amanda knox was going into her junior year of college. her mother edda recalls amanda, the fresh-faced 20-year-old intent on adventure. >> she was going to study abroad, going into college somewhere. she didn't know where yet. >> reporter: amanda would decide on perugia, italy. her sister deanna remembers when she moved into this house which she shared with three other girls, two italians and one british student named meredith kercher. why was she so set on that apartment? >> i think it's because of the people, really. it was close to the college and her roommates are the sweetest people in the world. >> reporter: but after only six weeks in italy, on the night of november 1st, 2007, amanda's overseas adventure would take a bizarre turn. amanda claims she slept over with her boyfriend, raffaele sollecito, that night. according to her, they cooked dinner at his house, smoked hashish and made love. on that same night, meredith kercher returned to the home she shared with amanda after watching a movie with friends. sometime between 11:00 p.m.

amanda knox was going into her junior year of college. her mother etta recalls amanda, the fresh-faced 20-year-old intent on adventure. >> she was going to study abroad, going into college somewhere. she didn't know where yet. >> reporter: amanda would decide on perugia, italy. her sister deanna remembers when she moved into this house which she shared with three other girls, two italians and one british student named meredith kercher. why was she so set on that apartment? >> i think it's because of the people, really. it was close to the college and her roommates are the sweetest people in the world. >> reporter: but after only six weeks in italy, on the night of november 1st, 2007, amanda's overseas adventure would take a bizarre turn. amanda claims she slept over with her boyfriend, raffaele sollecito, that night. according to her, they cooked dinner at his house, smoked hashish and made love. on that same night, meredith kercher returned to the home she shared with amanda after watching a movie with friends. sometime between 11:00 p.m.

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cnn traveled to perugia, italy, to sit down with the lead prosecutor of amanda knox. r three hours he answered our questions and his critics that he prosecuted knox with little evidence, that he played on emotions and rumor rather than fact and thab the linchpin of his case, is so-called confession of amanda knox was coerced out of a frightened college student. nobody hit her? >> translator: no, absolutely not. >> was she asked to imagine scenarios? so she's lying? >> translator: absolutely. you either see the person or not. i can't ask a person what he or she imagines. this question would make no sense. >> that's not all that wouldn't make sense because it turns out virtually everything amanda knox told her interrogators the night of her so-called confession was a lie. amanda knox in this statement told police she was in the house the night of the murder and saw her boss, nightclub owner patrick lumumba, and meredith kercher go into meredith's room, and she heard screams. amanda's statement adds, "i am very confused. i imagined what could have happened." police appare

cnn traveled to perugia, italy to sit down with the lead prosecutor of amanda knox. r three hours, he answered our questions and his critics that he prosecuted knox with little evidence, that he played on emotions and rumor rather than facts, and that the linchpin of his case, the so-called confession of amanda knox, was coerced out of a frightened college student. nobody hit her. >> translator: no, absolutely not. >> reporter: was she asked to imagine scenarios? so she's lying? >> translator: absolutely. you either see the person or not. i can't ask a person what he or she imagines. this question would make no sense. >> reporter: that's not all that wouldn't make sense, because it turns out virtually everything amanda knox told her interrogators the night of her so-called confession was a lie. amanda knox in this statement told police she was in the house the night of the murder and saw her boss, a nightclub owner, and meredith kercher, go into meredith's room and she heard screams. amanda's statement adds i am very confused. i imagined what could have happened. poli

amanda knox and raffaele sollecito were released. last year, prosecutors found the motion appealing those acquittals, called the ver dibltverdikts illegal. they looked at if there were procedural irregularities that would give grounds for a new trial but did not examine details of the case itself. the court's reason force a new trial will be announced later. amanda knox released a statement in part which says, no matter what happens, my family and i will face this continuing legal battle as we always have, confident in the truth and with our heads held high in the face of wrongful accusations and unreasonable adversity. that's an end of quote. even though the court has ordered a new trial, italian law cannot force amanda knox to return to italy. her attorney says, if she is convicted and if the conviction is upheld by the highest court, then italy could try to extradite her. i am arturo santiago, "today in the bay." >>> one of amanda knox's attorneys is going to be on the "today" show coming up. >>> it is 5:08 right now. following th

