the high court ruling cleared knox and sollecito.x responded with a post on her blog saying i'm grateful that the italian supreme court has filed opinion and declared my innocence. i will now begin the rest of my life with one of my goals to help others who have been wrongfully accused. >>> new york city's west indian parade marred by violence and governor cuomo's aide was shot in the head. a fourth person fatally stabbed. the police say the cuomo staffer carey gabay was caught in crossfire between two rival gangs. >>> a muslim flight attendant is accusing her employer express jet, of discrimination. claiming she was suspended for refusing to serve alcohol because of her religious beliefs. the complaint of sherry stanley said the airline initially agreed to religious an accommodation, but then put her on a year-long unpaid leave after a complaint. express jet says they value diversity, but cannot comment on personnel matters. >>> heavy rain in the midwest causing flash flooding. let's bring in meteorologist pedram javaheri. >> the se

>> knox hopes to get off on a technicality. has worked for other inmates. >> wrote up on physically resisting. you pled not guilty. is that still your plea? >> no, still not guilty. >> what's your comment? >> look at the dates when the incident happened and when he wrote me up. it was like five or six days. >> they went past the 24 hours to get wrote up. >> so you're saying it's out of the time frame? >> yes. >> we'll check that and we'll let you know. he's saying he was wrote up on the seventh and the screener did not screen him in time for the hearing. they can write it on the seventh date. it don't matter. >> this lady, man. she don't like finding people not guilty. she likes giving them a verbal reprimand. i didn't flee from the officer or nothing like that. >> mr. knox, we dropped this down to a class "c" 364 and found you guilty of interfering with a staff member, and took 30 days. you want to sign that? >> [ bleep ]. how does everybody else get found not guilty but not me, ma'am? >> do you want to sign that? >> hell, no,

. >>> new details of glaring errors in the amanda knox case. >>> a sad good-bye to a hero. >>> "first look" starts now. good morning on this tuesday. i'm betty nguyen. presidential candidates are back at work. hillary clinton is unveiling a campaign deal finance plan today. she wants to limit political donations by corporations and large donors. this morning, clinton is facing backlash over this parent commitment pledge. a reporter claims clinton's campaign was asking voters to sign these before interesting the event in ohio. a spokesperson pushes back saying that's not true. it's not a restriction to attend. meanwhile, vice president joe biden got a hero's welcome at a labor day parade in pittsburgh yesterday. it was the first political outing since the death of his son bowe. he had praise for another democrat. >> this isn't joe biden pro liberal democrat senator talking like this. populist biden got up and said today -- they'll probably say competing with bernie sanders who's doing a hell of a job by the way, bernie sanders. >> on the republican side, marco rubio made a trip to sout

. >>> plu new details in glaring errors in the amanda knox case. >>> and the defending national champions pull out a big one. "early today" starts right now. >>> the holiday weekend is over and like many of us, the 2016 presidential candidates are back at work this morning. democratic candidate, hillary clinton is unveiling a new campaign finance plan today. clinton wants to increase transparency in election spending. she also wants to limit political donation business corporations and large donors. this morning clinton is facing backlash over this quote commitment pledge. reporter with the "pittsburgh revi review" claims clinton was asking voters to sign these before being allowed to enter an event in ohio. a spokesperson for clinton is pushing back, saying it's not true. he writes like other candidates we offer people a chance to commit to vote, but it's not a restriction to attend. meanwhile, vice president joe biden got a hero's welcome at a labor day parade in pittsburgh yesterday, his first major political outing since the death of his son, beau. the veep gave no hints about a possi

a stunning indictment by the italy's highest court in the amanda knox case.he judge panel explained why it overturned the murder conviction. the prosecution had stunning flaws and went to trial without a lack of biological traces tying knox and boyfriend raffaele sollecito to the death of meredith kercher in 2007. the high court's ruling back in march cleared knox and sollecito once and more all in kercher's murder. knox responded with a post on her blog saying i'm grateful that the italian supreme court has filed its opinion and declared a declared my innocence. i will start the rest of my life to help others who have been wrongfully accused. >>> the west indian parade marred by violence and an aide to governor cuomo is in critical condition after being shot in the head. police say the staffer carey gabay was caught in the crossfire between two rival gangs. >>> a muslim flight attendant is accusing her employer express jet of discrimination claiming she was suspended for refusing to serve alcohol because of her beliefs. she said the airline initially agreed

