perversity, violence. i respect life and people, and i haven't done the things that they are suggesting that i've done. i haven't murder. i haven't raped. i haven't stolen. i wasn't there. i wasn't present in that crime. >> reporter: amanda knox speaking there in court, giving that heartfelt appeal. the jury is deliberates. we're expecting a verdict not before 8:00 local time, about 2:00 p.m. eastern time. somehow the jury is expected to come back and decide on amanda knox' fate. carol? >> matthew chance reporting live from perugia, italy. ali. >>> there are subtle differences between the appeals process in italy and here in the united states. there are several options available to the amanda knox jury, which, by the way, has lay people on it and a couple of judges. their options are up to and including a complete acquittal. let's bring in paul cowen to talk about that and the possible outcomes for amanda knox this morning. what is the -- what are the ranges? >> lots of options. you indicated. they could r

and it is a regularatory and tax uncertainty. >> sympathy is perverse and doesn't help anybody.at what happened with the unemployment benefits. it is a vicious cycle and the cost of unemployment aid and taxes are not a big piece of that. you have a place like new york and connecticut that are pushing the cost for employers and going to victoria's point, like ohio and california, idaho. and yeah, this is an issue and it is not a larger issue. we want to look at taxs and how they are affecting jobs. look at slashing the tax that comes in if that company is not getting taxed so harshly. it gets to the point are these helping or hurting. like many government actions we mean well and doing bad things. extending the unemployment benefit system keeping more people out of the work. it is a billion in interest. 27itates owe close to 40 billion for lay off benefits. do we think that they will pay that money back? we wouldn't have to extend it for two years if we did our own savingings. we ought to have a tax free account that you go to after 32 weeks. >> hold on, gang. >> and you don't st

the perversion, the violence, the lack of respect for life, and i did not do the things they're saying i did. i did not kill, i did not rape, i did not steal. i was there. i wasn't there at the crime. >> and mike, we saw her also saying that she's had to deal with these unfair charges. she's paying with her life for things that she did not commit. and very much saying she never suffered before, and therefore, didn't know how to react, obviously addressing fears over the pictures of her kissing her former boyfriend. >> yes, that's absolutely right, argument on that being that she was there, but has been betrayed. i had faith in the authorities, i had faith in justice in the country, her argument was that there was a miscarriage on her family's argument, defense lawyers' argument, there's been a miscarriage of justice in the case, dealing with the evidence and so on. the prosecution, of course, has been denying that. so that's all at the heart of this. it was interesting from the raffaele sollecito lawyer, who we heard from just a few minutes ago outside the court, referring to a clasp.

the emptiness and our perversions and sins as preached from religion pens, it touch the openings of children child faint sounds emerge from under closet doors. there are too many of us in this house located on a land far a war from normal chanting. we only want to be outside. we only want to be outside. the lord is outside. it's not wonder some would rather die moths in the closet while others are not free. and this is a new poem that i wrote for a close friend of mine who was fighting aids. >> aids knows the lovers a tear a way from risk. replacing cocktails or jag ed little pills how to keep pharmaceutical pills. knows the fearless meaning of a friend's kisser hug. and converts to spirituality. knows the dim to light to allude detection to be grateful for the gift the clothing and shelter. to remain silent. aids knows to time on earth. but no matter how much you drink, you are all dehydrated. i choice of taking pleasure in what is left in life. the thoughts of suicide in the back of your head. that everyone still thinks it's a deserving fate for gays and prostitutes and the children born o

she also said she wants to go home and "back to her life." i am not what they say i am perversity violencect life and people and i haven't done the things they are suggesting that i've donei havent murder i havent raped i havent stoleni wasnt therei wasnt present at that crime crime knox was sentenced to 26 years in prison. several passengers aboard a jet blue flight are recovering this morning... after being injured by severe turbulence.it happened during a flight from puerto rico to boston... sunday night.at least 7 people were hurt... some with back or neck injuries.one of those people was burnt by hot coffee. california's governor has stopped a move... that would ban circumcision in san francisco.governor jerry brown signed a bill sunday... that prevents local governments from outlawing the practice. san francisco was planning to add a proposal for a citywide ban on circumcision... to the november 8th city ballot.but the new law... which takes effect immediately... prohibits that in all of the state's cities and counties. work is expected to resume today... on the washington monument.a

