and knox lashed out at her critics. >> reporter: for amanda knox this was personal, choking back tears and speaking in italian, she condemned how the media handled or infamous murder case. they painted me as a dirty psychopathic man-eater, she said, guilty until proven she was speaking out at a criminal justice forum. it's her first trip back to italy. cameras following her every move. the seattle native spent fouears in an alian prison after being convicted of a 2007 murder of her roommate. fellow exchange studt meredith kircher. knox and her boyfriend were ultimately acquitted in 2014. >> thank you. >> reporter: another man was separately convicted of her rder. he's currently serving a 16-year sentence. but the family lawyer taalled knox's return to i inappropriate and very painful. knox no stranger to inhe spotlight is now dete to use her fame to set the record straight. sarah harmine, nbc news. >>> after mass protests this past weekend, hong kong a major reversal today. hong kong's leader says she is suspending the bill. she says the decision was aimed at streing calm after demonst

knox is now determined to use her fame to set the record straight. reporting for nbc news >>> after major protests, hong kong leader is sustain sending the bill that would allow of extradition of criminal suspects to main land china. the decision was made to restore calm. >>> an emotional day in paris where they held a mass in thed r notre dame cathedral >> wearing hard hats, today, a small group of priests, staff and restoration workers celebrated the first mass since the catastrophic fire. inside, a detailed look at the open charged roof the mass held in the chapel of the virgin, a place deemed safe. the stained glass windows a reminder of wasn't loss. >> just a promise of the future and rebuilding >> reporter: the cathedral falling wnn lookers and prompting a world-wide out pouring of pledges to help restore only a 0 million ofcome in, the almost $1 billion pledged. the arch bishop of paris saying we have to believe people's words. >> reporter: since the fire, 150 workers have been clearing the fallen graphle a fallen gravel and trying to stabiliz

knox was met by reporters and photographers yesterday when she arrived. served four years for the murder and sexual assault of her college roommate before an appeals court overturned her guilty verdict in 2011. tomorrow knox will take part in a panel on trial by media. >> i think it is very, very brave of amanda to come back here. i think it's important that she's here because for an entire country, she was the biggest case of someone being convicted and now she's the biggest case of someone being exonerated. >> knox has been active in raise ago wareness around wrongful convictions. >>> michigan prosecutors dropped criminal charges against eight officials involved in the flint water contamination scandal. they say the investigation was mishandled and they'll start over again from scratch. the charges included involuntary manslaughter. the officials could be charged again in the future. an outbreak of disease five years ago killed 12 people. it happened when the city was using improperly treated water from the flint river. the water supply was also contami

amanda knox says she was posed as a sex-saved person. >> and amanda knox was swarmed by media.id not say a word. she will speak as you mentioned saturday during a panel session organized by italy's innocence project. one organizer called knox an icon of trials the media carries out before it plays out in the court. knox was found guilty of killing her roommate in 2007, spent four years in prison. she was acquitted in 2011 and came home to seattle, but her acquittal was later reversed. during a 2014 retrial, she was convicted again and said this to abc at the time. watch. >> i will never go willingly back to the place where i -- i'm going to fight this until the very end. >> in 2015, italy's highest court overturned her conviction which is why she's able to go back. knox says the innocence project did not exist when she was wrongfully convicted and she's honored to accept their invitation. shep? >> shepard: before she got back to italy, i understand she posted a blog about the coverage? >> yes. the title sums up how she feels. "your content and my life, eight years after release

thank you. >>> next, amanda knox back in italy. the former american exchange student accused of murdering her roommate, acquitted by italy's highest court. now back in that country for the first time in years. speaking out on a panel critical of the media, saying i'm not a monster. >> reporter: amanda knox now returning to italy in a media scrum four years after being acquitted in italy for the murder of her roommate. the unrelenting journalist, the focus of some of her spoerned. she spoke tearfully to an audience in flawless italian, quote, i am not a monster. knox speaking at a conference in modena on those who have been falsely accused. >> while i was jailed, i was not innocent until proven guilty on an international stage. i was sly, psychopathic, dirty. >> reporter: in 2007 knox was found guilty along with her then boyfriend and third man of the murder of british student meredith kercher. she went on mention the nickname she was branded with. >> called me foxy knoxy. >> reporter: knox telling the audience she knew not everyone

