these arabian horses were -- originally marcia parkinson faced 35 charges of animal cruelty. she faces a hearing in queen ann's county in december. >>> more drivers in maryland are crashing into deer. that's the opposite after national trined. there are a -- trend. there are a couple of counter intuitive actions you should take if you are about to hit a deer. >> quick, what do you do? a million and a half motorists will hit the deer. in maryland state farm says 32,000 collisions make us the 13 13th most dangerous states and right about now deer lose their minds. all they are thinking about is how to make more deer. andrea frequently sees deer but has never hit one. >> i would obviously try to avoid any collision. i don't know what i would do. i need to go to how to avoid hitting a deer training school. >> glad you asked. the experts say if you come upon a deer in the road you may have to hit the deer. it's important not the swerve because you could go off road, hit a tree or oncoming traffic. >> we see that a lot where people swerve to avoid a deer and hit a car. >> as a troo

farm owner marcia parkinson was charged with failing to provide adequate care for the animals. now they have filed an additional 98 charges against parkinson. >>> amanda knox wakes up in her hometown of seattle, after spending four years behind bars in italy. knox and her family are now adjusting to life back home. manuel gallegus reports for wjz, where he spoke with knox's father. >> reporter: amanda knox is back in her hometown, safe and sound, with her family. but her father won't say exactly where she is. >> she is in the united states. and trust me, you the will not find her. >> reporter: they're trying to give the 24-year-old time to readjust to a life of freedom. knox was overcome with emotion at her airport homecoming. >> my family is the most important thing to me right now. and i just want to go and be with them. >> reporter: her family says she was all smiles at a small family gathering tuesday night. but they're concerned about the long-term impact of her years in prison, as an accused murderer. >> we'll just kind. have to, you know, go as she goes. and adjust, you

investigators say canterbury farm owner marcia parkinson, failed to provide care for more than 100 horses seized from her farm in april. the animals were discovered in terrible health, many of them significantly underweight, with parasites. >> all right, denise, thank you. the humane society found private farms and charities to board and care for all of the horses. >>> well, it is amanda knox's first full day of freedom. she's adjusting to life back at home, after she was released from an italian prison. manuel gallegus reports for wjz from seattle, where he spoke to knox's family today. >> reporter: amanda knox is back in her hometown, safe and sound, with her family. but her father won't say exactly where she is. >> she is in the united states. and trust me, you will not find her. [ laughter ] >> reporter: they're trying to give the 24-year-old time to readjust to a life of freedom. >> reporter: knox was overcome with emotion at her airport homecoming. >> my family is the most important thing for me right now. and i just want to go and be with them. >> reporter: her family said she was