i think it gives a lot of perverse incentives here. i don't think is something that we want to incentivize in our government. supervisor campos: i don't know if the staff and budget legislative analyst was able to follow that. >> i think i have a summary if you want me to go back through. finding one, disagree. recommendation one, disagree. finding six, agree. recommendation five, disagree spearhead. finding seveneight, agree. recommendation seven, disagree. finding nine, disagree. recommendation eight, agree. finding e11, agree. recommend 10 xinhua,, disagree. finding 13, disagree. >> no. that's agree. >> that was the one i was not clear on. the finding 14 was disagree. supervisor farrell: recommendation 12 was disagree. supervisor campos: ok, so -- >> there is one more. recommendation 13 is disagree. supervisor campos: we have a motion from supervisor farrell. thank you, colleagues, for your thoughts on that. before we move on this, i want to acknowledge the work of the budget and legislative analyst. their office has spent a great d

it's really a little bit -- i think the word that you hear a lot is perverse, john. >> perverse, cruelr come out of the blue? >> you know, the defense has one goal and one goal only and that is to try to save joshua komisarjevsky's life. the accomplice is already on death row and what they are trying to do now is they are trying to convince the jury that this was simply a home invasion and it went terribly wrong. that as the hours began ticking down, as they were waiting to go to the bank to have this mom withdrawal $15,000 that somehow there was tension. they started to get on each other's nerves. look you have a 90-minute taped confession in which joshua komisarjevsky lays out the plan, how it happened, how he describes really this sexual fixuation of an 11-year-old. what he was doing. and he blames his accomplish steven hayes. he says he's the one that went to buy the gas to light the house on fire. he's the one that said we have to kill the family to get rid of evidence. so it's the defense has to try to save his life and they have not a lot to work with. john? >> bizarre, bizarre,

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print only peyton manning and philip perverse of august budget law restricts. the nfl the to make sure that flacco takes fewer drect hits. a part of it came from flock of holding the ball as long as possible to make sure receivers become open. he gets major port is points for that. i in him more time has subjected him to fewer hits while setting up bigger passing plays. no one contends that many hits week after we can keep showing up week after week. but we don't want him getting hit like that. a couple of times he was listed one of one battle. a couple times we missed the protection because of some of the looks that gave him. also things were not complicated. we think we can do a better -- we think everyone will agree we can do a better job at what rate at the end of the game, i thought we did a better job. if we don't ijo getting hit like that. carson, has a new favorite three word phrase. former cincinnati bank. the exchange in for a first- round pick and a consecutive severe drop in 2013. the second round pick upgrades to another first-round pick. huge pric

on a story we have been following, a fatal accident, the accident happened just before midnight a perverseistory and trimble road. trains are running on time. will tran is at the scene with the details. >>will: what do you know about this accident that happened last night? new speaker the person was on our light rail track where you are not supposed to be. it was at an intersection of a major cross street. it was just south of trumbull and first street. it was between our platforms. it was not in an area where pedestrians are supposed to be. vta has cameras on the trains. those videos will be pulled. >>mark: a group of homeless advocates in san francisco and the homeless themselves have been occupying hotels in san francisco. here is a video of the protesters. and this is all a part of a plan to call for action involving housing for the homeless. the group plans to occupy over tend vacant buildings. >>darya: we are seeing how the morning is shaping up and drying out. >>james: here is a look from the golden gate bridge. as we walk you through our headlines, the afternoon is pretty nice. 50s