for amanda knox, 2011 was the year life began anew. the combination of four gruelling years spent locked away in an italian prison. following an appeals court ruling that freed her, knox returned to the u.s. relieved and thankful. but earlier today came an italian supreme court decision that all but ensures amanda knox's long fight for a return to normalcy will rage on. abc's neal karlinsky reports. >> reporter: even in a case filled with more twists and turns than a hollywood movie -- >> thank you for being there for me. >> reporter: the decision hit like an earthquake. at 2:00 a.m. back home in seattle, amanda knox, now a 25-year-old college student at the university of washington got the news that her life was about to take yet another painful term. >> she's shocked, she's very sad. it's a nightmare and she's really strong and ready to fight again. we will continue tonig fight. >> reporter: it was italy's highest court, the supreme court that made the stunning reversal. amanda knox will face a new trial for murder, though the exact r

the acquittal of amanda knox overturned this morning. knox overturned this morning. "tod "today." with matt lauer and savannah guthrie and live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> and good morning, welcome to " "today" on this tuesday morning. >>> i'm matt lauer. >>> we have received a statement from amanda knox about the decision of the supreme court to another trial is quote painful. >> michelle kozinski is in italy. >> well, most everybody we talked to said this is procedural, and then in court you saw the judges looking annoyed and tough on the defense and leaving many to wonder if this year's long case could really land back in trial all over again, and that is exactly what has happened. amanda knox now 25 years old back in college in seattle has been out of an italian jail for almost two years getting on with her life, but now the italian court says she and her boyfriend will be tried again for the murder of her roommate meredith kercher, british exchange student's murder.

>> climate change. >>> the italian supreme court rules that amanda knox must stand trial again in theth kerchner. at quital of knox and her then-boyfriend. raffaele sollecito has been turned over. it was painful to receive the news that the italian supreme court decided to send my case back for revision when the prosecutor's theory of my involvement in meredith's murder has been repeatedly revealed to be completely unfounded and unfair. i believe any question as to my innocence must be examined by an objective investigation and a capable prosecution. early their morning, i spoke with knox's attorney, ted simon, and this is what he told me about the ruling. >> there is no reason to believe that any further review will result any differently. keep in mind, there was no physical evidence against her. anything reviewed considered unreliable, inaccurate. insubstanti insubstantial. in the bigger picture, thighs charges just as unfounded, just as unjust as they were before. >> let's get to ben wedeman for more on this case. good morning. >> yes. good morning. that decision came out at exactl

amanda knox walked free from an italian prison and went to seattle. a court could decide this legal saga could start again. >> trace gallagher with the news. what happened at the hearing? >> we're told the hearing lasted five hours, and now we're being told the ruling could come down between midnight and italian time, the italian supreme court considering this case is only supposed to focus on the rule of law. in other words, the reasoning behind the ruling that set amanda knox free, and there is no new evidence, no new witnesses supposed to be considered. but courtroom observers say they did in fact go over all of the old evidence, including the knife and the bra clasp their did or did not have increme nateing dna. those in the courtroom say, this ruling could go either way. listen. >> i think if i had to place a bet, i wouldn't do it. there's just no telling how it could go. i saw body language on both sides that indicated to me, it could go this way, and then it could go the other. reporter: this is confident. there are no cameras allowed inside th

will amanda knox face retrial for murder in italy? we're expecting to hear the answer to that question tomorrow. the judges on italy's supreme court heard arguments in the case today. as you know, knox and her former boyfriend were convicted for the 2007 murder of meredith kercher, her college roommate in italy. they spent four years in prison until an italian appeals court overturned their convictions in 2011. amanda knox, who always maintained her innocence, then returned home to the united states. despite the appellate court's ruling, prosecutors do want to try them again. earlier tonight, i spoke with cnn's ben wedeman who was at the court in rome for today's hearing and the correspondent for the daily beast. ben, many expected there was going to be a ruling tonight. it looks like it won't come down until tomorrow morning, is that correct? >> reporter: that's right. we were told earlier today we should be expecting some sort of announcement regarding this verdict at 9:00 p.m. however, at 9:00 p.m., a judge came out of the supreme