later, they are arguing and knox throws him off his land. knox died choking on a chicken bone. not to say there is justice. just a curiosity that a man who survived the revolution dies choking on a chicken bone in serious debt because things have not turned out well for him. it is just the same story, again, about how the fighting man, the revolutionary soldier, was usually not taken care of. i am sure you know the expression "not worth a continental." soldiers were paid with continental paper money, which was not worth a continental. >> when washington addressed the troops at newburgh, the meeting house is still there. when he addresses the troops, wasn't there a bit about him pausing and taking out his spectacles? mr. davis: he said, i've never had to use these, but i am getting old and my eyes are getting bad. very poignant moment. there were many moments of washington's officers, here, that they wept. that is a tribute to the love and devotion they had for him. the fact he put the conspiracy down is a reflection of the degree of love and affection. i am getting the high sig

knox's day out with papa pitt kicks off tonight's quick hits.took his son away for a getaway in england. knox got up close and personal with the best motorcycle racers while bonding with dad. producer and narrator of the new documentary. >> it was a great chance to get in the room and a sport i hold near and dear. >> stay on. >> good idea. now the sandra bullock sexy new man check out brian randall. 6'3" and ripped. the couple has reportedly dated for several months and now we have an idea of at least one of the things fans received in him. turning now to halle berry and seems you can put the break-up rumors to rest. halle and her husband spotted in west hollywood having breakfast together at a sidewalk cafe. the stars reported mising created a lot of speculation the couple split and an eyewitness said they look very much in love and finally, open up nikki reed's "vampire diaries" love. and featured a cake and cookout. as long as she's married, he's. congratulations to the couple. >>> melissa mccarthy's fashion. must haves. >>> and amal clooney

. >>> italy's touch court has thrown out the high profile 2007 murder conviction of amanda knox. court said the case had stunning flaws. prosecutors showed no proof knox and her italian boyfriend were in the room where her room was fatally stabbed. knox who lives in seattle has issued a statement saying she is deeply grateful that the italian supreme court has forcefully declared her innocence. >>> singer katy perry is sharing her memories from burning man. here she is wearing goggles and a fur jacket. after trying to make a turn she fell off and had to chase it down. she captioned the video obvious first time burner alert. more than 60,000 people attended the festival in the nevada desert. >> was that a big dust storm? >> believe so. >>> coming up in our 5:00 hour bart trains are rolling again this morning. up next we'll have an update following the labor day weekend closure. >> two people including an innocent bystander hurt in a shooting. >> good morning. we are looking at a commute that is doing very nicely. so far san mateo bridge is heading out to the high-rise. >> and the

hamilton and knox simply sought as weakness. hand,gton, on the other appreciated randolph's attitude. randolph inngly saw much the same way he had earlier seen madison -- with a great dealf action, not to mention that appreciation. jefferson, on the other hand, bitterly railed against letters to in madison, for instance -- and he either let the liberally slip his feelings in a conversation with washington. in this conversation, in which jefferson told washington that he was now finally, after threatening for quite some time, determined to retire, they began discussing jeffersons possible successor. and washington mentioned to jefferson that randolph was the likely person that he was going to turn to. after hearinged that, and then sort of as a seemingly afterthought said, perhaps randolph's financial problems could compromise his integrity in such a sensitive position as secretary of state. as we say in the book, it was a singularly rotten thing to say. and beneath thomas jefferson. seedt probably planted a in the mind of george

knox and the italian served nearly four years if prison for the murder of knox's roommate. their convictions thrown out in march. >>> mixed signals on wall street as traders returned for the labor day holiday weekend. the u.s. markets usually do well after labor day but overnight asia markets were mixed and disappointing trade data from beijing, u.s. investors are also looking ahead to next week's federal reserve meeting when the fed may raise interest rates. european markets are higher this morning and so are u.s. stock futures. >>> it's never too early to talk about your christmas wish list. amazon reportedly about to release a new tablet computer for $50. "the wall street journal" says the device would have a six-inch screen and go on sale in time for the holidays. it would be half the price of the cheapest amazon fire tabletlet. >> a good price. >>> the drought is being blamed for an early harvest of grapes in california. the harvest in napa valley should be just starting right now but instead it's already about a third of the way through. and there are far fewer grapes