it creates a perverse incentive to allow for a large accrual and then decreases the incentive to lay people off. if they have $30,000 sitting in their account, that is a strange incentive you have created now with the employee or employer about how they deal with that employee. by allowing the sort of ongoing of cool, it creates a dynamic that you're so afraid would have unintended consequences. >> i see that. i do not know of the discussion about a cool and cash is one that i would think would involve more than just having one set approach, that maybe it is a combination or who knows? but i see your point. thank you. supervisor chiu: thank you. next speaker. >> thank you very much. i am a member of the small business commission, and i would just like to say that, yes, our commission did recommend the approach before you, the legislation before you at 6-0 because it really addresses employer responsibility for health care access, but it keeps our economic safety net intact. i think it is important as we look at this issue to keep our focus on health care and health care access withou

a perversion of the original humanist marx ideas we're not talking about that we're still talking about a force weight and he hasn't been conceptualized anywhere in the us in europe in south america or in asia all right fascinating discussion gentlemen we've run out of time many thanks to my guest today in new york washington and in some paolo and thanks to our viewers for watching us here are keep see you next time and remember prost top of. the. support swells for me and take or break protesters across the u.s. and beyond is they insist they're going nowhere till bankers yield and the government gives in. a chance for a change of the syrian president's constitution plan is welcomed by aspiring politicians but slammed by key opposition figures set on bringing down assad. risks of renewed trouble on kosovo's northern border with serbia as nato threatens to remove serb barricades monday if they don't do it themselves. noon in moscow.

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so some of the liquor light that folks were trying to get rid of are now perversely encouraged. this is a good start, and i am very supportive, but i will continue to advocate for a repeal of the sud, and a look forward to the continuing conversations. supervisor cohen: thank you. he took a couple of my talking points. i just wanted to share that if there is anyone else there who would like to open up appallingly in district 10, i am willing and available to work with you to make that happen. i want to encourage whoever is listening who may be looking to make another business venture to venture a little bit further south. the dog patch never had this up- and-coming, thriving, and beautiful. so i just wanted to put that out there. if things do not work out and stick, i want to to know that i am here to help as well. i would also like to echo some of the concerns that scott wiener articulated. i think he invented a new word called liquor polite. i have never heard that before, but i like it. i have a lot in my own district. i am always looking for a way to look at that blight. sup

a perversion of the original humanist marx ideas we're not talking about that we're still talking about a force weight and he hasn't been conceptualized anywhere in the u.s. in europe in south america or in asia all right fascinating discussion gentlemen we've run out of time many thanks to my guest today in new york washington and in some paolo and thanks to our viewers for watching us here darkie see you next time and remember rastafarians. if. you can. on our team police move end to move by a protest is on actions taken against the tent camps in seattle amid criticism america's media is failing to explain what's really driving people onto the streets . nato forces in northern kosovo extend the deadline for ethnic serbs to remove the barricades near border checkpoints or they say they will do it themselves. anyway vying to erupt in syria against an arab league decision not to suspend the country from the organization. put there are people who as you mentioned to criticize me and to be remediated they say that if your humble servant takes part in the election that would mean that there

two thousand and eleven is a perversion of financial services and requires a license providing financial services without a license is a criminal offense. m m m twenty eleven already has one point five million investors and counting. again convinced it is a road to riches try telling that to the many millions of victims left with nothing and still reeling from his previous ponzi. scheme see reporting from here in ukraine. well europe's debt troubles may have taken center stage this week but a crisis of a similar scale could also be unfolding in japan the country's currency the yen hit a record high hampering imports and lowering incomes she want equal matsuda looks at why did third largest economy in the world has found itself on the brink of a major financial crisis. in many ways the japanese economy is like this fish. cloth dried out frozen and now how the great chunks of value sliced clean up. take the industry itself japanese sushi shops are raking in about seventeen billion dollars annually with hungry customers consuming nine million pounds of sisterhood along the way. is an addict

