mr. baez, mr. mason, we are going to spend some time this morning figuring out her credit for time serve d. and it's going to take us probably about an hour to sort of sort it out because the previous sentences that she has been given. but with the good time and gained time, depending on preliminary figures, some time early august, maybe late july, but i can't say that until after i first determine time served and then the jail has to apply according to their figures their good time and gain time that she has gained in this. so if you want to wait around or we can communicate that with you, and if you have a different figure, then we can get that taken care of. i will reserve jurisdiction for 60 days to determine the cost of prosecution and investigation. tell me when you'll be ready. >> i've been advised a minimum of 30, so any time after that would be acceptable. >> mr. mason? >> whenever they get around to providing and gathering up their invoices so we can check the validity of those and potent

baez was talking and mr. ashton's reactions and mr. baez is corresponding response. needless to say that response behalf of mr. ashton and mr. baez violates this court's oath. if both sides would like to take the time to go look at it, i will ask them to pull it up and you can look at it. >> gregg: talk to us about they both violated. >> right now they are back. you might want to listen because a judge is giving them an opportunity. >> gregg: let's listen in. >> i wanted to make sure my expression was not seen by the jury. if i exceeded the court's order apologize. nothing i said i did was seen by the jury. that is my observation of the tape. >> i have no other comment other than i would not request that mr. ashton be held in contempt. this case has been highly emotional for both sides. all i really request is that, serious nature of what is going on. i also apologize getting caught up in the moment and making those arguments but after three years of working with mr. ashton i do not wish that upon him. i have my apology to the court. >> is there anything anybody else

the last time george anthony testified, mr. baez brought up the suicide. you recall he asked mr. anthony, you know, didn't you attempt to commit suicide in mr. anthony said he did. mr. baez asked him, didn't you express some guilt in the suicide letter? that's of course before you actually would have had a chance to see it. now of course mr. baez seems to be telling you it wasn't really a suicide attempt. it was just a couple of beers and some blood pressure medication. that's not what george anthony said. george anthony said he took blood pressure medication and medication he was given for anxiety. he took everything he could find. because on january 22, 2009, he wanted to die. he wanted to be with caylee. that's all he wanted. he was tired of the questions. he was tired of not knowing. he just wanted to be with his granddaughter. and you cannot read this letter and not see that this man was in pain. you can even see the effects of the drugs and alcohol as his handwriting deteriorates through this letter. this is not some self-serving deliberately created manifesto of innocence.

. >> i don't think mr. baez was anticipating 77 minutes. quite frankly, if this were a tv movie, baez would get up there with like 30 pages of notes, rip them up in front of the jury, take a moment and wing it and do a brilliant job. >> that's only for the movies. >> like i said, a tv movie. >> look at this. he's getting everything in place. casey sort of getting herself settled. is this typical? he's coming out to give closing arguments. it seems like they're taking an awful long time. >> things happen in a courtroom. we don't know what's going on. if i were jose baez right now, i would be freaking. i really would be. right now is one of the moments in life where you either rise to the occasion or just get crushed. i think the world is going to be very curious in seeing which way he goes. >> getting word they're returning the jury. we'll watch that. go ahead with your thoughts, jonna. >> you don't want to be at the brink of your closing argument and say, oh, the thing in the middle of the white board, check that out. >> it does make it loo

when it came down to mr. baez showing how the anthony family got rid of their pets, he made it clear, a conclusion in quotes, i think this is how they got rid of caylee's body. so, he's not only speculating. he thinks, absent of any evidence, except for how somebody buries a pet. it goes farther. this man believes that just one hair with a decomposing band on it, forget the decomposing band, a hair of a child in the trunk is no big deal. i don't care if it is one hair or a million hairs. >> greta: i disagree with you on the speculation. i think asking the jury to speculate on the father molesting casey, there was no evidence there. what was different about the pet, is that you can draw a reasonable for instance. the rules of evidence is draw a reasonable infer friends if the presenting. the casey molesting thing was -- there was nothing to support that. that was asking for speculation that was different. >> not only speculation but he says they. nothing introduced into evidence except for baez's opening state

mr. baez, mr. mason, we're going to spend some time this morning figuring out her credit for time served and it's going to take us probably about an hour to sort of sort it out, because the previous sentences that she has been given, but with the good time and game time, depending on preliminary figures, some time early august, maybe late july, but i can't say that until after i first determine time served, and then the jail has to apply, according to their figures, their good time and game time that she has gained in this. so if you want to wait around or we can communicate that with you and if you have a different figure, then we can get that taken care of. i will reserve jurisdiction for 60 days to determine the cost of prosecution and investigation. tell me when you will be ready. >> i will advise a minimum of 30, so any time after that would be acceptable. >> mr. mason? >> i want to have some time whenever they get around to grabbing up their invoices so we can check the validity of those and