knox freed but in 2013, knox was convicted of murder all over again. only to be found innocent once and for all by italy's high court this year. in a statement this morning, knox won't say if she plans to sue writing i will now begin the rest of my life with one of my goals being to help others who have been wrongfully accused. for "good morning america," neal karlinsky, abc news, seattle. >> our thanks to neal for that. >>> amazon is making headlines. it is reportedly about to unveil a tablet computer that costs just $50. "the wall street journal" says the new tablet will feature a 6-inch screen and go on sale just in time for the holidays. >>> finally, an unusual fashion accessory on display during the big college football game last night. one. the virginia tech players was wearing a gold watch. there it was outshining everyone on the feel. apparently showing off that bling does not violate any rules although some thought it clashed with his helmet. he once told a reporter wearing a watch helps remind him that it's his time to shine. >> oh. >> that's

they just issued their final report on the amanda knox murder case. i know you know the case.he judges are saying that they freed her and let her go and said this was not a right ruling. simply because the prosecutors had a poor case, they said the words. in '09, knox and her boyfriend were convicted in the stabbing death of her british roommate while college students in perugia, italy. that was meredith kercher, she was the victim. after a series of appeals and acquittals and reconvictions the highest court in italy overturned that last conviction for the last time. a third defendant who was tried separately didn't have such a lucky way. he's serving a 16-year sentence but knox and her boyfriend had served almost four years of their 28-year sentence. amanda knox responded on her web site saying "i am deeply grateful the italian supreme court has filed its opinion and forcefully declared my innocence. this has been a long struggle for me, my family, my friends, and my supporters." i want to bring in forensic scientist larry kobilinsky here because some of the things, dr. koeb

it was declared knox and her boyfriend did not murder meredith kirchner 2007. the explanation was written yesterday, the court slamming prosecutors for a sloppy investigation. the court said it threw the case out because there was no evidence they were in the room where kercher was stabbed. in a statement, knox says she is grateful the court forcefully declared her innocence. >>> coming up on "the morning news," successful surgery to separate conjoined twins. we'll tell you about the sisters recovering after a marathon surgery. this is the "cbs morning news." disease is tough, but i've managed. except that managing my symptoms was all i was doing. and when i finally told my doctor, he said humira is for adults like me who have tried other medications but still experience the symptoms of moderate to severe crohn's disease. and that in clinical studies, the majority of patients on humira saw significant symptom relief. and many achieved remission. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and ca

knox and her boyfriend were convicted twice in the 2007 murder of knox's roommate. both convictions were later overturned. >>> back close to home, heartbreak for a prince george's county family. a mother and father of three killed while making a trip to the grocery store for a labor day barbecue. >> shomari stone has more on the violent crash that took their lives and the pain that's been left behind. >> i feel like somebody has stolen all of my joy from me. >> reporter: virginia moore feels robbed. never expecting to outlive her 31-year-old daughter shalea moore-toby. she and her husband were killed in this car in maryland. >> it's hard, it's saturday, it's confusing. words cannot begin to explain how i feel. >> reporter: shalea and delante were driving to the store to get food for a barbecue about 2:00 yesterday afternoon. they made a right turn and suddenly police say the driver of this suv crossed the center line to try to pass two other cars and slammed into shalea and delante's new lek shulexus. >> i forgive this person because i know they did not mean to do t

knox and the italian served nearly four years in prison for the murder of knox's roommate. their convictions were thrown out in march. >>> a grand jury in western new york state will hear testimony today in the sexual assault investigation of chicago blackhawks star patrick kaine. kaine is accused of raping a woman at his home in early august. today the grand jury will hear from a friend of the victim and possibly the victim herself. prosecutors must be confident in their case they say because they're taking it to i to a grand jury. >>>. >> the dentist who killed cecil the lion heads back to work this morning. we're hearing from dr. walter palmer about the incident for the very first time. elizabeth hur with the details. >> reporter: breaking his silence and insifting he was not in hiding, dr. palmer says he's been with his family and friends for the past two months keeping a low profile for their safety after someone vandalized his florida vacation home and his family received death threats. in an interview with the minneapolis star-tribune and the "associated press," he s

