rudy guede is in prison. rudy guede's blood, his fingerprints, they were all found at the scene.nit. to the extent they can receive comfort from that, he is doing 16 years. it's not a very long sentence, but this crime has been solved. the prosecution of amanda knox and her boyfriend was a side show from the beginning, and seemingly to me, completely inappropriate. >> stand by for a moment. drew griffin covered this case almost from the beginning. he joins us now from seattle once again. that's where the seattle once again. that's where the family will be flying tomorrow. drew, has it been resolved? is it one murderer and only one murderer to the best of your knowledge? >> reporter: that's what the forensic evidence has always pointed to, wolf. i just want to pick up on what jeffrey was saying. rudy guede has fled to germany when they found him just days after this murder took place. he did go to prison for 30 years. it was only after his cooperation, the cooperation in which he named amanda and raffaele as being involved in this crime, that his sentence was reduced back down to

we can do more is the slogan of the new complain of rudy admits it is another pyramid and is a risky venture but still promises people that they will make money. there is a virtual currency called dollars which constantly goes up in price from twenty to sixty percent a month this price only i can see that some individuals exchange money between themselves without any obligations going into some conditions it is a fundamental point when there is no legal entity to joint account and office in other words everything is shared between millions of private accounts and means no one can put an end to it so. financial experts in ukraine see little surprise in my body's latest scheme given the rough patch the country is going through the national bank is like you know order to not the depreciation of national currency is like introduced him in the euro threatens a lot of people. on the government machine the bureaucracy is again something like a minnesota live press in the financial markets and people looking for an exit not rudy claims his actions are legal ukraine's politicians disagree the

that reminds me of the rudy guiliani strategy. i'm going wait in florida for someone to come to me. >> it doesn't work like that. >> i think if romney wins iowa and new hampshire, it's over. if romney wins any two of the first three, it's over. so the fact of the matter is, i really think from a perry standpoint, you have to double down in iowa and south carolina. >> ed rowlands, does he have to win iowa? >> he has to win iowa. in our party, you have to win two out of the first three, that ends up being the nominee. and unfortunately, there is a challenger. whoever comes out is going to be the challenger. may be short-lived, not long-lived. >> how long do the positive ads last? when will he go negative? >> the bottom line here, you literally have two-thirds of the voters in iowa who have

. >> my name is rudy corpus. give a big shout out. i think one good solution is to focus more on elementary school kids. educate them in a way they can comprehend. if they can recite a whole e-40. you know a first grader came to school with a gun. focus on the elementary school kids. that's a solution. thank you. and rudy corp >> i have 15 job openings for kids in foster homes. we currently serve 120 kids. we have the seneca center where we are building a family resource center so the parents who go to san francisco unified school district can come get food, clothing and all of those. please, i have information on the back. take some, hand it out. call me. >> okay. now we're going to have to break for lunch. we do have lunch that we provided right outside. we have delicious sandwiches. this is an opportunity for us to talk. once again. please fill out your form. if you have ideas. these will be incorporated by larry roberts. we are going to come back. we have youth performances. be back here. we are going to celebrate john osaki. >> t

already in prison is rudy guede serving a sentence of 16 years.re's always been a police theory or worked on the basis there was more than one, amanda and raffaele. >> let's talk about the human cost here on all parties involved, arline kamp, meredith's mother saying no one gets off scot-free. realistically nobody's life will be same, not for knox, sollecito or the kercher family either. >> reporter: no, that's right. it's clear that the kercher family or at least elms of them, the mother in particular still do believe that amanda knox and raffaele sollecito were connected and she said that no one -- no one got away with murder. no one got away scot-free. their lives have been disrupted, of sollecito and knox and you got the sense she drew some kind of comfort from that. what the family also said they accept the decision of the court. that's not to say that next year that may change. that that's a quote to lyle kercher, the brother of meredith kercher. an indication they're looking to the appeal court, the supreme court as the last stage of the le