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amanda knox's return to italy today did not go unnoticed.s knox's first time back since 2011 when an appeals court acquitted her of murder in a sensational case that captivated the country. seth doane is there. >> reporter: amanda knox landed in italy, and right back into the media frenzy that trailed her through her murder trial, conviction, and release. she's here for a criminal justice conference hosted by the italy innocence project, part of a global network working to free those wrongly convicted. knox was released from an italian prison in 2011, after serving four years for the murder and sexual assault of her college roommate meredith kercher. an appeals court overturned her guilty verdict, but after she left italy, knox was found guilty again in absentia in a third trial until finally italy's supreme court exonerated her in 2015. earlier this week, she posted a photo with a caption, "feeling frayed," and in an essay railed against "the mistakes of the italian judicial system," and "an irresponsible media," which she writes "profited

knox goes back to seattle., there is a retrial that sees their convictions restored and knox is again sentenced this time in absent shah to 28 and a half years only for that conviction, too, to be overturned by italy's supreme court in 2015. now, ahead of the trip, knox criticized the press on social media for as she put it sensationalizing her story. she also said the prosecutor had treated her like a, quote: sex crazed femfitale. how is she feeling about the trip before leaving the u.s. she picture of herself seemingly. feeling afraid so i made my own inspirational workplace poster. hang in there she says. knox is set to address that conference and the world this saturday the day after tomorrow. >> wow. ryan, thank you very much. a back and forth over polls. quinnipiac responding after president trump took issue with its findings that he trails several 2020 democratic candidates in head to head matchup. the power panel slides in next. ♪ ♪ll i couldn't have asked for better parents, but like most people they d

. >>> amanda knox's return to italy today did not go unnoticed. it's knox's first time back since 2011, when an appeals court acquitted her of murder in a sensational case that captivated the country. seth doane is there. >> reporter: amanda knox the media frenzy that trailed her through her murder trial, conviction, and release. she's here for a criminal justice conference hosted by the italy innocence project, part of a global network working to free those wrongly convicted. knox was released from an italian prison in 2011 after serving four years for the murder and sexual assault of her college roommate meredith kercher. an appeals court overturned her guilty verdict, but after she left italy knox was found guilty again in absentia in a third trial until finally italy's supreme court exonerated her in 2015. earlier this week she posted a photo with the caption "feeling frayed" and in an essay railed against the mistakes of the italian judicial system and an irresponsible media which she writes "profited foriolizing an sensational and utterly un

. >>> still ahead amanda knox vowed she would never step foot again in italy.rs after her exoneration on a murder charge, she is back in that country delivering an emotional message in italian. >> he would be able to come and see that i'm not a monster. i am simply amanda. >> but first, two florida boys with special needs have created a world where anything is possible. and they're the stars of the show. meet the go go brothers in today's "turning point." ♪ >> every kid loves the spotlight. >> three, two, one. >> just know that -- >> the gogo brothers is about my two boys who are put on wild and zany adventures by kids and which bring the stories to life. >> today's idea comes from the art class from the elementary. >> it was something initially to help them get through their challenges. >> hello. >> bean boy as we call him on the show, he's 7 years old and he was born with spina bifida. which is a final defect. my other son who is 9, he was diagnosed at age 6 with autism. it's been our goal to focus on not what they can't do, but what they can do. so the gogo

ask your doctor. >>> this morning, amanda knox is back in italy.her first visit to the country since she was acquitted of murdering fellow student meredith kercher. and speaking at a criminal justice festival on trial by media a short time ago, she teared up saying i'm not a monster, i'm simply amanda. >> knox's then italian boyfriend was accused of killing kercher back in 2007. her conviction was overturned after you know a sensational legal battle there. cnn's melissa bell is with us from italy where knox spoke. what, melissa, brought her to tears? >> reporter: well, it was very emotional from the very beginning, christi. this is something that the press following her around, ever since she had come in on thursday had been trying to work out. whether she was quite prepared for the media spotlight that she decided to use by returning to italy in order to raise awareness about the injustice that she felt she was the victim from. what she had to say was in fluent italian but often through tears that she spoke. >> translator: and then it was then tha

