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expected to take place sometime this week. 60 votes are needed to overcome republican efforts to block the measure. heres athena jones with more on jobs bill and earth whether it ever pass. >> reporter: putting americans back to work is president obamas priority. >> say we can grow the economy as much as 2%, and as many as 1.9 million workers. >> reporter: hes been pushing the plan everywhere. at a press conference last week, on the road, on facebook and twitter, and in his weekly addr...

>> amanda knox is now back home here in seattle after spending nearly four years in an italian prison. she was released after appealing her murder conviction. but she remains haunted by the nightmare that began to unfold when she was just a young student. >> amanda knox was going into her junior year of college. her mother etta recalls amanda the fresh-faced 20-year-old intent on adventure. >> she was going to study an broutd, going into college somewhere. she didnt know where yet. >> ...

>> amanda knox is now back home here in seattle after spending nearly four years in an italian prison. she was released after appealing her murder conviction. but she remains haunted by the nightmare that began to unfold when she was just a young student. >> amanda knox was going into her junior year of college. her mother etta recalls amanda the fresh-faced 20-year-old intent on adventure. >> she was going to study an broutd, going into college somewhere. she didnt know where yet. >> ...

the tabloids. now in a dramatic turn of events, amanda knox is free after being convicted of murder abroad. >> amanda knox is now back home here in seattle after spending nearly four years in an italian prison. she was released after appealing her murder conviction. but she remains haunted by the nightmare that began to unfold when she was just a young student. >> amanda knox was going into her junior year of college. her mother etta recalls amanda the fresh-faced 20-year-old intent on...

Hatch the plot. so anybody under that banner. >> not really retroactive or forward looking like that. here is what happened. people saw. this they saw that it was getting a little outdated. we need to freshen it up, the republicans in particular said we need to freshen it up and sort of give us broader authority to go after anybody who is plotting attacks, not just people who were doing it before 9/11. and the democrats balked at that because they believed that it would give retroactive permissi...

Hatch the plot. so anybody under that banner. >> not really retroactive or forward looking like that. here is what happened. people saw. this they saw that it was getting a little outdated. we need to freshen it up, the republicans in particular said we need to freshen it up and sort of give us broader authority to go after anybody who is plotting attacks, not just people who were doing it before 9/11. and the democrats balked at that because they believed that it would give retroactive permissi...

Hatch the plot. so anybody under that banner. >> not really retroactive or forward looking like that. here is what happened. people saw. this they saw that it was getting a little outdated. we need to freshen it up, the republicans in particular said we need to freshen it up and sort of give us broader authority to go after anybody who is plotting attacks, not just people who were doing it before 9/11. and the democrats balked at that because they believed that it would give retroactive permissi...

>> he is with al qaeda all along and coincidences are not coincidenc coincidences. >> does it look like they protected them? >> ksm were asked many times whether there were contacts in the united states. from the reports we could read of the interrogations he always seemed to blow smoke in answering questions like that. >> after the report first aired frank wolf wrote bfi director asking for more information about aulaqis return. >> the timing issue is too much of a point to be reality. >> mr. d...

Theory number two, he is with al-qaeda all along and the coincidences are not coincidences. >> reporter: does it looks like kgs m tried to protect information about activities inside the u.s. >> he was asked many times whether there were contacts in the united states. he always, from the reports we could read of those interrogations, he always seemed to blow smoke in answering questions like that. >> reporter: after our reported first aired, they wrote f.b.i. director robert mueller asked for mo...

Protections as a united states citizen because he had become a combatant against his country targeting americans. so, according to this memo, killing him was self-defense. remember, the feds have linked al awlaki to the fort hood massacre, the attempted christmas day underwear bombing and the failed bombing in times square. and tonight were learning more about how the u.s. tracked him down. catherine herridge works intelligence for us and is live in d.c. tonight. this operation was, what, weeks ...