top appeals court over turning amanda knox case. she served four years behind bars now this acquittal puts this into question ordering a brand new trial. she was found not guilty back in 2011. we will have more details as we come. >> a big day in the capital. they pick up the issue of gay marriage. kelly wright is live for us in washingt washington>> no matter what the justices decide in these two cases history is going to be made. these are supreme court cases that are being watched closely by people through out the country. some even braved cold temperatures to get into the court to hear arguments on same-sex marriage. >> it could be one of the impassable decisions they ever make in my lifetime. it was a no brainer to come down here. >> for me it was very important. it's a foundation of our society. i just wanted to come and see what is going to happen and pray and hope they rule in favor of marriage. >> the next few days they will determine if same-sex marriage is constitutional. they will focus on proposition number 8. they will

italy's supreme court ruling that american amanda knox should again stand trial for the death of her me down about an hour ago. knox spent four years in prison before an appeals court overturned her murder conviction in the 2007 death of meredith kercher. kercher was found inside their perugia apartment with her throat slashed. knox did not attend this hearing. cnn's ben wedeman is in rome with the very latest. you just talked to knox's lawyer. what can you tell us? >> yes. he was obviously very surprised by this ruling. they had been confident before they went in to the court yesterday that the acquittal would be upheld. this is what he told me. we're joined by the lawyer for amanda knox. what is the reaction to this? >> well, first of all we thought that the grounds for this decision for the supreme court to reinstate the case were not there. but after the decision was yesterday, we suspect that something was going in the wrong direction. so we're upset. but at the same time we're looking forward to seeing the motivation. we don't know what are the motivations behind this decision a

a story, italy's top appeals court overturning amanda knox ordering a new trial. revisit a case and we are going to do it again? >> it doesn't surprise me. that is italian system of justice. it's unlike the united states where the fifth amendment precludes being re-tried on the same charge until you get a conviction. unfortunately in italy that is system. issue becomes now when and if she retried, will she go? she would be insane to go back to italy. and "b" could she be extradited back to italy for punishment in case of conviction? so the simple answer is, it's up to the secretary of state. there is a treaty with italy and the united states governing extradition. it's at the discretion of the united states secretary of state whether or not a person goes back. >> brian: does the knox family fight this in abstensia? >> hundreds of thousands of dollars making that determination right now. by going with a lawyer does that confer jurisdiction on amanda knox even though she doesn't appear? if a lawyer appears would that hurt her? or this a country roo court, i have my

american exchange student amanda knox should face a new trial in the murder of her roommate. knox was not there for today's ruling. she's been living in the united states since her murder conviction overturned a year and a half ago. her attorney says she is unlikely to return italy. but her attorney in the united states says not so fast. >> it's not within the legal landscape at this particular time. we have to await the directive of the supreme court italy and then see what the appellate court does. as i said before, you know, they -- amanda and her family will scrupulously abide by the rule of law, and they are not required to appear for those proceedings. so let's not get ahead of ourselves. let's just see what happens. and we fully expect, because these charges are totally unfounded, they are totally unju unjust, and we expect that she will be exonerated as she was before. >> paul call an, cnn legal contributor and former prosecutor who now works in private practice. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> can you believe this was happening? >> we thought we were finished wit

amanda knox spend four years in prison for the crime until she was found not guilty and amanda knox saidthe acquittal overturned is painful and prosecutor's theory is completely unfounded and unfair. >>> her kidnapper is still on the loose but an 11 month old baby is safely home with her mother. that rescue came nearly five hours after the abduction prompted an amber alert. it was prompted from an suv that was stolen. her mother came out with her baby expressing joy to everybody. >> i want to say thank you to everybody who pray for my baby, the police department, my baby is okay thanks god. >> they are still searching for the baby's kidnapper. they are looking for a white or latino woman after the baby disappeared. >>> they are looking into this new controversial technology. law enforcement agencies have patrol cars with special cameras that can scan with cameras. this has led to privacy concerns and even a lawsuit by the aclu. >>> taliban is claiming responsibility for a suicide attack that killed five police officers an injured five others. it happened in jalalabad -- jalalabad. kerry