liberty. ♪ >>> amanda knox is going back to of all places italy. she spent nearly four years in prison accused of and put on trial for murder in the gruesome death of her roommate meredith kercher. that was in 2007. ultimately knox was acquitted and said afterwards she would never willingly go back to italy. a friend of the family and legal counsel for the organization friends of amanda knockx. amanda would be justified never going back. i don't know if i would, if i were in her shoes. why does she feel it's so important to go there in person. >> thanks for having me on. never say never, i guess. it's like deja vu all over again. she was an incident abroad when it started in 2007 now she's an innocent abroad again. it's a totally different circumstance. she's coming back to speak on behalf of exonerees and wrongful prosecution. who better than amanda knox than to address italy innocence conference, to talk about errors in their system. >> how difficult is it for her to make this trip? is she nervous? >> i heard from her last week. she's excited, th

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it is ms knox's first trip to italy since being cleared of the murder afterfour years injail.r which spanned over 60 years, some of his best known work included the taming of the shrew starring elizabeth taylor and richard burton, and hamlet with mel gibson and glenn close. lizo mzimba looks back at his life. operatic music franco zeffirelli made his name as an opera director, on stage and occasionally on—screen. opera taught him how to deal with highly strung and highly talented performers. it is a simple as that, holding their hands. really dealing with vulnerable people. very charming little kids. they can't believe their luck and they are afraid. his experience proved useful when he made a film with a famously temperamental couple — richard burton and elizabeth taylor. his film version of romeo and juliet was nominated for an oscar but was controversial. olivia hussey, then just 15, appeared topless. franco zeffirelli, who'd started out as a stage and screen designer, was sometimes attacked for self—indulgence and for sentimentality. but jesus of nazareth, made for televis

but amanda knox knows cameras.or years here, though on this trip her first back to italy since 2011, she appeared shaken. she's here to take part of in a conference hosted by the italy innocence project. which frees those wrongly imprisoned. before coming to italy. she posted pictures and published an essay, writing while on trial for a murder i didn't commit, my prosecutor painted me as a sex-crazed femme fatale and the media profited for years on the sensational story. knox served four years in an italian prison for the murder and sexual assault of her roommate, meredith kircher, she left italy when she was acquitted in 2011, but later was found guilty in absentia in a third trial and was finally exonerated by italy's supreme court in 2015. amanda knox said returning to italy was either a homecoming, a deployment or madness. >> i guess it could be a homecoming deployment and madness. >> seth miller is the executive director of the innocence project of florida. >> this is a place where something really bad happene

in an instagram post knox admitted to being nervous about the trip.'s expected to speak in a conference organized by the italy innocence project this week. melissa, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, dave. now it is on saturday she will be speaking specifically on the question of trial by media. since one of the things she believes is that she was unfairly treated by the media. remember the media frenzy that surrounded her all those years ago, and she's coming here to speak about what impacts that can have on the fairness of a trial. but of course as you can expect she will be doing it once again within the media spotlight. in fact, the italian press is out here waiting for her to arrive. we believe she'll be arriving shortly here in milan to speak about that and head to that event where she's expected this evening. once again, huge media interest. and bear in mind this is the context of a case that remains in many way unsolved. because although she and her boyfriend were acquitted of their involvement in the murder, bear in mind the man current

knox is attending a conference organized by the italy innocent project. she's taking part in a seminar on wrongful convictions. a lawyer for the kercher family calls it inappropriate saying the unsolved murderer of concern is a tragedy. >>> anita hill says she could support biden for the white house. hill has criticized how biden handled the clarence thomas confirmation hearings in 1991 when hill accused thomas of sexual harassment. biden allowed her to face intense questioning from the all male senate committee. but hill tells nbc biden's past does not disqualify him as a candidate and she doubts the criticism has hurt him. >> i'm not even sure that anything i've said has actually hurt joe biden's campaign. he still is leading in the polls against donald trump and really all of the other candidates for -- on the democratic ticket. i want our leaders to stand up and say, i understand that this is a serious problem, that women are not safe in the workplace, are not safe in our schools, they're not safe on our streets and that we are going to use the govern

