was entered today. it is unclear whether the suspect will be charged as an adult. a second teen also faces charges. once a favorite target of the world s tabloid media, her name and face are still very familiar. amanda knox, the american exchange student convicted, then acquitted in italy, of killing her british roommate back in 2007. here is the thing, judges ruled investigators botched that investigation, that they contaminated the evidence, but prosecutors, they re not giving up. they want this woman back in italy, back on trial. in fact, we re hearing now we could get a decision from italy s supreme court later today, possibly tomorrow. i want to take you straight to rome to our senior international correspondent, ben wedeman, and, ben, as we eventually weigh this decision from the court, we know amanda knox, she s back in seattle, she s been penning this book, attending college. if italy does attempt to retry
celebrations at buckingham and it all unfolded before our eyes. we mourned. we marvelled at the moments that defined the year. not guilty. and changed everything. tonight, we look back and outfront. we begin with the saga of amanda knox, the american exchange student convicted in italy of murdering her roommate. she was vilified by the press, but insisted she was innocent, and said on appeal that the dna evidence would prove it. and the trial lasted for months as a pale and frail knox waited for her fate, and waited for the verdict to be read. the appeal was successful and the conviction was overturned and she sobbed, lighting up the world to fly home to start her life over. shortly after, i spoke to her dad, curt knox. how is amanda doing? well, it she is doing remarkably well, and she has not missed a beat with the family, and that is nice to see. how is she handling her adjustment? well, she is adjusting and reconnecting with the family and friends and sist
the safeway where gabrielle giffords was. therer were also the celebrations at buckingham palace to egypt s tahrir square, and it all unfolded before our eyes. we mourned. we marvelled at the moments that defined the year. not guilty. and changed everything. tonight, we look back and outfront. we begin with the saga of amanda knox, the american exchange student convicted in italy ti of murdering her roommate. she was vilified by the press, but insisted she was innocent, and said on appeal that the dna evidence would prove it. and the trial lasted for months as a pale and frail knox waited for her fate, and waited for the verdict to be read. the appeal was successful and the conviction was overturned and she sobbed lighting up the world fly home to start her life over. shortly after, i spoke to her dad, curt knox. reporter: how is amanda doing? well, it she is doing remarkably well, and she has not mized a beat with the family, and that is nice to see. how is she
palace to egypt s tahrir square, and it all unfolded before our eyes. we mourned. we marvelled at the moments that defined the year. not guilty. and changed everything. tonight, we look back and outfront. we begin with the saga of amanda knox, the american exchange student convicted in italy of murdering her roommate. she was vilified by the press, but insisted she was innocent, and said on appeal that the dna evidence would prove it. and the trial lasted for months as a pale and frail knox waited for her fate, and waited for the verdict to be read. the appeal was successful and the conviction was overturned and she sobbed, lighting up the world to fly home to start her life over. shortly after, i spoke to her dad, curt knox. how is amanda doing? well, it she is doing remarkably well, and she has not missed a beat with the family, and that is nice to see. how is she handling her adjustment? well, she is adjusting and reconnecting with the family and friends an