartphone plans starting at $45 a month, with no annual contract.

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>> more headlines. investigators say they found body parts stuffed into garbage bags on a road northeast of detroit, and the sheriff there says they believe the remains came from the same person. they're now looking for a woman who may have dumped the bags. the sheriff adds another bag with clothing and paperwork turned up this morning but not clear if the or two relates.

>> peace talks are set to end as the syrian civil war wraps up. the immediatality said the sides have found also common ground. activists said 2,000 people died in syria while the negotiationses one underway. >> a small plane skidded off a runway in san jose. federal aviation officials say the brakes failed but everybody got out safely. >> justin bieber apparently has landed and his plain is stinky. hang on.

>> time to scrub the poop decks. for the second time in a week a cruise ship has returned home with sick passengers. the cruise company says that's not why the cruise returned home. the company claims it was the fog. the caribbean princess. nearly 200 people onboard got painful symptoms from vomiting

to diarrhea. >> they did the correct thing, a lot of people were upset because they didn't get to stop at belize and because they just were upset. they wanted more money for their hotels. but they should be glad they got back here. >> well, of this, of course just one day after a royal caribbean cruise ship came home two days early. more than 700 passengers got sick on the explorer of the seas. federal health officials suspect norovirus is responsible. as for the latest ship, officials confirm. in case your wondering how common this is there were 40 outbreaks in the past three years. that's according to the centers for disease control and prevention in atlanta. casey stiegel is live. i wonder whiff the conflicting report why the ship came back early. >> it is really weird.

the cruiseline is basically telling the media the early return had absolutely nothing to do with the fact that people were throwing up and stuck on toilets but if they're is an upside the toilets wore working. remember the carnival one where the toilets were broken. will, princess cruises, opened by carnival, says this was because of weather. they said it was supposed to be foggy in houston this weekend, possibly too fog for the ship to dock so they came back early but as the more than 31 passengers and crew members disembarked and started talking to news reporters, apparently some were told different things about the weather forecast. >> we planned our whole trip around belize and when they said you can't go through bows of fog, we wondered how you fig outer precipitation five days ahead. give me a break. >> so too foggy in belize or houston or a bunch of sick people. we report, you decide. >> what are they wanting

compensation-wise here? >> well, they got stay on the ship also longer after they had already reached the shore. that's a present. right? got to houston at 9:00 last night but couldn't get off until about 7:30 this morning. but then the cruise line says they were going to be paying for people's hotel accommodations if necessary and be given a 20% discount to be used toward a future cruise and now we're told the ship will be scrubbed and sanitized, of course, before it sets sail, which the cruise lynn says is supposed to happen tomorrow. they better check the weather forecast about that fog. >> yeah, i guess so. good to see you. thank you. now to the bieber story. we found out -- america's bieber was up in his native canada, eh, and while he faces charges in miami and toronto, but i guess he decided to go to the super bowl socks chartered a jet -- so

he chartered a jet and his father and buddies are there and i that i go fly to new jersey, where they're going to threatened private jet, and apparently that happened, and then now we get word from the new york post, look at this. it's here. this is the cover of page six right now nor new york post. justin bieber's jet stopped for pot. when i first read that i'm thinking maybe bieber landed somewhere in new hampshire to pick up some weed, but that is apparentsly not what his headline means. it means they landed at teterboro, and when they opened the doors it was a cheech and chong kind of thing because either they have lots of weed in there and you can smell the green week or they were smoking pot on the plane and you can smell that. one of the two. so they've held justin bieber's private charter jet on the tarmac at teterboro, and the drug dogs are going to sniff

around. the post reports it's not clear whether bieber is onboard, but tmz reported he chartered the jet, was going to the super bowl. we got word from toronto he was on it and left. so unless they dropped him off in new hampshire, this is but the latest legal problem for him. now a fellow canadian is coming to his defense. none other than toronto's own crack-smoking mayor, rob ford. birds of a feather. he is a councilman -- here's a councilman tickling the mayor at city hall yesterday. it's probably that -- joely old el of. he denies he tickled the mayor and claims it was a football move. the mayor is a regular guest on a sports show. the host called justin bieber canada's worst export and asked mayor ford if he could lock the pop star in his basement. the mayor who knows about bad

behavior said, and i quote, he is a young guy. at 19 years old i wish i was as successful also he was. he ills 19 years old. think back to when you were 19. hmm. mayor ford added he is not a believer and has never met the singer and prefers older music like l.e.d. zeppelin and rolling stones. bieber faces charges in toronto. it was said bieber was angry because the driver went play music loud enough. and miami beach is investigating one of the officers after bieber's dui arrest. they now say the officer is accused of trying to snap a picture of bieber behind bars and now this jet thing. >> thank you -- are you ready for this? a comedian. who better to bring on to talk about bieber. >> we'll see that football move at the super bowl. tickling.