knox and her former boyfriend were accused of killing her british roommate back in 2007. today a five-judge panel faulted prosecutors for presenting what it said was a flawed and hastily constructed case. knox had earl served nearly -- had served nearly four years in an italian prison. >>> it's been one year since a little brother and sister vanished from their clarkbsurg, maryland home, the family praying for the return of sarah and jacob hoggle. their mother catherine hoggle has been charged with their disappearance but has not cooperated with police and now is treated at a psychiatric hospital. police have led dozens of searches. the aunt says the family remains determined to find both children. >> as long as i have breath in my body, i'm going to keep searching because we done know anything. we don't know that they're deceased or they're alive. we don't know anything, so how can we stop searching? >> catherine hoggle is due back in court next week. the court will determine if she's competent to stand trial. >>> president barack obama has a labor day gift for some of y

and the murder convictions were thrown out because there was no biological evidence that knox and her boyfriend were that scene of the murder. they slammed the lawyers for bouts of amnesia. and she said she is greatel for the -- grateful for the court's explanation. >> it's a sad story because this is a tragedy that nobody can forget. >> knox spent nearly four years after being convicted of hoar roommate in 2007. >>> police from across the country came together monday to pay respects to a fox lake illinois officer killed in the line of duty. thousands gathered to say good buy to lieutenant gliniewicz. he leaves behind a wife and ninety-four four sons. >>> well, today, the dentist who killed cecil he lion. in is back to work. he says he is heart broken about the tisruption this has caused his staff. he says his family felt threatened. >> people have seen the pictures of him, this dentist with the bright white smile all over the internet, we never saw that once. it was just a very serious business-like expression the entire time. >> walter palmer said he hasn't been in hiding and he has

. >>> amanda knox has always said she wanted to return to italy. now when she goes back this time she'll be a completely vindicated woman. italy's top criminal court has acquitted fox and her former boyfriend of murdering her former roommate because there were flaws in the conviction. a five-judge panel faulted prosecutors for presenting what it says was a hastily constructed case with no physical evidence connecting the two to the crime. knox and rafael sol less crow -- sol help crow were accused of killing their roommate. they spent four years in prison before being released and retried. >>> it appears cooler weather may finally move in but we may have to wait a while. allyson is up next with the forecast. >> it's definitely not cool out here. it's hot, humid, very sunny. i wish i had some sunglasses. it's going to be dry today but you're right. we have cooler weather and showers in the forecast. i'll time everything every cup has a story. dunkin' k-cup packs in my life -- we're a good fit. a single serving for myself, it's pretty special. it is

knox and her boyfriend were first found guilty of killing the roommate in 2009 and then acquitted. a court found them guilty again and this march the high court overturned the cop victims for the final time. >> a controversy brewing around a mobile party in sacramento, folks sharing opinions when the brew bike rolls through the midtown district. a bra feet artist has scribbles objections on the pavement near the capital providing people with a way to go pub crawling. a local bartender cringes when it arrives. >> they go in, take all the tables, screaming girls and a lot of bros think they earn the place. >> disrespectful, swearing and cat calling that kind of stuff, we want to eliminate that stuff. >> the brew bike owner aulos it makes the midtown bars more popular and insists the brew bikes will keep on rolling. >> maybe the weather will cooperate with walking. >> whatever you can get, if you get shade that is the better advise today. walking is not a bad idea on the "spare the air" day with temperatures at 15 to 21 degrees warmer than average, in oakland and san francisco, and th

first down, knox. the game, 20-6. >> wow. >> lucky grab. >>> all right, up next in "the pulse," father of the bride stopping the procession with an emotional gesture that's going viral. >>> plus, a yankees fan showing why he's in the stands and not out on the field. >> come on. >> come on. rheumatologist about a biologic, this is humira. this is humira helping to relieve my pain and protect my joints from further damage. this is humira helping me reach for more. doctors have been prescribing humira for more than 10 years. humira works for many adults. it targets and helps to block a specific source of inflammation that contrubutes to ra symptoms. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened, as have blood, liver and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. before treatment, get tested for tb. tell your doctor if you've been to areas where certa

