. >> 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 because of the people really. it was close to the college and her roommates are the sweetest people in the world. >> 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 raffaello 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. and midnight a witness living in these apartments across the street claimed to hear a scream and multiple footsteps running away from the house in opposite directions. the next day knox says she returned home to shower and change clothes. t

. >> 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. and midnight, a witness living in these apartments across the street claimed to hear a scream and multiple footsteps running away from the house in opposite directions. the next day, knox says she returned home to shower a

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the original decision i remind was from perugia. we need the motivation.he supreme court has annulled the acquittal decision and ordered the court of florence to reinstate and revise this case. it is the same case that is continuing. >> so it's not a new case, it's the same. i understand. it's not a new case, it's the same case. how common is it for cases to go back to the supreme court and be sent back? you seem to be suggesting it's very common. >> it is very common and happens and even the did decision of the court of florence will be impossible to appeal. because, as i said, you need to have three grades before you can consider the decision final. >> is she actually in jeopardy? could she just refuse not to go back to italy? >> that's another question. she doesn't need to be present at the hearing if she doesn't want to. there's no way the italian authority can force her to be present. she will be from now on if she decides not to come, she will be judged in absentia and the case will continue. >> and what happens if she is convicted? would she have to

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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 lost his way. a difficult day for both families today. it also happens to be sollecito's 29th birthday. no word o

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kercher was found inside their perugia apartment with her throat slashed. knox returned to the united states, as you know, in 2011. there is no word yet on what exactly happens right now and if she will have to be sent back to italy. again, amanda knox's acquittal has been overturned. we are going to have a live report regarding this. we've been waiting all morning to hear. >> wow. >> they said the decision would come down at 5:00 this morning. it did. it took an extra day for the court to make this decision. it's a shocking ruling. we'll get more developments. >> and yesterday, john berman and i spoke with one of her attorneys, who said that he felt pretty confident -- >> oh, yeah. >> -- that, you know, the supreme court would not overturn this, that they made a very good case that she was innocent, she'd be acquitted of those charges. now the question is what happens next? will she go back there for a retrial? can she stay in this country while they have a trial? would italy work to extradite her from the united states? >> and will the united states, you

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carters body was found in november 2007 her bedroom of the house if that she shared with knox in perugia, italy. knocks before years in prison before a court overturned her murder conviction. if she returned to the nine estates in 2000 and 11, and was not in italy for today's hearing. an attorney for knox says that she is shocked and saddened by the new spirit >> the new tunnel long devil's slide has officially open to the public. along the pacific coast near pacifica, there was an official ribbon cutting for two new tunnels that will provide a bypass along highway 1 at devil's slide. the area has been planned for years by rock slides and a harrowing passage through a narrow stretch of roadway. the total cost of this project was $439 million. >> we will be right back. [ female announcer ] safeway presents real big deals of the week. or how to get great prices on things you need for easter. we know you look around for the best deals, that's why we give you real big club card deals each week. right now a juicy smoked shank half ham is just 99 cents a pound. let's bake. safeway sugar is $1.

cnn traveled to perugia, italy to sit down with the lead prosecutor of amanda knox.or 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. pol

a tabloid case that riveted the media, attracting an army of journalists to the medieval town of perugianox and kircher were studying italian 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, however, grind slowly. if the acquittal is overturned, the case could go back to an appellate court. if that happens, knox might have to return to italy. if she refuses, the italian authorities could appeal to the u.s. government for her extradition. if the acquittal is upheld, it's case over. rudy guide, a native of the ivory coast, is serving a 16-year prison term for kircher's murder. this is the supreme court building where knox's case will be heard. her lawyers will be present as well as the prosecutor for the supreme court. there will be no new evidence, no witnesses, simply a review of the reasoning behind the ruling that set knox free. b

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 because of our system. >> double jeopardy applies here. >> bill: our system prevails as long as knox is in the u.s.a.? >> exactl

prosecutors in the italian town of perugia wants a whole new trial. >> the prosecutors obviously areet with the acquittal, and they're going to the supreme court to have it reviewed to say that the appellate court got it wrong, and that the guilty charge in the trial court was correct and that should stand. >> reporter: knox was convicted of sexually assaulting and murdering meredith kercher at the hillside villa the two women shared. prosecutors claimed knox and sollecito killed the exchange student in an attack fueled by drugs, sex and jealous. the police and forensic officers bungled the investigation, failing to properly handle key piece of evidence. >> i don't think the verdict is going to be overturned only based on the fact that it was a 100-page report. and a lot of the problems was with the dna. and that is something that can't be reversed. once you mess up in a dna case, obviously this is nothing a new trial can do. that evidence will remain the same. >> reporter: unlike the media circus that accompanied the first two trials, tomorrow's rule willing happen behind closed doo