>> i know that news 12 new jersey had their chopper over that. there was a white powder scare and those happen all the time now. but it was nothing to it can just baking soda. but the chop sheer hover over justin bieber's plane. >> my theory? bieber is doing it on purpose. i mean, they're all small infractions, misdemeanors, getting caught pot, drag racing 55 miles-per-hour. >> we got the gps coordinates. actual low going 27 in a 30. >> he wasn't going fast. but when the police come around, he wises off to them. they say if you take your hands off the car i'm going to arrest you. and he does that. he is a teen idol and the shelf life for that it short and he's trying to get some street cred to make him look like a bad guy. how smart is that? >> a smart move maybe on his part but instead he looks like a

little punk. >> that used to get you street cred but it's old. it's been done over and over again. i'm edgy now because i work clean. i -- lenny bruce, not him. >> what would be a better strategy for him? >> he should clean it up. this is what people like now. you have to do the opposite of what people think. everyone -- >> go kiss babies. >> yes. clean it up and comb the hair back down on his forehead and be cute. because then it's going to last longer. if he tries to be edgy, doesn't work anymore. we have seen it officer and over. >> he rob ford loves him so he has him in his camp, which is helpful. >> rob ford has to support him because -- what is he going to say? this kidneys trouble? then we're going to say, he is a hypocrite. he has to say -- what is the phrase -- there but for the grace of god. that's what rob ford has to shay in regards to justin bieber.

>> gateway drug,-ford is through the gate and around the world. >> he is tickled. >> eye witness news comes on at 4:00, and i'm guessing whoever comes on at 4:00, they're going to lead with coverage of justin bieber. that's what i would do. and then fox 5 news at 5:00 will come on and all day long we'll have bieber, boberer, bieber, the plane, and the smoke. >> that's what he wants. just enough to get him -- not going to get charged with a felony but now everyone knows he is a drug user, a bad dude or whatever, and he thinks it's going to help him, but it's over. justin, clean it up. >> it's a little over an hour flight from toronto. couldn't they go an hour without weed? >> you get restless on the plane. i want that extra pack of peanuts. >> i would like to know what

thecasterring call for the plane. this story is going to be here all day. anything happens, cavuto and baeir are all over this. who might the bring? gretchen carlson? this is big. >> bieber updates. >> fbi agents on the lookout for two guys they call the trash talking bandits. they took part the largest bank robbery in colorado. fbi officials there say the guys placed a barrel of a gun against the heads of the bank workers and made off with cash in trash bags while talking trash themselves. investigators did not say how much money the suspects stole and say the men are in their 20s, wore disguises, so for a all we know they might not be men. if you have any information on people with tragedy bags full of money, the party is at their house. it's been 28 years since the space shuttle challenger

exploded and killed all seven members on board. today nasa paid tribute to them and the victims of two other dollarss -- disasters that happened in the same week in different year. >> the man who was claimed he was lost atsee -- lost at sea for more than a year. really? wait until you hear how he survived lost at sea for a year. oh! progress-oh! [ female announcer ] with 40 delicious progresso soups at 100 calories or less, there are plenty of reasons people are saying "progress-oh!" share your progress-oh! story on progresso.com.

>> man who washed up on a pacific island claims he was lost at sea for more than a year, and that he survived by eating birds and fish and drinking turtle blood. that's what he says. witnesses in the mary shall island say they saw the man wash up in a small boat and was obviously starving help had long scraggly beard and was wearing only underwear. the man claims he left mexico in his bloat with a friend heading to el salvador in september on

2012. he crashed the pacific ocean until he ended up in the marshall islanded. he told rescuers his friend died at sea. he had a turtle on board the boat. one witness says the survivor was not in good condition. how many miles is that? it's 8,000 miles. so to recap, man says he floated 8,000 miles across the ocean, over a period of more than a year, survived eating birds, and fish, and turtle blood. news from the future. the story shepard read was probably not true. >> many folks across the country probably remember where they were when the challenger disaster unfolded. it's out in been 28 years since the spacecraft exploded after liftoff. all seven crew members on board died. today nasa remembers this and two other space shuttle disasters that happened around the same time but different

years. among the events a wreath-laying ceremony at arlington national cemetery. many of those fallen heroes are buried at arlington not far from the tomb of the unknowns. >> that's where the day began, and so many of our astronauts are and have been retired military as well. going back first to 1967, the first of the three nasa tragedies honored today. when small spark united a 100% pure oxygen inside the apollo i capsule on the launch pad. win an instant the entire capsule was in flames and within a minute ed white, roger chaffey, and gus grissom were dead. 11 years ago the columbia broke up over the skies. a fatal hole in the wing created during a launch from following debris breached the heat shield. killing all seven restaurants.