knox has been in the spotlight ever since she arrivedar elier this week.g her at the airport in milan following her ery move. prompting her to leave a panel early. at times clearly emotional. earlier this week, she reflected on her experience writing the italian prosecutor painted me as a sexra czed fem fatal and the media profited for years. she alsoed criticized the mia hat she says does not distinguish between a person's life and click worthy content saying here on today last year. >> they decided i was guilty and retrospectively decided to view me through the lensesf guilt. if i wasn't crying it was wrong. if i was crying, it was wrong. >> another man was also convicted of her murder. he is currently serving a r- 16-yead sentence. amanda and herie boyfrnd at the time, no ting to reclaim their lives after they were both cleared on appeal. >> amanda knox said today she knows she is still aco roversial figure in the court of public opinion, especially in italy, but rather than hiding from the public eye she wants to use her platform to try to help others.

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why is amanda knox doing this? why is she going back to italy?> reporter: well, you know, for all of the journalists who've been following her for the last couple of days, ever since she arrived in milan, cyril, that's really been the question we've been asking ourselves. because first of all, she knew that she would be coming into another media storm. we saw it from her social media posts in the course of the weeks leading up to her return to italy. there was no question that it was another media frenzy that she was going to head into because of the interest, the fascination really that she excites amongst journalists. she courted it. she's trying to use it to raise awareness to an issue she's been campaigning on for the last few years, and that is the one of people who are incarcerated mistakenly, and she is hoping in the next few minutes to use that again to talk specifically to that question of trial by media. and yet her attitude toward the cameras ever since she landed here in italy, cyril, has been one of almost recoiling physically every

. >>> amanda knox is returning to italy and will speak at a criminal justice conference. she is returning to the country for the first time since she was cleared of manslaughter. knox and her former boyfriend were cleared of murder after italy's top court threw out the conviction. 4:54. >>> nbc bay area responds to an east bay pastor whose cross country move did not go as smoothly as planned. >> instead of divine intervention, she turned to our consumer investigator chris chmura and his team for help. >>> good morning. jo green moved to pennsylvania to help lead a new church. the moving company didn't deliver her goods on time. >> they had my him tphal, robe, stove, library. everything i owned. and i didn't receive it until the day before my first service. >> when it did arrive, pastor jo said some of her furniture was damaged. she said zippy shell denied her request for a refund. that's, wh returned to us. two days later, she received a refund of $1300. they said we are truly sorry and want to make this right are reverend green. do your homework. do not do verbal agreeme

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it is clear this morning that interest in amanda knox has not gone away. for the first time in eight years. she was invited to italy to speak this weekend on how the media changed her life and the cameras were waiting at the airport. this morning amanda knox, seen arriving in milan, ready to set the record straight. knox's story, jailed for a murder she didn't commit, dominated the headlines for years. now she is nervously returning to italy for the first time since 2011, posting this picture on instagram days before she left seattle with the words "feeling frayed. in 2007, amanda's friend and fellow student meredith was killed in their shared apartment. amanda's conviction and courtroom tears when she was freed four years later shown around the world. >> i -- i am so grateful to have my life back. >> reporter: in a new article she previews the speech she will make in italy this week. she says the italian prosecutor painted me as a sex-crazed femme fatale and the media profited for years by sensationalizing an utterly unjustified story. she criticized some

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. >>> amanda knox is back in italy speaking by a conference with ce the innonce project. the first time that knox has set foot in italy since her sensational murder trial. she spent four years in prison there for killing her roommate. the court later a nulled her conviction. knox says returning to italy is part of her healing process. >>> and actress gwyneth paltrow isack in the spotlight because of her unconventional marriage. she toll the "sunday time" she only lives with her husband part-time. the couple maintains separa homes near each other. paltrow says she spends four days a week at her place and the rest of the week at his. there are only three more day. >> he gets her three days? wonder what that says? because he's not complaining. >> it's unconventional is whit says. >>> still ahead, tommy mfly is doing something unconventional. he's at a bar andri orde drinks with no alcohol. he'll join us a little later on with more on th new millennial going out trend. >>> plus new plans today to combat this leading video you've likely seen on mour socialdia feeds. how congre