amanda knox spend four years in prison for the crime until she was found not guilty and amanda knox saiding the acquittal overturned is painful and prosecutor's theory is completely unfounded and unfair. >>> her kidnapper is still on the loose but an 11 month old baby is safely home with her mother. that rescue came nearly five hours after the abduction prompted an amber alert. it was prompted from an suv that was stolen. her mother came out with her baby expressing joy to everybody. >> i want to say thank you to everybody who pray for my baby, the police department, my baby is okay thanks god. >> they are still searching for the baby's kidnapper. they are looking for a white or latino woman after the baby disappeared. >>> they are looking into this new controversial technology. law enforcement agencies have patrol cars with special cameras that can scan with cameras. this has led to privacy concerns and even a lawsuit by the aclu. >>> taliban is claiming responsibility for a suicide attack that killed five police officers an injured five others. it happened in jalalabad -- jalalabad. ke

this morning a stunning reversal in the acquittal of amanda knox as she now will have to face an entirely new trial. more than 18 months since she was freed and after serving four years in a perugia jail both knox and her then-boyfriend rafaelle sollecito are now back to step one. both families' worst nightmares. >> she's shocked. she's very sad. she thought this was the end of a nightmare. but she's also very strong in the sense that she's willing to fight again. >> reporter: the knox family released a statement saying it was painful to receive the news that the italian supreme court decided to send my case back for revision. back in 2011 defense lawyers and experts revealed how evidence was contaminated or poorly handled by forensic teams. [ speaking a foreign language ] >> reporter: and successfully argued their release with knox flying home to seattle and sollecito to southern italy. but the prosecution hit back, demanding a retrial. arguing to the supreme court that the acquittal was a rare mix of violation of the law and illogicalness, saying the judge who acquitted them had quote l

also, the senior legal analyst jeffrey toobin in the court today and a legal watt that will amanda knox she'd won put her case backs in play. italy's supreme court as you know ordered a new trial for the killing of knox's roommate. amanda knox's lawyer joins me tonight and insists not much changed and there's misunderstanding of what's happening. he says there was no evidence. there is no evidence and there never will be evidence against his client. those stories and more at the top of the hour. >> see you in a few moments. >>> now our fifth story "out front." bright young things. that's a new ad campaign for victoria's secret pink line. officially marketed toward young women, college-aged women and some of the models look, you know what? let's be honest. more like girls and the panties being advertised by -- that is an awful word. by pink 'em blazened with words like dare you and wild and call me. that has some parents seeing red. "out front" tonight, radio host stephanie miller and our contributor. the suggestive underwear, i showed everyone, doctor. we bought this today. the bright y

they're trying to retry amanda knox for murder. pellate court overturned her conviction for stabbing and killing a british student meredith kercher back in 2007. the one-day hearing could also free knox of slander charges. that would open the door for her to successfully sue her accusers. ben wedeman is live in rome with the very latest. ben, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, poppy. the court session has begun. they are looking at 14 different cases today, and amanda knox's case is case number nine. so we may be waiting for some time to hear whether this court decides this is the end for amanda knox's legal ordeal in italy. or it could be the beginning of yet another sensational trial. an emotionally overcome amanda knox is led from an italian courtroom moments after learning she was free at last. the murder conviction against her and former boyfriend raffaele sollecito overturned on appeal. that was october 2011. they had spent four years in prison for the 2007 sexual assault and murder of her roommate, british exchange stud