philip of etiquette is called no wildly inappropriate just when you thought they couldn't be more perverse i'm sure we'll be hearing many more horror stories of the holiday travel season kicks into high gear next. and the very very ugly brian kilmeade almost war weary americans are thrilled to hear the troops are coming back home from iraq at the end of the year talking head brian kilmeade isn't today he has to president obama's decision could mean that the lives of four thousand plus soldiers who died there were we still. have all our blood and money have been wasted if we don't find a way to leave iraq in peace and that was one of the reasons why you owe it to those who are very lost their lives have been wounded in battle to try to win this thing and we did it in the happened four thousand five hundred and forty nine americans have been killed in iraq could if this goes afoul could their lives be wasted absolutely i get it now so called news wants to deny president obama to the foreign policy achievement of winding down the iraq war that's fine that's what they do and you bring in dead

a perversion of the original humanist marx ideas we're not talking about that we're still talking about a force weight and it hasn't been conceptualized anywhere in the us in europe in south america or in asia all right fascinating discussion gentlemen we've run out of time many thanks to my guest today in new york washington and in some paolo and thanks to our viewers for watching us here are to see you next time and remember rostov. wealthy british style. markets why not come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with max cons or for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into kinds a report. in seattle police abuse of strong arm tactics on peaceful occupy wall street demonstrations amid mounting criticism the u.s. media is not doing enough to report on what's motivating people to rally in such large numbers. nato peacekeepers in northern kosovo extended deadline for ethnic serbs to remove barricades near disputed checkpoints the months long dispute in the ethnically tense region is over control of the border crossings into neighboring serbi

perversion of the original humanist marx ideas we're not talking about that we're still talking about a force weight and it hasn't been conceptualized anywhere in the us in europe in south america or in asia all right fascinating discussion gentlemen we've run out of time many thanks to my guest today in new york washington and in some paolo and thanks our viewers for watching us here darkie see you next time and remember astafy. still going strong the occupy wall street movement gains momentum amid criticism that u.s. media has failed to explain what's really driving americans onto the streets. of nato forces in northern cause of coextensive the deadline by one day for ethnic serbs to remove their barricades new border checkpoints and threatening to do it themselves. if the arab league decides not to suspend syria instead calling for negotiations in the country after president assad promised a new constitution and multi-party elections. in their young lives hanging up by a thread reports on the postcode lottery which means kids suffering a rare genetic disorder less.

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perversion of the original humanist marx ideas we're not talking about that we're still talking about a force weight and it hasn't been conceptualized anywhere in the us in europe in south america or in asia all right fascinating discussion gentlemen we've run out of time many thanks to my guest today in new york washington and in some paolo and thanks to our viewers for watching us here are to see you next time and remember rastafarian. line. soon which will brighten if you new moon and soon from plans to crash in the sun. starts on t.v. don't come. broadcasting live from the center of moscow this is r.t. glad to have you with us we'll stick with. the seattle police use strong arm tactics on peaceful demonstrators amid mounting criticism of the us media isn't reporting what's motivating the way for people to join the occupy wall street demonstrations a movement that started as a protest against america's financial center and it new york a month ago has since spread across the whole world with protests in more than eight hundred cities. beto peacekeepers in northern kosovo extend the

that creates a perverse incentive. >> two single could earn $43,000 and have help with the federal government with the premium. if they got married and combined the earning to $86,000 they would be far above the limit. >> they would lose the subsidy and be on their own for thousands of healthcare dollars. democrats say it has other advantages that it covers preventative care with no co-pay. >> each individual has unique circumstances and challenges, there are generally significant benefits that result in good healthcare laws of the american public. >> when it's implemented families will have new options in good economic times and in bad. >> critics say it doesn't change the fact that getting married would make it harder for many to afford health insurance. >> millions of families are stuck in no man's land. it took years to get the marriage penalty out of the tax code. economists said this morning it would come storming back in the healthcare law. one other note, this should not be seen as an excuse for people with commitment issues to avoid getting married. but it might affect their health i