mr. baez, mr. mason, we are going to spend some time this morning figuring out her credit for time served. and it's going to take us probably about an hour to sort of sort it out because of the previous sentences that she has been given. but with good time and gained time, depending upon preliminary figures, sometime early august, maybe late july, but i can't say that until after i first determine time served and then the jail has to apply according to their figures their good time and gained time that she has gained in this. so if you want to wait around, or we can communicate that with you, and if you have a different figure, then we can get that taken care of. i will reserve jurisdiction for 60 days to determine the cost of prosecution and investigation. >> whenever you're ready. >> i have a minimum of 30 so any time after that would be acceptable. >> mr. mason. >> i'm going to have some time, so we can check the validity of those, and potentially -- it would be at least 30 days, i would assume.

that should give it enough time to get the information to mr. baez. thursday or friday? 25th or 26th. >> thursday the twenty fifth is fine. that is acceptable to counsel. do they want to waive the appearance of miss anthony? >> the twenty fifth according to preliminary calculations, without going over double checking some things, she will not be there. >> will the corps require her attendance? it is not a punishment aspect. >> that is left up to her and her counsel. as far as i am concerned she can waive her parents. >> i would like to wave her parents, your honor. -- i would like to wave her appearance, your honor. >> i am also enclosing the statutory court costs. miss anthony, you have the right to appeal the judgment and sentence that i rendered in your case provided use file with a notice of appeal within 30 days. if you cannot afford the services of an attorney to assist you with an appeal, the court will appoint one to represent you. compare those rights in mind. after consulting with your attorney, do you wish to appeal? >> can we have a moment, your honor? >> you

that is the only thing i wanted to bring up at this time. >> mr. baez. >> mr. mason. >> i'll ob to the bifurcation process. they have not presented an invoice or accounting as of yet. we will be challenging as appropriate. she asked for 60 days. i have no problem with that. >> the court will retain jurisdiction to deal with the issue of cost of prosecution and other costs, i guess, pursuant to chapter 938. that's the statute that you're seeking those costs under? >> it is, your honor. >> okay. mr. mason, mitigation. you may proceed, sir. go ahead. all right. >> may it please the court. >> good morning. >> good morning, your honor. >> we respect the court address the vie laugs of double jeopardy at issue with respect to count 5, 6 and 7. because all four statements in the indictment arose in the july 16 interview between detective and miss anthony all four counts providing to a law enforcement officer were one countous act. as such each false statement separately charged violates double jeopardy and must be reduced to one conviction based on one count. in hamill

the last time george anthony testified, mr. baez brought up the suicide. you'll recall that he asked mr. anthony, you know, didn't you attempt to commit suicide. mr. anthony said that he did. mr. baez asked him, well, didn't you express some guilt in the suicide letter? that's of course before you actually would have had a chance to see it. now, of course, mr. baez seems to be telling you it wasn't really a suicide attempt. it was a couple of beers and some blood pressure medication. that's not what george anthony said. he took blood pressure medication, ang mxiety medicine. because he wanted to die. he wanted to be with caylee. he was tired of all of it. he was tired of the questions. he was tired of not knowing. he just wanted to be with his granddaughter. you cannot read this letter and not see that this man was in pa pain. you could seen see the effects of the drugs and alcohol as his handwriting deteriorates through this letter. this is not some self-serving, slib r deliberately created manifesto. this is the cry of a man who just doesn't understand t

all right, mr. baez will be going with me. miss burk are you going or are you going to designate a member from your team to go as i give some instructions to the alternates? >> i'll go with you and mr. baez, your honor. >> okay. then i would suggest that you will designate someone to stand with the clerk to inspect all of the evidence that needs to go back as soon as we take care of that we will come back here and then at that time we will send the evidence back along with instructions. i'll meet you at the back of the courtroom. madam court reporter. >> there are a few things that have to happen before the jury actually gets to start talking to each other. susan fine, let's talk about what he just suggested is each side gets to check out the evidence before it goes back to the jury. >> all those exhibits that were entered during the courtroom trial now need to be inspected. the lawyers need to be satisfied that what's in the bag is actually what's supposed to be in the bag as marked. that every exhibit that was entered is pre

i think jose -- mr. baez needs to focus on the reasonable doubt aspect. the jurors regoing to say why did you not deliver what you said you did not deliver? >> i'm wondering what's going on now. there's a five-minute break. a five-minute break right now before the closing arguments get under way. again, 16 points, some of which are being gone over again by the judge to the attorneys, they were, as lillia had told us given to them earlier in the week. the buildup to the closing statements we'll be looking back to opening statements with regard to the defense, because there were many, many allegations made there, and if they have not been proven, it's a different kind of situation, don't you agree, than the prosecution not proving the manner of death? that's more a scientific thing, right? i mean, is there anything? i know i'm lean, you all say you're leading a witness, on the stand here, but do you understand the difference here? >> i do understand. the difference is the defense does not have any burden of proof, that's solely on the prosecutor. but when y