what are the chance that's amanda knox will be extradited?: if you ask experts, really there's no total agreement on what will happen because, after all, it hinges really on an agreement between the united states and italy, and there's a legal side, and then there's the political side. amanda knox has been back in seattle for a year and a half. >> give them some time. give them some time. >> reporter: trying to live a normal life. so does tuesday's decision mean she has to return to italy? >> the question of whether she'd have to go back to italy for a trial will come down to how the extradition treaty between the united states and italy is construed. >> reporter: former federal prosecutor david loughman says, if amanda knox had been convicted and acquitted in the united states, she'd be protected by double jeopardy, which prevents a defendant from being tried for the same crime twice, but it happened in italy, which has a more flexible legal system. so italy could, he says, ask the u.s. to extradite her. >> that doesn't mean the united state

it's been more than ape year since amanda knox was cleared of murder charges in italy. legal drama is still not over. >> prosecutors will argue her murder conviction should be reinstated. joining us is niki baptiste. following since the beginning. thanks for joining us. what is the hearing about? >> the final step in the legal process. a big day for amanda if the supreme court decides to uphold the acquittal, she can move on with her life. if not, they go back to a retrial and the case is heard again and it could drag on for years. >> really incomprehensible. there really is a chance. do they think it is a long shot that they would say come back and do this all over again, take two? >> her lawyers, her family, amanda, they believe it is a long shot. a good chance it will be upheld and over after six years. >> how is she doing, a ton of stress, how is she handling it? what has she been up to since the acquittal? >> she is anxious for today's hearing. it is her life still in their hands. she spent the last year writing. lots of time with her family. her new boyfriend. and

amanda knox was not in court for today's six hours of arguments. this is video.prosecutors want the judges to over turn the acquittals of amanda knox and her ex- boyfriend in the death of her former roommate. they had been convicted of murder originally. she moved back home to seattle where she wrote a book. >>> tomorrow the city counsel expect expected to -- expected to approve a incentive to keep samsung in the area. right now the facility is 200,000 square feet but they want to expand to 680,000 square feet. it trumps an offer to texas to expand there. >>> in 2 minutes, ktvu channel 2 news was the only one there as a child in a stolen car is found. we have team coverage on how police located her and the technology more and more are using. >> and the plan to make the switch eto clean energy sources. how much it could cost and -- twitch to clean energy sources, how much it could cost and who it would effect. >>> complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00 p.m. >> i am julie haener. >> i am ken wayne. a baby girl is safe

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if the judges decide to retry amanda knox, it is unlike delay she would be extra dilted.her ex-boyfriend who also did four years in prison still lives in italy. so, for him, he could end up back in court and back in prison. in fact, his lawyers were the only ones to show up for today's hearing. the family of the victim meredith kircher claims the judges should never have released amanda knox and her boyfriend arguing the aquintle was defective. jody diarias murder trial took another turn for the bizarre today. at one point the prosecutor asked the defense psychologist if he he had feelings for the defendant. the woman on trial for stabbing her ex-boyfriend 27 times shooting him and soliciting his throat. feelings for her? that psychologist had testified that based on his findings jody dia.o. -- arias tried to avoid thoughts and feelings and said that was one of the reasons why he diagnosed her with prost traumatic stress disorder. the prosecutor pointed out that the defendant had agreed to not one but two television interviews which aired on 48 hours. wait until you hear

sex, murder, a young american woman studying abroad in italy. >> and we all know the name, it is amanda knox. the case back in the spotlight. italy's supreme court is now considering whether or not prosecutors can actually retry her again. >> yeah. knox and her boyfriend you'll remember were convicted and then later acquitted of killing knox's roommate. ben wedeman now updates us on where the case stands. >> an emotionally overcome amanda knox is led from an italian courtroom moments after learning she was free at last. the murder conviction against her and former boyfriend overturned on appeal. that was october 2011. they had spent four years in prison for the 2007 sexual assault and murder of her roommate, british exchange student meredith kirjer. knox and meredith had been studying language and culture. knox's tearful return to her family home in seattle washington seemed like the end of her ordeal. but it may not have been the end after all. the prosecution is demanding a retrial and will appeal the conviction before the italian supreme court in rome. the wheels of italian justice howeve