onan 28, 1986 there was the challenger explosion on a very frigid florida morning, 73 seconds into launch. an 0-ring in a booster rocket failed due to the cold weather, an enormous tv audience was watching because that flight included what would have been the first teacher in space, christa mcauliffe. after each tragedy it must be said nasa investigated, learned their lesson and then made changes, improving astronaut safety, and we as nation and nasa and our astronauts all moved forward. >> phil is live with us in south florida. thank you, sir. fox report now. more headlines from the fox news deck. a judge says the defense can see surveil vance -- surveillance video of a movie theater. a witness says the victim was texting his daughter during the previews. investigators say retired cop told him to stop.

they got into an argument, and the suspect shot and killed the man. the suspect says he fired in self-defense. >> firefighters think a gas explosion triggered a fire that damaged three homes in philly. two gas company workers went to the hospital with minor injuries and eight people had to find somewhere else to spend the night. >> two pens belonging to crew members from the plane that hit the pentagon on 9/11 are now the american airlines museum at ft. worth. a worker found them at a military morgue. officials could not figure out who owned the pens. >> nfl cheerleader who is going to be doing her job at the super bowl on sunday has a whole different kind of gig when chev is not at the stadium. the woman is in the united states air force. next, how she convinced her bosses to let her cheer on the sidelines. to prove to you that aleve is the better choice for him,

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seahawks and broncos players not the only folks getting ready for sunday. the cheerleading squads have been working hard all season. cheerleading is usually part-time job so many of the women also work in full-time jobs away from football. for instance, alicia. one of the seattle sea gals. it's her first season with the cheerleading group and took convinces from her bosses to do it because she is a first lieutenant in the united states air force. alicia says she told her bosses that cheering would be good torii -- good for recruitment because it shows women they can do so much more. lea is at the crossroads of the world with a great story on an american hero.

how are you, ha? >> i'm great. alicia tells me it's a dream come true to cheer in the super bowl and a huge part of her excitement is being able to serve her country and that's because the military has been a huge part of what has shaped alicia as a person. she joined when she was 18 and graduated from the air force academy in 2010, and says it has been very challenging, and you can see that here. she was crawling while blind-fold it, part of an air force initiation process. now she is a contract manager for the air force and knows that being both an nfl cheerleader and a military officer make her a natural role model. >> i would hope that girls would look at me and know that they can, one, be serving their country, and still be feminine. i love that i can be a sea gal and an officer in the air force. >> and as different as those two rolls seem, alicia says they

actually share the same discipline. >> you are wearing a uniform constantly. i go from wearing my air force uniform to my sea gals uniform, and i feel like i am always in the spotlight. i am held to a standard at all times. >> she says it will be a very special moment for her on sunday when the national anthem is played. she plans to be uniformed with the other cheer leaders but missing her hand over her heart rather than standing at attention as service members will be doing in the audience. >> very interesting. lea gabriel, it's busy over there in times square. >> it's busy. we're having a good time. >> good, enjoy. thank you. earlier we asked you for your thoughts on amanda knox and whether the united states should extradite here if italy demands it? and you did tweet. a lot. we don't know whether she has to be extradited. but when it comes down to it, should the united states send her over if italy wants her to be sent over?

>> we're getting a lot of texts. tx says, she should. and then amanda knox should be extradited. >> the concern here is texas investigator, that the united states would consider this to be double jeopardy. tried twice for the same thing but their laws are different. >> nicholas says, amanda knox is a free woman and under u.s. law. the constitution is clear on double jeopardy so to that point -- >> our lawyer says it's not a great area. amanda knox has rights and they need to be respected above government politics. >> thank you, ryan. we'll be right back. we use this board to compare car insurance rates side by , so you get the same coverage, often for less. [ rattling ] that's one smart board. what else does it do -- reverse gravity? [ chuckles ] split atoms? [ whoooosh! ] hey, how is that atom-splitting thing goin

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