rudy committed in murder. they have twisted distorted and mutilated the evidence and did everything to claim that rafael did it. >> sitting along side dan bremer represents the friend amanda. the case is four years old it has only been the last couple months that the bend lum of american public opinion has swung amanda's way. why is that? is that because the whole blunt ficcation of amanda has worn off now? they are looking at the criminal case and the italian prosecutors have made their case? >> you early on called this one as the american public now sees it which is there is no case against amanda knox. there has been such salacious information about her, she is a slooefrl, the prosecutor talked about ritual lis tick sex slave in the british tabloids and italian tabloids kind of echoed these things. i think the turning point was independent review of evidence which independent experts say unreliable inadmissible contaminated evidence. there was nothing else in the case as you know. nothing. except for the fo

rudy guede, a known petty criminal from the ivory who fled to germany shortly after the murder.ut guede's handprint made in meredith kercher's own blood was found in the victim's room. guede's dna found inside the victim's body in her vagina. his dna on her clothing, on his -- her purse, his feces even the hall and something else. guede didn't even know raffaello >> knowing all of that and when germany back to italy, we thought, thank god, this is over. >> it wasn't. prosecutor mignini simply swapped suspects. amanda knox, raffaello sollecito and now rudy guede had come to meredith kercher hoping to include her in an orgy. when kercher refused, they pulled out knives and killed her. juliano would stick to his instincts despite the forensic evidence. you were fixated, according to the defense, on amanda knox and raffaello sollecito and kept imaging new scenarios that made these two people guilty. >> translator: no, absolutely not. i did what i did because i was convinced given the evidence that had been gathered that they were responsible. i am absolutely convinced. >> rudy guede

rudy guede was actually convicted as one of three people who killed meredith kercher.his is what the italian press is talking about tonight. you know, rudy guede passed through the high court level, confirmed his conviction with two other people. right now, you know, there are two people who are also responsible for meredith kercher's murder. and the italians are asking who are those people if amanda knox and raffaele sollecito aren't them? i think in italy 50% of all cases that go to the appellate level are changed or modified in some way. this is proof of that theory. this is proof of that statistic. the prosecutor in this case has said that he's going to appeal an acquittal and i'm sure he will. i suspect also the lawyers for rudy guede are preparing their petition to reopen his case as well. because the high court as we just said has him as one of three for the murder of meredith kercher. >> barbie, we're going through the legal rules and requirements in the process. you're there and you've been covering this case for some time. just take us back to that moment, th

rudy guede, a known petty criminal from the ivory coast who fled to germany shortly after the murder. it turns out guede's handprint made in meredith kercher's own blood was found in the victim's room. guede's dna found inside the victim's body in her vagina. his dna on her clothing, on his purse, his feces even found on used toilet paper left near an unflushed toilet down the hall and something else. guede didn't even know raffaello and had only met amanda a few times with neighbors. >> knowing all of that and when he got extra indicted from germany back to italy, we thought, thank god, this is over. >> it wasn't. prosecutor mignini simply swapped suspects. amanda knox, raffaello sollecito and now rudy guede had come to meredith kercher hoping to include her in an orgy. when kercher refused, they pulled out knives and killed her. giuliano would stick to his instincts despite forensic evidence. you were fixated, according to the defense, on amanda knox and raffaello sollecito and kept imaging new scenarios that made these two people guilty. >> translator: no, absolutely not. i did wha

sean astin is really here. >> answer to anything. >> you do a better rudy than rudy. i met rudy. a sports movie about horse racing. >> it is? >> it's called "and they're off" and it's ridiculous actually. it's a ridiculous movie. it's a mocumentary and i play the worst horse training -- the horse trainer in the history of the sport. >> congratulations. >> well, it was easy. >> we got a snippet. want to watch it? >> sean astin in the new movie. >> this is exactly the view that all of his rivals would have. why do i need to see anything more? > >> his father was a show jumper in england. in the middle of nowhere, he'll jump in the middle of a race totally correctable. >> mom never raced. i guess you could call her a stay at home mom. >> gentle mare. >> oh, my gosh. >> comes back to the horses, doesn't it? >> tell you not to stand right behind a horse. >> well, it was in a stall. that's not the issue. >> it's not a horse. but no, he's working with the owner. that's the owner and that's one of the big things in training horses is you got to be correct about how you do that. >> i unde