. >>> italy's court explained why they threw out the case against amanda knox and her boyfriend. they said there just wasn't enough evidence to say they were at the scene of her murder. knox's lawyer shared her reaction to today's news. >> she's very satisfied and happy to read this decision. at the same time it's a very sad story. it's a sad story because this is a tragedy that nobody can forget. >> a third person accused of the murder is serving a 16-year sentence after choosing a fast track trial. >>> new at 11:00, a father arrested. take a look. what this man is accused of doing while carrying his baby. >> how are you? >>> vice president biden looks like he's on the campaign trail. what he said to his supporters in pennsylvania about the rumors of his candidacy. >>> and we're looking at a possible heat wave in the forecast followed by thunderstorms and a lot more cool air moving in just in time for your weekend. we'll take a look at all that and the timing, coming up. ooh, i think i saw dessert!... hey! steven stay strong! what's that? you want me to eat you?... honey, he did

i would say henry knox was a leading light in the cabinet. he is often misunderstood and wrongly charged -- judged as a dim bulb because he was in a room with a pyrotechnic hamilton and jefferson. any of us would find ourselves overshadowed by the company. washington had incredible difficulty filling the post. hamilton picked walcott. unfortunately, they remained in close correspondence throughout the closing months of the presidency, washington presidency. very much so during adams. so much so that adams ultimately fired these men, let them go with the exception of walcott. jeanne: he had been trained by hamilton. he certainly did not have hamilton's creativity, but he knew what he was doing. , i do not see how we could possibly blame washington for a situation he really had no control over. ofple saw the example alexander hamilton, who nearly went broke as a result of his service to the government. hamilton resigned to support his family. the other leading like -- lights were not going to go down that road. it was not just the cabinet. it w

knox was charged along with her former boyfriend of killing her roommate in 2007. yesterday, a court said there was absolutely no proof that either of them were at the scene of the murder. the court criticized prosecutors for, quote, blame worthy admissions. >>> a texas couple reunited with their child. holding their son in el salvador. the baby was born there three months ago, but they became suspicious when the baby they took home looked nothing like them. authorities were able to track down all dna tests on the boys the day they gave birth. >>> rescuers pulled a 4-year-old boy and his dog from a well. they both fell down a 25-foot hole south of jackson. it took emergency workers to pull the boy and dog to safety. the boy was so young he didn't know how to attach a rescue line to himself. >> the boy couldn't help himself. >> of course, he was so small. >>> 6:19, coming up next see, what happens when a family of bears decides to get comfortable in a human family's home. >>> later it is official. we're going to find out this morning, who will be singing the new jam

. >> aetna ceo is here, and cardinal health ceo, and a nova ceo, knox singleton.f "squawk box" begins right now. ♪ >>> live from the beating heart of business, new york city, this is "squawk box." >> welcome back to "squawk box," everybody, this is cnbc, first in business worldwide. i can't believe this song is 20 years old. i'm becky quick. we'll tackle the health care challenges in the next 20 years, but first, joe has today's top story. >> i do? >> you do. >> in case you missed it, the rates are staying at 0 again. u.s. equity features at this hour, thank god they did not raise because we were down 60 yesterday and 12 2. can you imagine if they went up a quarter? this is the best we get. so now what? the countdown is on, october 28th is the next day that lucy cues up the football for charlie brown to pull it away and he'll fall flat on his ass like our economy. steve leisman joining us now. >> who is liucy in the metaphor there? >> yellen. >> and we're all charlie brown. >> you might be pig pen not for any other reason other than -- >> that grateful pianist who

later, amanda knox was exonerated. and now we're finding out why italy's highest court threw out the murder charges. >>> plus, many people are fascinated by the mystery of stonehenge. there is a new find that is prompting even more questions about one of the world's greatest puzzles. we live in a pick choose, choose, choose. but at bedtime? ...why settle for this? enter sleep number ...right now all beds on sale! sleepiq technology tells you how well you slept and what adjustments you can make. you like the bed soft. he's more hardcore. so your sleep goes from good to great to wow! only at a sleep number store. don't miss the final days of the biggest sale of the year! with the c2 queen mattress just $599.99. ends sunday! know better sleep with sleep number. >>> the din tientist accused of killing a lion is going back to work today. walter palmer came out of hiding. he dropped out of sight closing his office in minnesota after the word got out that he hunted and killed the beloved lion in july. late sunday palmer spoke

