conviction against amanda knox and her ex-boyfriend for the 2007 murder of her british roommate. it set a sentence of 28.6 years in prison. this sets the stage for a long legal battle over her extradition. the original verdict was overturned in 2011, but italy s supreme court vacated that decision and sent it back to this, its third iteration. both political parties have internal fractures, trade, immigration, the debt ceiling, but one side is trying to find common ground. we ll see what the fox all stars think about all that have as they weigh in, right after this.
from some satellite. it head in august of 2010. august, because that s the winter in the southern hemisphere. flipped me out a little bit, too. there s lots ogç snow. scientists say it hurts to breathe in this kind of weather. if you breathe in that weather very long you don t continue to breathe. on the old record was 128.6 degrees. onç july 31, this year, 135.3 degrees. apparently the coldest temperature in the united states ever recorded, 76-point ç 9.6 degrees below zero in alaska. this does not bother pentagon wins at all, i m hold. we re all penguin fans. allç for perspective, when it s 70 degrees below zero, exposed skin can freeze in less than two minutes, and in this kind of weather, this 135 below
upset about this must say something about the way in which they ve been conducting business for the last decade. i just want you to look at the stats. here is new york city crime stats. 2012-2013, murder down 27.5%. murder down, shooting incidents down, 28.6%. so joe, how do you expect that to change when officers can no longer stop and frisk? well, officers can still stop and frisk, but they re going to be handcuffed in how they do it. the judge basically thinks and without any credible evidence that police officers are stopping people for without having any suspicious activity, when in fact, that s been not proven. all the statistics are showing police officers have an opportunity to stop anyone who they think is having any kind of suspicious activity. what s going to happen here with the crime reduction that you have shown. if you went all the way back to 1994 when policing changed in new york city, you would see overall reduction in crime up 80%. there is no doubt that we re
trial begins today in the case of former texas college student accused of having bomb making materials in his apartment. the 22-year-old allegedly had targets across the united states in his sights including the home of former president george w. bush. he has pleaded not guilty. he faces life in prison, if convicted. all right, the nba crowning a new champion late last night! the miami heat are once again nba champions. lebron james captures that elusive title he so desperately coveted. and it wasn t even close really. the heat beating the thunder 121-106 to win the title in just five games. they did it at home, as you can see, lebron james named m.v.p. and averaged 28.6 points per game. a bunch of rebounds. two triple-doubles and first time in history that s been done and the third time in the finals for him. clearly the third time was the charm for lebron james. and that was exciting it was a great abbreviated year in
policy disaster because it s completely anti-growth. so in as much as this is a vote against austerity and is going to kind of end the merkozy and create breathing room for policies that favor employment, that s hugely significant. the other important thing here is that are maureen la pen, part of the quasi fascist. far, far right. the fact that she did so well is again, i think, and she did so well with working class voters is i think another warning signal. obviously a lot of that was about immigration but it was also about that societies cannot kind of coher if you have these incredibly brutal austerity measures. kirk, when we were talking about la pen s showing, sarkozy at 22.2, alland at 28.6, the la pen thing is interesting and the trend lines of disaffected