you're supposed to take those things that mr. baez says and rebut them. so the time limit is built into the fact that however long mr. baez goes and brings things up and brings things up to say here is why there's reasonable doubt or why she's not guilty, mr. ashton can get up and say no, here is why she is. >> okay. so was it smart then, jonna, to have level of brevity in his closing statements because he doesn't -- if he can't go back to what he's already said, only about an hour and ten minutes' worth of information relayed there. >> that's true. but i do think it was very smart. he's going to have to go back strong on the arguments that the prosecution contends are ridiculous, that the defense is going to put forth in their closing argument. remember what jose baez did, he promised a lot, gave us essentially affirmative defenses and fe short of, quote, unquote, proving them. >> remember what the judge's instructions were this morning. point number three of the 16 was you can't go anywhere in your discussion today that you haven't already proven. in ot

and obviously the jury was instructed that anything mr. baez said in the opening statement was not evidence and should not be considered as such. i think the jury had obviously george anthony to look at. they had mr. cronk to look at. any number of people to look at whose behavior was odd. i don't think the jury knew. i think one of the reasons the jury came back with a verdict of not guilty was that they couldn't figure out what happened after listening to a month of testimony. >> judge jeanine: and there is no question and that is to the defense team's credit. i was in that courtroom most every day. is that the defense said this was a drowning. if it were a drowning, that is what jose baez said, why wouldn't someone just call 911. you you never explain that to the jury. >> well, and, of course, it wasn't our burden to explain anything to the jury. and i don't -- you know, like i said, i don't have the answer that you are looking for. i think the grief specialist that was called and presented by the defense at least shed some light on the

baez said that mr. anthony had molested casey. we were saying george never supported that theory. >> you said they believed her not to be -- do they still believe her to be not innocent? >> you have to look at the context of everything that has done in the trial. doesn't matteder what they believe at this point. everybody has opinions. t whenever you were right as they identified correctly the you united states offers rights. they gave the rights to casey they found her not guilty. >> what was the headline? >> he said acquitted he did not say innocent. what we are hearing again is -- >> i am talking about jose baez. >> jose baez said she was acquitted. acquittal does not mean innocent. jose baez does not follow that trap. >> i quitted means he could right a book. >> she could right a book but acquitted doesn't mean she is innocent. >> a book deal, a life in hiding, motherhood again. whakdz the future hold for casey anthony? what could we ever -- could we ever for give her? the little >> there's sn no place she coulo where she is s

and obviously the jury was instructed that anything mr. baez said in the opening statement was not evidence and should not be considered as such. i think the jury had obviously george anthony to look at. they had mr. cronk to look at. any number of people to look at whose behavior was odd. i don't think the jury knew. i think one of the reasons the jury came back with a verdict of not guilty was that they i'm mavs in new york -- i'm marianne rafferty. fox news is now confirming that casey anthony was escorted out of the orange county jail in florida and taken to an undisclosed location. nearly two weeks ago a jury found her not guilty of murdering her toddler daughter caylee in 2008. the verdict came after a 33 day trial that included allegations that casey chloroformed little caylee and duct taped her mouth. the defense suggested the little girl drown accidentally and also that casey's dad dumped the body without alerting the authorities. right now you are look at videos of casey leaving the scene. the defense claimed that casey was sexua

they are thinking what is mr. baez going to tell us? how is he going to dig his client out of the hole? they are sitting on the edges of their seats waiting to hear this. i guarantee it. they will give him, you know, full, they are going to listen to him and listen to all the argument and give him what they should give him. an the attention necessary. but i'll tell you something, the prosecutor has three hours left in the total four hours of argument. guess what? he is going to use every minute of the three hours in his rebuttal. he will listen closely to what baez said and rebut every bit of that. he has more on top of that, more ammunition to give the jury. i think by the end of this, this happens frequently by the way. that the prosecutor's initial arguement is brief and they come back with a long, compelling, sometimes drawn out rebuttal argument. that is what is going to happen here. so baez gets one shop, one shot, one bite at the a to save his client's life. so he better do well and better not create a bunch of sidebars. he bette

baez said that mr. anthony had molested casey. we were saying george never supported that theory. >> you said they believed her not to be -- do they still believe her to be not innocent? >> you have to look at the context of everything that has done in the trial. doesn't matteder what they believe at this point. everybody has opinions. t whenever you were right as they identified correctly the you united states offers rights. they gave the rights to casey they found her not guilty. >> what was the headline? >> he said acquitted he did not say innocent. what we are hearing again is -- >> i am talking about jose baez. >> jose baez said she was acquitted. acquittal does not mean innocent. jose baez does not follow that trap. >> i quitted means he could right a book. >> she could right a book but acquitted doesn't mean she is innocent. >> a book deal, a life in hiding, motherhood again. whakdz the future hold for casey anthony? what could we ever -- could we ever for give her? ever for give her? the little ever for give her? the littl