sear kercher was found inside a perugia apartment, seminaked, had her throat slashed. knox returned to the u.s. in 2011 when her conviction was overturned. all this brings us right to cnn's ben wedeman who is standing by live for us in rome. ben, good morning to you. i know you had a chance to talk to amanda knox's attorney. what's been his reaction to the court's decision? >> yes that's carlo della vedova representing amanda knox. they're very surprised at this verdict. he said yesterday morning when he went in to the supreme court that they expected the acquittal, the october 2011 acquittal of knox to be upheld. this is what he said this morning. >> we're upset. but at the same time we're looking forward to read the motivation. we don't know exactly what are the motivation behind the situation. and we are ready again to fight. i spoke with amanda. amanda is upset, surprised. because we thought that the case was over. but at the same time, she's ready to continue on and win this fight. >> so, what we understand from the supreme court judges is that they have 90 days t

a tabloid case that riveted the media, attracting an army of journalists to the medieval town of perugiax and kercher had been studying italian 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, however, grind slowly. if the acquittal is overturned, the case could go to an appellate court. if that happens, knox may have to return to italy. if she refuses, the italian authorities could appeal to the u.s. government for her extradition. if the acquittal is upheld, it's case over. rudy gaudet, a native of the ivory coast who was raised here is serving a 16-year prison term for kercher's murder. now, before going in to the court this morning amanda knox's lawyer told reporters that amanda knox is confident in the italian justice system, and she's looking forward to returning to italy some day as a free woman. christine? >> all right, ben

after an italian court ruled that she could be retried in the death of her roommate in perugia, italymorning is could she be forced to go back in order to stand trial. foreign affairs correspondent jill dougherty is at the state department for us this morning. good morning. >> hey, soledad. it's a complicated question. as a lot of legal questions are. and you can bet that lawyers here at the state department are looking at this anticipating what might happen. but all of it is governed by this agreement, an extradition treaty between the united states and italy that was signed in 1984. and as in most legal things you have to look at the fine print. amanda knox has been back in seattle for a year and a half. >> give them some time. >> reporter: trying to live a normal life. so does tuesday's decision mean she have to return to italy? >> the question of whether she would 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 laufman says if amanda knox had been convic

curches body was from november 2007 in her bedroom of the house that she shared with knox in perugia, overturned her murder conviction. she returned to the united states in 2011, and was not in italy for today's hearing. an attorney for knox says the she is shocked and saddened by the nose. >> the corps said that the retrial will take place at the appeals court in florence. knox will " not " face trial again on a charge of defamation. knox this family has previously said that she would not return to italy if the quick to was overturned. >> the gun control fight is reaching a fever pitch and this could be the week it all comes to a head. with gun control legislation in deep political trouble, supporters are pulling out all the stops to say. tom forman has the story. >> comedian jim carey is a strong one rights supporter. while on a more serious from new york mayor michael bloomberg is storming after the issue. he went on meet the press to talk about. >> i do not think this is a government issue where the public has spoken. congress has understood and done the right things. >> bloomberg

her conviction in the death of her college roommate in perugia, italy, in 2007, was overturned by anpreme court ruled knox should be tried a second time now. foreign affairs correspondent jill dougherty is at the state department for us this morning. good morning to you, jill. so what do you think the chances are that amanda knox will be extradited? >> well, you know, this case doesn't get any easerier, does it, zoraida? it's complicated. and experts disagree because so much of this right now hinges on this extradition treaty between the united states and italy from 1984. and, as is most things legally have to check the fine print. amanda knox has been back in seattle for a year and a half. >> give them some time. >> reporter: trying to live a normal life. so does tuesday's decision mean she have to return to italy? >> the question of whether she would 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 laufman says if amanda knox had been convicted and acquitt

a tabloid case that riveted the media, attracting an army of journalists to the medieval town of perugiaian 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, however, grind slowly. if the acquittal is overturned, the case could go to an appellate court. if that happens, knox may have to return to italy. if she refuses, the italian authorities could appeal to the u.s. government for her extradition. if the acquittal is upheld, it's case over. rudy gaudet, a native of the ivory coast who was raised here is serving a 16-year prison term for kercher's murder. now, the lawyer for amanda knox, before entering the court this morning, said that amanda knox is confident in the italian justice system, and she's hoping to return to this country some day, as a free woman. poppy? >> ben wedeman live from rome for us this morning. ben, thank you.

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