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when amanda knox and her boyfriend was arrested four days after her roommate, meredith kircher was found did. the in december of that same year both were found guilty of murder and sexual assault. knox watt 26 years. her boyfriend got 25. in october of 2011 they won their appeal, both acquitted. that brings us up to today when italy's highest criminal court overturns the acquittal. ordering a new trial. she could get double jeopardy which we don't have here. bill: meantime the parents of amanda knox, receiving a trial of their own. they were charged with defamation after italian police officers claimed their reputation was damaged when amanda's parents told a newspaper that their daughter was physically abused during police interrogation. a hearing was canceled last march after some witnesses failed to show up. here is what they had to say on the day amanda was allowed to go home. >> this has been a very long four years but we couldn't have made it threw it without all of you people out here that supported us. >> it is because of the letters and the calls and the, just amazing support at

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at the moment, there will be dismayed for amanda knox's supporters. the italians cannot force her to return. she could be tried in her absence. if she is ultimately convicted, italy could demand for extradition. americale believe that would send her back to face more than two decades behind bars. >> get ready to hear all the details of that case all over again. a quick look at other news from around the world, the syrian opposition has been given the country seat at the arab league. they have used up its nt to call for more international support including more patriot missiles. at least 40 people have been killed in burma in clashes that began last wednesday. the violence was sparked by an argument between a buddhist couple and the muslim owners of a gold shot. this suggests that of the writing is going closer to iran during. is considering banning skype. the regulator would like my train of the services. if the companies do not comply, they will be shut down. the free services are hugely popular in saudi arabia. banks are still shocked in cyprus. com

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no evidence against amanda knox. zero. here she sits in seattle.ly getting used to her life and she has to deal with the case all over again and the kind of media attention -- >> that's what happens when you kill people, anne. too bad. >> let me ask each of you quickly before we go. the bottom line question which is, she was tried, appealed, found innocent after jail time. in the united states, once you're done in the system, you can't be tried again for the same crime. the united states will have a decision. forcing her to stand trial or go to jail if that's the verdict or not? extradite or not? first to you, anne. >> definitely not. it's not just the double jeopardy. we have it. they don't. the lack of facts and goes in to an extradition. luckily she will stay here. only good news. >> wendy? >> look, she is obviously never going there because she should be convicted and deserves to be convicted and whining about i'm not going back and will be tried and found guilty. there will be an extradition warrant issued for her and i hope this country has t

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we begin with illustrationly's highest court overturning the acquittal of amanda knox. as you may know ms. knox from seattle was convicted of murdering her2 1-year-old roommate meredith kercher in perugia, italy back in 2007. in 2011 while she was in prison italian appeals court overturned the conviction and she was released. she quickly returned to the u.s.a. today another italian court has overturned the acquittal saying amanda knox must be retried. here now attorneys and fox news analyst kimberly guilfoyle and lis wiehl. this is chaos in italy. they have different laws than we do they can try 18 times on one count. we can't do that here. is there anything to compel her to go back to italy? >> no. we would have to grant extradition to the italians. we're not going to do that. >> bill: who is we? >> the u.s. government. >> bill: the state department. >> the state department would have to say yes, we are going to send her back. >> bill: why are they not going to do that if she is a murderer. >> title 6 says if someone has been acquitted. we are not sending them back beca

many people thought that this legal drama was over for amanda knox.upreme court in italy ruling that she needs to be retried. so it is here we go again. amanda knox is a student at the university of washington, just finished the winter quarter at the uw. getting ready to release a book next month. here are more chapters for maybe the next book, brooke. >> jeff dubois, that book coming out next month. what timing. thank you so much for me in seattle right now. ♪ >>> want to make sure you saw this clip before we get into this. this is a clip from "friday night lights." this is buzz bizzinger, he's best known for writing the book for inspiring that show. he's make something news for admitting to an addiction, not talking gambling, drugs, alcohol, i'm talking shopping. talk about his habit here that cost him $600,000, just about, in three years. in this feature article, quite a read, in "gq", admits he owns 81 leather jackets, 75 pairs of boots, 115 pairs of leather gloves, most of those from high end fashion house gucci. he released the statement to nbc