. >> but they portrayed her as a perverse violent killer it that slit her roommate's the road. >> i have not murdered, i have not raped, and have not stolen. >> she's the victim of a justice system that manipulated her words and imprisoned for four years. in this appeal the defense argued successfully that the forensics evidence that helped convict them to 30 years in prison back in 2009 should be thrown out. prior to the verdict, they insisted the victim in this crime should not be forgotten. >> everything that she went through, the feeling, the terror of not knowing -- she did not deserve that. "the prosecutors have not said they plan to appeal. the victim's family was stunned by the court's ruling and said they are not ready to forgive anyone in the murder of meredith kercher. live in the satellite center, jay korff, abc news. >>> this has gripped the world from italy, to seattle, to washington, d.c. >> this case has gotten a lot of attention here in the united states. it has intensified since the appeals process has been under way. amanda knox has received a lot of sympathy from the

perversity, violence. i respect life and people, and i haven't done the things that they are suggesting that i've done. i haven't murdered, i haven't raped, i haven't stolen. i wasn't there. i wasn't present in that crime. i did not know rudy. rudy, i remember that -- the police asked me to give a list of all the people that meredith and i had met in that period in perugia. and i mentioned the boy we had met at the downstairs flat, but i didn't even know his name, like so many people around, the faces. it's not someone with whom i hadny contact, so when they say, yes, they knew him, no. no, i have never done the things that they say i've done. they say that, you know, it just happens like that, it happens like that. i had a good relationship with all my flat mates. i wasn't very tidy, and i was a bit happy, but we had a very good relationship. we were all at the disposal, one of the other. i was sharing my life with meredith more than anything. we were friends. she would get worried for me when i was going

i'm not what they say i am, perverse, violent.life and people and i haven't done the things that they are suggesting i have done. i haven't murdered, i haven't raped. i haven't stolen. i wasn't there. i wasn't present at the crime. hours later, a verdict is reached. amanda knox and rafaelle sollecito are escorted into court for the final time, and as the verdict is read, knox realizes the jury believes her. and sinks into the arms of her attorney. the murder convictions are overturned, a defamation charge upheld but both sollecito and knox are to be set free immediately. 30 hours after a sobbing amanda knox left an italian court, a now smiling knox and her family arrives to cheers in seattle. amanda knox is home, speechless, but finally approaches the podium. it is the first time she has spoken publicly since her release. just before she approaches, she is reminded this time to speak in english. >> what's important for me to say is just thank you to everyone who has believed in me, who has defended me, who inspired my family. i ju

. >> perversely celebrities for all of the wrong reasons. >> like the fictional man killers vilma andn chicago, casey and dmaun eeiama. web sites devoted to loving or hating. they had a brass too run a poll. amanda far out polling casey 5-1. after endless hours of exposure we feel we know their souls part of their weird appeal? they don't look evil. each so young at the time of her ladies and gentlemened crime. casey barely 22. amanda just 20. there was nothing child like about their alleged crime until reversed amanda convicted of slitting the float throat of her innocent roommate during a drug crazed sex game. they attacked her character suggesting her promiscuous lifestyle make up for their lack of evidence. despite widespread rage the case against casey was just as thin no dna no witnesses no cause of death, yet almost everyone convinced casey guilty. >> she killed that baby through her away like she was trash. she is a murderer and deserves the death penalty. she can walk out of these steps right now and say i did it and we could do nothing about it. she is a murderer. only thing

i did not want to be punished i am innocent >> 24 year old repeating innocent not to be violent perverse woman she has been portrayed >> amanda knox murder conviction overturned the court upheld the defamation charges against her court fees to club owner she wrongly implicated in the case meanwhile spokesperson serving 16 year sentence rudy guede in the killing and robbing and seattle tomorrow at her home wants to play on green grass >> former glenbard west football player on trial alleged rape of 14 year old girl last year 19 year-old demarco whitley jr. accused of sexual assault of the victim rolling meadows church january 2010 following the alleged rape police said demarco whitley jr. and different got into a car accident killed friend answers the injured himself could face up to 15 years behind bars if convicted of first day of bench trial man killed with terlingua but with a single punch 22 year old tiffany startz john powell both at the crest hill party last year when other partygoers offered $5 to anybody who could take a punch from tiffany startz john powell took a deep that coll