LU STOUT: Welcome back. You're watching News Stream. And we've been bringing you the latest on the crash of Germanwings flight 9525. But now after a legal saga lasting more than seven years there could finally be a definitive end in the Amanda Knox murder case. Now Italy's supreme court is expected to rule soon on whether to uphold a murder conviction against Knox in the death of her British roommate back in 2007. Now Knox's former boyfriend Raffaele Sollecito will also learn his fate. Joining us is Barbie Nadeau is outside the court. She joins us now live from Rome. And Barbie, could this be the final word on this very lengthy legal case?</s>BARBIE NADEAU, JOURNALIST: Yes, it's been almost eight years of agony of Meredith Kercher. To finally have some closure in their daughter and sister's murder case, we're expecting the court to rule today whether or not to uphold the verdict of both Amanda Knox and Raffaele Sollecito or they could just uphold one of them and send another -- send the other back for a third appellate trial. The verdict won't come any time soon, though. They're still presenting the case. A prosecutor is now speaking to the five panel judge -- five judge panel. And they'll just have to start their deliberations. The defense lawyers each get about 20 minutes to speak and then they'll go into the chambers to determine what to do with this case. It's been going on in and out of the courts. Of course, they were convicted in 2009, acquitted in 2011. That acquittal was thrown out by the high court here in Rome in 2013. It was -- a new appeal was brought out and they were reconvicted of the murder. They stand convicted of the murder right now. And that's what this high court is determining whether or not they will uphold that conviction.</s>LU STOUT: We're waiting for the ruling. It could go either way. Barbie Nadeau reporting. Many thanks indeed for that. And that is News Stream. I'm Kristie Lu Stout. But don't go anywhere, World Sport with Amanda Davies is next. END
End For Amanda Knox Case?