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. >>> amanda knox returns to italy.he is in the country where she was accused of murdering her roommate. >>> many target shoppers when home empty-handed today. caused a worldwide outage. at the cash registers. >>> >>> target is back in business tonight. earlier shopping stop and almost 2000 stores. their cash registers crash. >> some shoppers waited in long lines and could not purchase items. target that the chaos has caused by an internal technology issue.>> reporter: it was a quieter than usual crowd at the target in alameda saturday afternoon. after a global outage crippled track cash registers. sending many customers home. >>> was pretty empty. >> reporter: jenny arrived as target workers were alerting shoppers to the issue.>>> there was someone very nice work here and let us know all of the registers were out. they did not know when they were going to go back up. they were going to if you wanted to just take things and put them in our cart and hold them they would purchase them later. >> reporter: a managers that t

knox has been in the spotlight ever since she's arrived earlier this week. at the airport in milan, following her every move, prompting her to leave a panel early, at times clearly emotional. earlier this week she fleblted on her experience writing, the italian prosecutor painted me as a sex-crazed femme fatale and media profits for years by sensationalizing in already sensational and utterly unjustified story. she also criticized the media that she says does not dwrish between a person's life and click-worthy content saying here on "today" last year -- >> they decided i was guilty and retro speculatively decided to view me through the lens of guilt. if i was crying, it was wrong. if i wasn't crying, it was wrong. >> another man was also accused of kercher's murder and still serving a 16-year sentence. and now amanda and her boyfriend trying to reclaim their lives. amanda said she knows she's a high-profile figure, especially in italy but she's determined to embrace that and wants to take back the narrative and help other people who she says could have been

. >>> also new images this morning of amanda knox as she returns to italy. she is on a mission after being acquitted of murder there. >>> an exclusive with the hiker who survived nearly a week lost in the woods and he's now sharing his secret to staying alive. first, let's go back to rob. >>> video coming out of chatham, massachusetts, flooding rains yesterday. better beach weather coming this weekend both saturday and sunday for the east coast but the rains will be across parts of the midwest. your local forecast 30 seconds away. >>> father's day weekend coming up. maybe you want to check out some >>> father's day weekend coming up. maybe you want to check out some moose, right? >> as one does. >> as one does. look at this video in montana, a moose on the loose. a juvenile just out for a nice morning stroll. is that on your list this weekend, michael? >> yeah, i signed up. >> happy early father's day to all of you. >> thank you. >>> also ahead, our party in the park with ellie goulding. she's performing live. if you have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis,

there is james k, his father is samuel polk who married knox. -- jane knox. samuel polk. a lot was written about him. then his grandfather, william polk. a much more elusive figure. not a lot known about him. he will be the main focus of what i have to say and where he came from. what we know about him is that he married a lady by the name of margaret taylor. in marylandly lived and moved to pennsylvania for a while, then moved to north carolina in the early 1750's. they had five sons. they had three daughters. no one knows where they lived in north carolina. no one knows where he is buried. he is not a well-known figure. the president was the fourth generation of the polk in north carolina. by that time, they have lost track of their early history and where they had come from. what they know about it was expressed in the words of colonel william polk of raleigh. late in his life, when he is in his 70's, 1830, he wrote a short autobiographical sketch in which he talked about himself. he pens this short statement of the origin of the family. he says that william polk, talk

three people were arrested in the violence >>> amanda knox is back in italy for the first time sinceurder of her british roommate knox returned to attend a conference organized by the italy innocence project which seeks to help people convicted of crimes they did not commit. >>> here at home it's the 119th u.s. open championship teeing off today in pebble beach. brooks koepka comes into the tournament having won the last two years and also won the last major, the pga championship in may. >>> the weather is beautiful out there. a little marine layer coming in. that's the news update this hour back downtown to you i love pebble beach. >> you know it well, sue thanks >>> still to come, move fast and break up while individual states are getting into the anti-trust fights against big tech. >>> meantime, dow session high 142 about 100 points off of that as we're trying to avoid teehr days down. we're back in a moment my degree from snhu has helped me tremendously. the flexible class schedules allowed me to go to work full time, run my catering business and be a mom and parent. when i reach