were stunning flaws in the case and prosecutors brought an absolute lack of biological traces, knox and her former boyfriend were convicted back in 2009 for murder of her british roommate meredith church inner. after a eight year ordeal and time spent in prison knox is relieved and grateful to be free. >>> 4:21. sibling rivalry of most fierce kind, seen us and serena are set to go off at the tennis court. hear what their mom has to say about the match up on their bee love daughter. >>> phillies have an all time record, it is in the something they are proud of, another rough night but first here's a look at your winning lottery numbers. >>> i'm howard eskin, phillies played last night against an atlanta team that lost 12 straight. so bad phillies had an all time low in attendance. they announced over 15 but turn style county got was 9300 people. let's go to the ballpark. aaron harang lost his 15th game last night, that is freddie freeman with the two run home run for the braves. puts them up two to nothing. but in the ninth inning with the score five-two hector oliveri2 run home run,

after a number of trials, this clears knox once and for all.thing she's deeply grateful the italian supreme court has declared her innocence. >>> supporters of a kentucky court correct who refused to issue licenses to same-sex couples, they are trying to get her out of jail. she's been jailed since thursday for contempt of court. yesterday, supporters of davis protested outside of the home of the federal judge who put her in jail. two same-sex couples sued after davis said her religious beliefs would not allow her to give them a -- give them a marriage license. >>> the minnesota dentist who killed a protective lion in zimbabwe goes bag to work -- back to work. walter palmer said he never thought this would become an international story. he said he acted legally and was stunned to find out his unhadding party had killed one of the treasured animals. cecil was wearing a gps collar as part of a research project. two people have been charged with illegal hunting. palmer could face charges if he's extradited to zimbabwe. >>> a little tiger cub is be

amanda knox has been vindicated once and for all.taly's top court explaining why it threw out her murder conviction last spring, ripping prosecutors for what it call as flawed case against knox and her italian boyfriend in the murder of knox's british roommate, meredith kircher. >>> police widening their search for a new jersey woman missing since last week this is picture of christine rosy. she was reported missing near hamilton township in trenton. her car was foundized i willing alongside of the road. >>> police remain on the hunt for whoever murdered a dentist in dallas. a dental assistant admits she was paid $500 to drive that gunman. jenna: mike huckabee and senator ted cruz reporting he hadly meeting with the jailed kentucky county clerk. that clerk, kim davis, is behind bars for refusing to grant same-sex marriage licenses. she said she can't do it because of her religious beliefs. shannon bream is live in washington with more. shannon. >> reporter: an emergency appeal with kim davis's legal team is pending with the sixth cir

washington put in jefferson, hamilton and knox and john adams is his vice president.you talk about human rivals, there's a team of rivals. they could write memos and from those work out an overall planning. they all recognized he had great wisdom. he wasn't the brightest or most technically research person, he wasn't policy like madison. he was very wise man who had definite clear goals and we can see these all along to create a more perfect union, to turn league of friendship into an effective country that could be respected abroad, create prosperity at home because prosperity was being lost because of the competition and the lack of national market economy and competition between the states and expand westward. those are what everyone knew he stood for, basically known platform when elected president but that's what he believed during his period. he would listen to others. he would be writing to john jay, john jay was a very close con -- confidant. he would write to benjamin franklin. when he got the letters back to mount vernon, he created summary of the letters he

army training center at fort knox. major general robert make an -- robert megan -- to reaffirm faith and fundamental human rights and dignity and worth of the human people in equal rights of men and women and of nations large and small. thank you. [applause] >> thank you so much. i certainly appreciated. incredible what these men went through. i would like to introduce the daughter of sergeant hall. she will speak on behalf of the family. >> i would like to read a brief expert. and appeared in the stars stripes newspaper on april 20, 1945. down the road in the concentration cages were men who were not strong enough to lead. ,rench resistance members polish and political prisoners, jews. there had been two americans in the camp. they had died last month of malnutrition. most of the rest had died. death was there, even among the still living. in the hospital where those were about to die, there was one man potato been dealing peeling spirit he didn't have any flesh there anymore. rest of the men in the hospital had dysen