then there's the people who can help bring in money, someone like rudy giuliani.and then there's the people who are conservative validators, like paul ryan, or haley barbour. they can -- sarah palin even can bring conservatives on board, especially for someone like romney, who has been winning the silent primary for big endorsements but conservatives are still leery of. someone like marko rubio from florida endorses mitt romney, it's much harder for conservatives to continue staying on the sidelines. >> i want to pick up with two of these former politicians you mentioned. sarah palin, also rudy giuliani. let's add to that list jeb bush, mike huckabee. let's throw in rush limbaugh, as well. of that group, who carries the most clout? >> it depends on who you are. if you're a donor or not and what early state you're in. i think that the -- in florida, jeb bush would carry a lot of weight. if he got behind mitt romney for example, and it seems he gave an interview which he sounded like he wants to, that would be a big endorsement from the bush family, crucial in flori

by the time we voted, fred thompson and rudy giuliani were nowhere to be seen. that's a cautionary lesson for herman cain. look, he has been given a gift. the question is whether he will transmute it into something more durable. being on a bus tour in western tennessee is not the way. >> that's suggesting that michele bachmann has been sort of a sleepener the past few weeks, in terms of getting attention from the media. but she spent a lot of time in iwa. that's her strategy. does that put her in a more viable position. >> she may be more viable than the national polls give her credit for. iowa, south carolina, new hampshire, they have a different sort of tone to each of them. in iowa, they are slow to commit, but once they commit, they stay with you, that midwestern sensibility. in new hampshire, they are slow to fall in love with you, but once they fall in love with you, they will fall out, fall in, fall out. you hope they are falling fallin love with you when they go to vote. she's from waterloo, originally, grew up there, represents the adjoining state. she

rudy g rudy guede had his blood at the scene and the prosecution of amanda knox and her boyfriend seemed inexplicable. >> a lot has hinged on dna evidence that was later reversed or later ruled basically useless. >> yeah, exactly. anderson, it's one of these things that you look at. now did nobody look at this at the time of trial? why did it get this far if it was this badly handled? we found it was. they have a different system there. at trial where we weed it out before we get to court. there it seemed as though they go to trial, then weed it out on appeal. here appeal is a very limited thing. they have a different balance. the bad news about that system is people go to prison awaiting trial that probably shouldn't be there. >> she already served four years. >> what made today so incredibly dramatic is in the italian system, the stakes were much higher than usual. the court could have increased her sentence. in an american appeal, you can't get a longer sentence. but the italian prosecutors asked for a life sentence. she was looking at anywhere between life and going home today. >> in

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 to work. she was always kind to me. meredith has been murdered, and i always wanted justice for her. i'm not escaping the truth and i've never tried to escape the truth. i insist on the truth. i insist that after four des

. >> in the lates republicans romney to rudy giuliani who is not even running. (laughter) >> jon: in fct is losing to ree animatedronald reagan. or reagan on brains. (laughter) but as front-runners have come romney remains. let's check in where he's at right now. later mitt romney sits at about 23% support. mitt romney is mr. 23%. >> jon: mr. 23%.me than mitt. coulds to hisitt romney has been nothing if not consistent which is interesting, given that in every other regard, he has been shockingly inconsistent. how has he managed nor loseupport. to remain inert if he were a coloe. if he were an ice cream flavor be beige.re's how he does it. in romney posts on bargaining rights of teachers, policeman and firefighters. a bold stand that could gain him maybe a 3 to 5% bumplican base hungry to restrain unions. but on the flip side he could lose him support in t for people not as convinced that public service unions are socialm. solve that problem? smash cut to two days ago, standing outside the republican call center in ohio that he has justvisited that is working to

they believe she was murdered by rudy guede. but they say the full story has not been told.eryone wants to know, what exactly happened that night. >> there's widespread speculation that amanda will write a book one day. >> it's fascinating to me that rudy guede got a shorter sentence than amanda, 16 years. >>> let's go to ron with the other headlines. >>> good morning, everyone, in the news, police in missouri say the parents of missing 10-month-old lisa irwin are once again cooperating. with their investigation. this two days after saying they had stopped co-operating with them. lisa's parents said they are organizing a reward, hoping that will lead to new information about her whereabouts. >>> casey anthony answered in a by video conference in a civil lawsuit that accuses her of ruining another woman's reputation. she said that a nanny zenaida gonzalez kidnapped her daughter. casey took the fifth. >>> texas congressmann ron paul won the straw poll at this values voters summit. >>> texas rangers nelson cruz slammed a decisive home run in game one of the american league cham

