americans coming back after being held in prison. joining us is alicia disari who has covered iran strepbsively extensively. there are so many places we can go, but one of the questions we re asking, do we fully comprehend the problems that iran poses us? no, we don t. iran has 10 missiles pointed at the u.s., throughout europe. they have enough enriched uranium for six nuclear bombs and they have all the military necessary to deliver the ball and my sources tell me within 6-8 months are ready to do so. jenna: are we prepared for that, do we have the proper defenses in place? no, we don t. and it s not a defense type of issue. we should have been on the offensive. look, it s not a partisan issue, the iran issue, the nuclear threat that iran poses, the ideological threat that iran pose social security not going to differentiate between republican and democrat once a bomb hits. and basically, iran has been
religious sue prison. according to the president of the christian legal society the policy is actually discriminatory against religious groups. here is what he told me. if the university says that christian organizations can t have bible studies and prayer meetings essentially it removes the core of what christian organizations do. reporter: he told me he is trying to work with vanderbilt university to change the constitution. he says he will not take out that provision about bible studies, prayer tkpwroups and worship, jon. greg: what is the university s response to all this? reporter: we contacted the university, we wanted to speak with officials directly and on camera about the student organizations concerns. they refused, they gave us a written statement. here are a couple of pertinent things from the university. we are committed to making our campus a welcoming environment for all of our students. as to the 0 offending organizations that risk shut down we continue to work wi
$350 per kill a gram on the black market. there you go. jon: they are ugly but somebody likes them. amanda knox is back in an italian courtroom, the american stew tenth convicted of killing her roommate is in the final days of her appeals trial. she could spend the rest of her life in prison or walk out a free woman. we ll have a live report from rome. jenna: look to a conclusion for that case. you ve heard the saying before, when pigs fly. guess what, that time is now. we re going to explain straight ahead. [ woman ] my grocery bill isn t wasteful spending.
the brew total that was going on at the prison, i mean, yesterday was a day of gratitude, and this naive ideology, this moral equivalency to say the iranian regime but we re bad, too, no. this wouldn t have happened to you if you were hiking at yosemite. you need to wake up and realize that. this naivete is what possessed them to go hiking in that area to begin with and it s so alarming to me that after two years, they did not realize that this is a difference in ideology, and that s the american people and our administration, what they should understand. jenna: sorry to interrupt. one of the things they mentioned was the hikers mentioned hearing screams of torture from down the hall and it s interesting that you bring up that maybe if they weren t americans, that might have been something that they experienced in the prison. how can we be more offensive with iran, how can we be more direct with making sure that, number one, this doesn t happen again to our own citizens, but also to
marcello alameda in his 40s, wanted in connection with the stabbing death of a 24-year-old woman earlier today, she was hospitalized and died of her wounds. when we get more information about precisely what led to this and more information about the condition of the suspect, i mean, he wouldn t be on a backboard fe wasn t in some kind of physical trouble we will bring it to you, whether there was some kind of officer involved shooting or self-inflicted wound, we don t know but we ll bring you that tph plgs as soon as we can. jenna: right now amanda knox is inside an italian courtroom as she tries to get her murder conviction overturned, a close friend says she can t eat, sleep, she s losing a lot of weight over this and that definitely is something that we could all understand. she was sentenced to 26 years in prison for murdering her british roomate meredith kircher back in 2007, italian prosecutors are asking the judge to increase the sentence to life.