roommate, meredith kercher, which happened four years ago now. knox addressed the court just moments ago. translator: i want to go back home. i want to go back to my life. i don t want to be tarnished, to have my life, my future taken away from me for things i haven t committed. because i am innocent. i am innocent. raffaele is innocent. cnn s paula newton is live outside the prison where amanda knox will be held while the jury deliberates. she joins us live from thousand. paula, we heard amanda in her own words. now what s next? she will arrive at this prison in about 15, 20 minutes and what a day it will be for her. the judge has already said he does not a return back until at least 8:00 p.m. local tonight. 2:00 p.m. local our time back home. she got up and what was different this time carol, than other times, she didn t have a prepared statement, she might have, she perhaps discarded it, she perhaps committed it to memory. she was not composed enough to speak at firs
republican backers. don t worry. you run. we ll take care of the money. he has rather moderate views on social issues conservatives may not be hip to. we ll talk a lot about that this morning. something else we re talking a lot about. amanda knox s first hope for freedom. the american student is waiting to see if her murder conviction will be overturned. she made her case to the jury earlier this morning. now an agonizing waiting game for her. part of what a tearful knox told the court, the accusations are completely unjust and without any foundation. i am paying for my life with a crime i didn t commit. paula newton has covered this case for years and joins us live from perugia, italy. what else did knox have to say to the jurors this morning? you know, she got up and could barely speak,ally. choking back the tears. they asked, do you want to take a seat? she said, no. she said okay. and she made a tearful plea but maintained her composure each time underscoring i di
i wasn t there. i wasn t present in that crime. prosecutors painted knox as a demonic figure who killed for the thrill. they described the murder as part satanic ritual and part orgy. the trial of conrad murray enters a second week in about 45 minutes. that s the michael jackson trial. the emergency room doctor who pronounced michael jackson dead is expected on the witness stand first. dr. rachelle cooper says that murray never told her that he d given jackson the anesthesia that allegedly killed him. murray s three girlfriends are expected to testify as well. phone records show that he talked to all three in the minutes before and after jackson went into cardiac arrest. protests by the group occupy wall street have spread from new york city to at least three other major cities. police arrested more than 700 protestors on saturday when they marched on the brooklyn bridge. occupy wall street, that group says it wants to draw attention to corporate greed and immorality am
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in 2009, her husband is the the only person of interest named in this case and he has never been charged. martha: all right. how about this case? there are closing arguments in the appeals case of american college student amanda knox, convicted of murder two years ago, she s now serve ago 26 year sentence in an italian prison, court appointed experts say the original investigation involved more than 50 errors. agreeing burke is streaming live from rome. greg, obviously this is a very tense moment for amanda knox. reporter: martha, that s right. you know, it s a very tense moment for everyone in that courtroom to tell you the truth because this really is the beginning of the end, the prosecution, summing up their case today, also, the judge setting the calendar. it looks like we will get a verdict around october 3rd, possibly on monday, october 3rd. now, the prosecution, there has been so much debate about this, and what has changed from the original trial, the prosecution asking the