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many people are wondering if it means a new opportunity for someone like rudy guiliani or possibly sarah palin. >>> we are not seeing much when it comes to the president's jobs bill. the democrats won the vote to come later this month. >> also from congress, house passed an emergency funding bill averting a government shutdown. the bill will keep the government running another six weeks. the vote sent the measure to president obama and time to vote -- in time to avoid a shutdown at midnight. the legislation gives congress and the white house time to iron out their differences on the unfinished budget work. >>> a hefty price tag coming from the august earthquake could hit the area, along with failing to repair time for the national cathedral. additional repairs will cost $50 million. the total bill will be $25 million. official -- additional repairs will cost $15 million. the earthquake damaged a number of declarations on the cathedral. >>> a divided panel ruled that the district ban on assault weapons is constitutional. the court also upheld some but not all of the district handgun regis

rudy guede is in the penitentiary. his term was reduceded and he was convicted on substantial evidence. that's going to be a focus. the other thing that these jurors and judges have to see is the sobriety by which she is presenting herself. she is going to demonstrate, i have always been a good student, a responsible person. these circumstances are being used by the prosecution, who basically called her names, fredricka, instead of dealing with the evidence. bottom line, her natural presence, i think, will sell and it will work. >> you can catch our legal guys every saturday right here on cnn, noontime eastern. we will be taking you to italy momentarily with a preview on what else is to come. >>> back to this country. the u.s. supreme court begins its new term tomorrow. a major case the justices are expected to review, a legal challenge to president barack obama's health care reform law. how did this health care challenge make it to the u.s. supreme court? >> this is a law that has been being challenged ever since the

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that leaves sarah palin and rudy giuliani, the major unknowns. chances are, the most people you will see are those you see right here. what's interesting is voters have had team to get to know the voters but they haven't picked a favorite. take a look at the latest abc news "washington post" poll. rick perry down to 16%. herman cain has jumped up to 16%. he's in a two-way tie. it shows that voters are pretty volatile. the field may or may not be set but the candidates have to do a lot of fight huge did he tip his hat -- of -- >> he said america would be better off with a one term president. one thing we three in when chris christie decides to put his name behind one of these candidates, we'll know about it. >>> well, lots of people were waiting with anticipation for chris christie to make that decision about whether or not he would run and perhaps none more than herman cain. the latest poll shows that one of the front-runners, governor rick perry is fading quickly. some conservatives also believe the other front-runner mitt romney is to plain, ma

style of rated in the "rudy." have a nice weekend, everybody. i am arch campbell. entertainment. an interview with barbara walters and mariah .arey she did not drink a beer after giving birth. >> it does not make any sense. >> she does say a nurse brought the beer to improve lactation. not drink it.id child protective services were called to investigate this. merit to the complaint. twins are now six months old. they showed a video of the kids. they are adorable. moroccan, i have not heard that one. >>> let's show you what is going on outside. look at all of those pumpkins. we counted 87. thank you to melinda for sending that in. a 52 degrees and the high temperature at reagan national airport today. little below average for this time of year. clouds are beginning to break apart. the wind out of the west at 7 miles per hour. look at this part of maryland to 38 degrees.wn their high temperature was only in the 40's. here is alexandria looking at 51 degrees after a high of 59. are slow to call this evening. 46-mid 50's in fredericksburg. peninsulain the upper of michigan. in the up

