interview on italian tv where sollecito admits he has questions about knox's behavior the morning kircherabbed to death in the apartment the two girls shared. he and knox had spent the night together at his apartment. knox left to shower at home. when she returned, sollecito now says she appeared very agitated, telling him it appeared someone had broken into the apartment and also that she had found blood in the bathroom. rather than call police, knox showered and went back to her boyfriend's. sollecito in that interview on italian tv and played on nbc news now suggests it was odd. >> translator: certainly i asked her questions. why did you take a shower? why did she spend so much time there? the reporter later asks, what answers do you give yourself? and sollecito responds, i don't have answers. >> reporter: at the time, the two had been dating about a week. amanda knox is downplaying any suggestion her ex-boyfriend is distancing himself from her. she posted on her blog a recent e-mail exchange received from sollecito where he writes quote i don't want to be punished for nor have to cont

>> the guilty verdict is little consulation to meredith kircher's family.fter nearly seven years of controversial evidence and testimony they now say they may never know the truth. >> nothing's, of course, going to bring meredith back. nothing will ever take away the horror of what happened to her. the best we can hope for is, of course, finally bringing this whole case to a conclusion, you know, and a conviction and everybody can then move on with their lives. >> there's one more appeal left. italy's highest court. there is going to be a decision. the final conclusion could still be a way off. amanda knox says she will fight. >> there are people who know better than i do the way these systems work and -- and the way that there was this entirely preventible thing that happened that was systematic, and i really hope that -- that people try to understand that like when you have over zealous prosecutors and when you have a biased investigation and coercive interrogations like these things happen and i'm not crazy. >> that, of course, is her side of the story.

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this comes when meredith kircher's family decided to throw knox behind bars or send her back to italy. her brother telling a british newspaper this. she should be locked up while the process goes on. i don't understand why a convicted criminal is not in custody. the decision to extradite knox will be made by secretary of state john kerry. so far he's not commented. >>> and as mentioned it is not just super bowl sunday, it is groundhog day, the first time the two days have ever happened at the same time on the calendar. and in just one hour, we will know if punxsutawney phil predicts six more weeks of winter or an early spring. he'll use his shadow, that means six more weeks of winter. no shadow, warmer weather is headed our way. we'll take you live next hour when phil is ready to make that big prediction. >> i believe phil. i'm just going to say that flat out. >> 100%, huh? >> groundhogs are awesome animals. i also believe rick reichmuth because he's an actual meteorologist. just for his accuracy. >> it is a very scientific process that punxsutawney phil goes through. he looks at the