CBS Evening News - 2009-12-05

Name: CBS Evening News - 2009-12-05
Uploaded: 2025-11-28
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[0:01] Tonight, the family of American student

[0:03] Amanda Knox vows to fight her murder

[0:06] conviction in Italy. We'll have the

[0:07] latest on this controversial case and

[0:09] what lies ahead. I'm Jeff Gore. Also

[0:12] tonight, terror trials protest. Some

[0:15] families of the 9/11 victims rally

[0:17] against plans for those terrorism

[0:19] suspects being brought to the US. More

[0:22] Americans are working at temp jobs. Is

[0:24] it a signal we've turned the corner on

[0:26] unemployment?

[0:28] And the biggest thing at this week's Los

[0:30] Angeles Auto Show, smaller cars with

[0:33] higher gas mileage.

[0:35] >> The manufacturers have to develop these

[0:37] cars and push them onto the market and

[0:40] pray that consumers will start buying

[0:42] them.

[0:44] [music]

[0:48] >> This is the CBS [music] Evening News

[0:51] with Jeff Glor.

[0:54] >> Good evening. [music] American college

[0:55] student Amanda Knox and her family are

[0:57] gearing up for a long appeals process

[0:59] tonight following her conviction in an

[1:01] Italian courtroom last night for the

[1:03] murder of her British roommate Meredith

[1:05] Kercher. Knox was immediately sentenced

[1:08] to 26 years imprisonment. Former

[1:10] boyfriend and co-fendant Raphael Sele to

[1:13] 25 years. Alan Pizzy has the latest

[1:16] tonight from Peruia, Italy.

[1:19] Amanda Knox's family had thought they

[1:21] would be going to the Peruja prison

[1:23] today to take her home. Instead, they

[1:26] got a brief visit.

[1:27] >> Amanda, like the rest of us, is

[1:29] extremely disappointed, um, upset about

[1:32] the decision. We're all in shock.

[1:35] >> And what did they talk about?

[1:37] >> We told her she's going to get out of

[1:38] here. It's going to take a little

[1:39] longer.

[1:40] >> She's innocent.