it happened near the miller knox regional shoreline. in the port richmond area. kron four's jeff bush spoke with police about this incident. he brings us the story. >> pam: just ahead. the latest on the search for a rape suspect who attacked a woman in her home earlier today. the three santa clara county deputies charged with killing an inmate. try to get out of jail on bail. the old eastern span of the bay bridge. closer to implosion. details ahead. welcome to subway, what can i make for you? how about our new flavor-packed italian hero? with three authentic italian deli meats; spiced capicola, a cracked- pepper-seasoned mortadella and spicy genoa salami. enjoy it while it's here! subway. eat fresh. >> pam: a rapist is on the loose in the petaluma. tonight, police there say, all hands are on deck. to find the man who a woman says sexually assaulted her in her own home, j ust moments after she dropped her children off at school. from police headquarters in petaluma. kron four's philippe djegal is live with the troubling allegations. philippe. >> reporter: pam. pe

italian court saying that they threw out amanda knox's murder convictions in march because of glarings. and lawyers for knoxen say there was never any evidence that put her or her boyfriend behind the bars. >> he's mainly vague on the point that we have always mentioned, the lack of evidence and the uncertainties of the entire -- the construction of the acquisation. >> and they served nearly four years after convicted of curture's murder in 2009. >>> four more officials charged in el chapo's escape. two of them are members of the mexican intelligence service working in the prison while the other two were prison employees. ironically, they're all now being held in that jail. >>> three good samaritans hailed as heroes after running to a deputy's aid in florida. >> he's a real man like me. he has a family just like dwro d i want him to be able to go home to his family like i can go home to my family. >> he was pulled over for running a stop sign. he is now facing a slew of other charges. >>> a touching moment between a police officer and a woman. this woman said she was upset with all th

knox was acquitted in 2011 and found guilty in a retrial in 2014. she was then exonerated this past march. >> firefighters out west have their hands full with unpredictable winds and high temperatures in utah, officials say a wildfire there they believe was intentionally set. it has now spread to about 320 acres. just outside of salt lake city. and in california, the state's biggest blaze called the rough fire, has forced a new round of mandatory evacuations. it has scorched more than 95,000 acres. >> most professional football players are fast, but no one in this game between the edmonton eskimos and calgary stampeders could hold a candle against a jack rabbit. he ran right onto the field, happened in the second quarter in the labor day classic. the rabbit easily alerting the players and staffers and had its run on the turf there. and how about this for the touchdown run? nice move, right? showing everyone he's ready for primetime with the twisting dive into the end zone. >> spiked the ball before he got there. >> yeah. >> sticks the landing, too.

the court wrote there was absolutely no proof that knox was at the scene of the murder. it faulted prosecutors for presenting what they said was a flawed and hastily constructed case. knox was acquitted in 2011 but found guilty during a retrial in 2014 then exonerated this past march. >> firefighters have their hands full with high winds and unpredictable temperatures. in utah a wildfire there was intentionally set and spread to 320 acres just outside of salt lake city. in california, the state's biggest blaze called the rough fire has force ad new round of mandatory evacuations. it has scorched more than 95,000 acres. >>> most professional football players are fast but no one in this game between the edmonton eskimos could hold a canned told the jack rabbit. the rabbit easily eluding players and staffers. had his run on the turf there. how about this for the touchdown run? nice move, right. telling everyone he's ready for prime with that twisting dive in the end zone. >> thank you so much. al it's fall, i guess. not really. >> not by the thermometer out there. in fact a

it added there was an absolute lack of biological evidence linking knox to victim meredith kercher's room or body. the high court said the international spotlight may have influenced the investigation. >>> for the first time we're hearing from the man who killed cecil the lion. the minnesota dentist whose african hurt sparked an international out rage said the backlash has gone too far. >> dr. palmer has been staying quiet since becoming the target of threats and his office was shut down by protesters now says it's time to get back to work. >> breaking his silence and insisting he was not in hiding, dr. walter palmer said he's been with his family and friends for the past 2 months keeping a low profile for their safety after someone vandalized his florida vacation home and his family received death threats. >> in an interview with the minneapolis star tribune and the associated press palmer said this has been especially my wife and daughter, adding, i don't understand that level of humanity to come after people not involved at all. >> he talked about it with some level of anger that