>> or sarah palin or rudy giuliani?ave no idea what peace going on in any of their minds. chris christy is clearly looking at running. if he were to run or rudy giuliani or sarah palin, they would have to get an operation p up very quickly. the question is, would they be able to raise the money and have the appeal? all of that is really unanswered questions so chris christie we expect an announcement in the next 24, 48 hours. as for savor sarah palin, who knows? rudy giuliani continues to flirt with it. to put money on it, i don't think any of them will run. but who know snz. >> we'll be watching the calendar and the clock. mark, thank you so much. that will do it for me now. let's hand it over to brooke baldwin for now. >>> hello to all of you. i'm brooke baldwin. want to get you caught up rapid fire. let's begin with breaking news out of perugia, italy. a decision is expected in an hour and a half. amanda knox, the college student appealing her conviction for the brutal murder of her roommate in italy. and today we he

rudy giuliani was in the lead, fred thompson was in second place, and neither one of those guys were there when the voting started. we have to be very careful about this. this contest gets real when we go to iowa, new hampshire, south carolina, nevada, florida and then toward the end of february, arizona and michigan. until then, a lot of this is moving around. look, for example, the latest poll that shows herman cain, "the wall street journal," nbc poll, it was 336 people, republican adults, not even proven past primary voters, with a plus or minus of 5 1/2%. but we are all falling all over ourselves saying it represents scientific and precise. we have to be very careful. herman cain has a bump. let's see how durable it is. but i don't think it's going to turn into -- these things are not going to matter until we actually start turning out to vote on january 3 in iowa and the rush of primaries in february. >> we may have one december 6. >> yeah. you know what? i think at the end of the day, i think at the end of the day, new hampshire will want to be part of the process, follow iowa

at this point, rudy guede has exhausted all of those appeals and will continue to serve 16 years forder of meredith kercher. >> sunny hostin, thank you. >>> apple unveiling the new iphone. it's not the 5. it's the 4s. you have the faster chip, an eight megapixel camera and a world phone and it will be available to customers of sprint. katie is in cupertino, california. there is a lot of talk about iphone 5. is this adisappointing at all? >> reporter: i don't think disappointing buff it's an end all to the rumors and speculation. i love that you're running through those features because that's what i want to get to. what they announce today, it was not an iphone 5. it was an iphone 4s. let me tell the features that it comes with. an 8 megapixel camera, world phone, faster graphics and process. it has the same body and style. no changes there. eight hours of talk time. and you can use your phone and your voice to command your phone. if you want to send e-mails or check the weather or text somebody, you do that using your voice. >> let me jump in. if i program like my mother's birthday,

one suspect, rudy gaday is serving a 60-year sentence for his role in kercher's death. the prosecution plans to appeal the ruling. >>> new from overnight, president obama signed a temporary spending bill into law early this morning. the white house says the president signed it just after midnight. this bill will keep the federal government funded through november 18th. it also sends an additional $ $5 million disaster relief fund to fema. fema has been stretched after natural disasters, including hurricane irene and tropical storm lee. >>> and budget battles are taking a toll on members of congress, at least on their reputations in the eyes of constituents. just 14% of americans approve of the job congress is doing. that's kwoaccording to a new "washington post" poll. 62% strongly disapprove of congress. this disgust also seems to cross party lines as well. just 18% of democrats, 13% of republicans, and 13% of independents approve of congress's performance. >>> to decision 2012. the republican presidential candidates are scrambling to pick up donors who were waiting on

. >>> rudy giuliani made it official. he said that he's not getting into the race. he said that it's too late for him to get into the race. >>> i'm jamie costello, one mail-in group wants to raise the tobacco tax by a there are per pack of cigarette they say it will -- significant and how it will save lives. >>> that is all coming up new for you at 6:00. i'll see you then. >>> stocks ended mixed today with investors waiting for europe to get out of their financial crisis. the nasdaq up 17 and the s&p 500 up almost one. >>> a new study on the wireless industry shows that cell phones now outnumber people in this country. the group ct ia estimates that 327 million yell phones are now in use in the u.s. that is up 9% from the first half of this year alone. >>> facebook has nearly concurred the world and now they're finally embracing the ipad. the app available for the iphone was absent from the tablet when released. rumors circulated because there was a rift between apple and facebook. whatever the case, it's now out. and now you can get your version on your tablet. >>>

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