. >> now to amanda knox returning to italy. the 31-year-old is there for the first time since acquitted in the murder of her british roommate. she spent four years in an italian prison before released. knox and her former boyfriend were convicted of murdering her then roommate. both had convictions overturned. she wrote a message on instagram saying she is returning to italy as a free woman. she is traveling there to raise awareness for those wrongly convicted. >>> 5:22. a bill to reauthorize the 9/11 victim compensation fund until the year 2090 is heading to the floor. they umentsly passed the bill yesterday. it is expected to pass the house and then head to the senate. the committee vote comes a day after former late night host jon stewart made his emotional plea. this bill was administeror said there wasn't enough none pay all of the claims. >> danger in the water. a dozen people stung despite a warning from lifeguards. >>> also, watching out i have heart disease, watch what i eat, take statins, but still struggle to lower m

the difficulty with this story is that many of the dates and places detailed in kennedy knox confession have since been confirmed as accurate. the only mention of anything approaching a cartoon character is a passing reference to his gunnery officer sergeant tracy. and then nearly 60 years on kenneth enoch seems to make at least a partial admission that the united states did deploy bacteriological weapons 1st of all i think you have to understand what what this. biological warfare or whatever or car is a pretty big deal and it's health what you've got specialists and evil doctors and all of that nonsense but but there's the people who deal and they're don't have to go high and so asked for a sweet deal for them you know but they send you send it when you nevertheless he still denies that he personally played any part in the affair i thought what you were as you know going nowhere the same errors fly you know i was just a passenger. official records of bombing raids over north korea held in the u.s. national archives one way to clear up the confusion about kenneth enoch's confession and

amanda knox wrote a message that says she is returning to italy as a free woman. traveling to raise awareness for those wrongly convicted. >>> this home in san francisco tenderloin district up for sale, looks average, right? many potential buyers are check it out because of this unusual basement. the property owner built a modern day alcatraz in there with jail cells, bufrpg beds and a mug shot hallway. i made $10,000 a month renting this out as an air b & b. the asking price is a cool $1.88 million. >> many people can ask questions, yes. >> what you would expect a three bedroom house to look like in the city with this big surprise in the basement. when you bring home a kno vanil right word to use. >> right? beige on beige. >> and something else. >> and then something that is surprises you. >> sure. speaking of that, a mill valley man is surprising us with what he has on his face. in may, anthony brought how many second place in the partial freestyle category at the world beard and mustache competition in belgium. he just returned from michigan where he took home

amanda knox returning to italy to speak at a criminal justice conference.rning to the country for the first time since being cleared of manslaughter. back in 2015, knox and her former boyfriend were cleared of meredith kirchner's murder. >>> still ahead and new this hour, the end of an era in las vegas. celine dion bid farewell to fans one last night. >>> a pastor comes to us for help after her move to a new city doesn't go as planned. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. nbc bay area responds, next. the city with the most millennials living at home. we all live together here. it's myself, my dad, and my husband, and our three dogs. we hear a lot about millennials, but did you know that more than one in four are caring for a loved one. as the years went on, she took on more and more responsibility. so how do you financially prepare for needing care one day? it's something everybody really should think about, but precious few really do. planning for the future together, that's financial wellness. talk to a financial advisor or start your plan now at prude

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. >>> we have brand-new video of amanda knox's big return to italy as a free woman.r years in an italian prison wrongfully convicted for the murder of her roommate, a british student named meredith kircher. upon her acquittal, she vowed she'd never set foot on italian soil again but she's there as a guest speaker for a panel session called "trial by media." on saturday, the event is organized by nonprofit legal group the italy innocence project. >>> all right. so file this under something you never want to see or experience, especially if you have fear of heights like me. the protective layer of the 103rd floor of the willis tower sky deck in chicago, it completely shattered. however, the willis tower told cnn affiliate wbbm that there was no danger to visitors as it was only the protective layering that broke. the glass underneath remained completely intact and is made to hold up to five tons. but the same thing, it happened in 2014 when tourists were standing on the ledge and then noticed some cracks forming beneath them. it attracts about 1.5 million visitors each