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ROME  The judge who presided over Amanda Knox's second murder conviction 
says he suffered over the verdict but that he and the jury 
agreed about her guilt in the death of British student Meredith Kercher.Judge 
Alessandro Nencini said he agreed to be interviewed by Corriere della Sera 
for Saturday's editions because he knew the sentence would create a media 
storm.Nencini says the jury had come up with a motive that would 
be explained in the written explanation of the verdict, expected within 
three months. But he hinted at the conclusion, saying that up until 
8:15 p.m. on the night of the murder, Knox and her now 
ex-boyfriend had other plans but that something changed.He told Corriere: 
"If Amanda had gone to work, probably we wouldn't be here."
Jan. 29, 2014: New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, left, looks out over 
the Super Bowl security operations center in East Rutherford, N.J.APDozens 
of federal and local law enforcement agencies have heightened security in 
preparation for Sunday's Super Bowl, limiting access to New Jersey's MetLife 
Stadium and beefing up measures for mass transit in light of recent 
suicide bombings in Russia.Despite no specific terror threats against the 
game, officials say suicide attacks on a trolleybus and a train station 
in Russia that killed more than 30 people within weeks of the 
Winter Olympics have raised worries among authorities, Reuters reported."Of 
particular concern to us is what was going on overseas in Volgograd 
in regard to the Sochi Olympics. As you know both of those 
bombings were targeting mass transit," Col. Rick Fuentes, head of the New 
Jersey State Police, told reporters this week. "That is a concern with 
the mass transit; we've prepared ourselves for it."The Transportation Security 
Administration said Friday that all fans boarding trains to the stadium 
from Secaucus Junction Station, the start of NJ Transit's 6.8-mile line 
to the stadium in East Rutherford, must pass through a security checkpoint 
manned by TSA agents.Only people who show agents a valid Super Bowl 
ticket will be allowed to pass through the security checkpoint and board 
a train, said John Durkin, special agent in charge of the TSA 
Newark field office.Fans will only be all
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