that is the only thing i wanted to bring up at this time. >> mr. baez? >> mr. mason will be handling it. >> mr. mason? >> i believe i object to the bifurcation process. they have not presented invoices to us, accounting, and we'll be reviewing and challenging as appropriate, so she asked for 60 days, and i have no problem with that. >> okay, the court will retain jurisdiction to deal with the issue of cost of prosecution and other costs, i guess, pursuant to chapter 938. that's the statute that you're seeking those costs under? >> it is, your honor. >> okay. mr.mason, mitigation? >> we're ready to proceed, your honor. >> you may proceed, sir. >> [inaudible]. we have however, the argument, legal argument -- [inaudible]. >> go ahead. >> respondent -- [inaudible]. >> all right. >> may it please the court? >> good morning. >> good morning, your honor. your honor, before sentencing we respectfully request the court address the violation of double jeopardy at issue, with respect to counts five, six and seven. because all four statements in the indictment arose during

baez said that mr. anthony had molested casey. we were saying george never supported that theory. >> you said they believed her not to be -- do they still believe her to be not innocent? >> you have to look at the context of everything that has done in the trial. doesn't matteder what they believe at this point. everybody has opinions. t whenever you were right as they identified correctly the you united states offers rights. they gave the rights to casey they found her not guilty. >> what was the headline? >> he said acquitted he did not say innocent. what we are hearing again is -- >> i am talking about jose baez. >> jose baez said she was acquitted. acquittal does not mean innocent. jose baez does not follow that trap. >> i quitted means he could right a book. >> she could right a book but acquitted doesn't mean she is innocent. >> a book deal, a life in hiding, motherhood again. whakdz the future hold for casey anthony? what could we ever -- could we ever for give her? the little girl who never got to grow up. that's next. ♪

mr. baez, you may continue, sir. >> thank you, your honor. may it please the court, my colleagues and the prosecution, good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. >> good afternoon. >> i would like to pick up where we left off and we were talking about the actual physical evidee, whether it is or whether it isn't. i would like to call this next phase the state fantasy of forensics. i want to begin with the trunk of the car and this phantom stain that the state has alleged it on or in the trunk of that car. i'm looking. we have all seen the photograph. and i don't see anything that would remotely resemble a stain of human decomposition in the trunk of this car. now, again, this goes back to grabbing your emotions early on and hoping you will see something that is not there. we heard evidence that there is no blood in the trunk of that car. we heard numerous tests. we heard gerardo blosi talk about how toro he was in examining the trunk of his car. he says he hasn't had a car in his entire 30 years of experience where he has processed it more than he

. >> bill: then why did mr. baez tell the jury in the closing arguments that the discrepancy was brought forward in court testimony and, again, it was not correct. >> what baez was referring, to there were two computer experts there was the defense computer expert from one company. there was the prosecution computer expert from another company. the defense computer expert testified there was only one search. the prosecution computer expert testified there were 84 severance. and if you were to poll our viewers right now tonight they will tell you they heard 84 chloroform searches. >> bill: they heard it. i heard it the record was corrected. >> the record was never corrected. what the computer expert is suggesting is that he attempted to reach the prosecution to tell the pollution that he had testified incorrectly. the prosecution initially did not respond baez. >> bill: give you the fact on june 27th that's eight days -- the discrepancy in the chloroform was discussed with mr. baez. and both he and the prosecutio

. >> mr. baez, in his closing statement, would you believe that there must be something wrong with casey anthony because she has quote, unquote, imaginary friends. those weren't imaginary friends. those were lies. >> the defense says the girl accidentally drowned in a pool and casey's grandfather panicked. >> roger clemons is due in federal court this week. he is accused of perjury, false payments and obstruction of congress for telling a house committee under oath that she never used human growth hormones. the trial is set to begin wednesday in d.c. his lead witness is his former strength trainer who said he injected clemons. >> new information tonight about mammograms. bay area doctors issued recommendations saying the frequency of screenings depends on the individual. >> about 1 in 6 women will get breast cancer. federal guideline call for mammograms every other year beginning at 50. >> i don't think that's right. it's all insurance, politics, money. >> some groups recommend regular mammogr

>> mr. mason, mr. baez, anything else you would like to say? >> reporter: outside the courthouse, the fury among the few dozen protesters was turning ugly and menacing. >> eye for an eye. >> reporter: there weren't many of them, especially in greater orlando's 2 million people, but some of their signs and they threats kept up a genuine mood of many people across the country. a dangerous mood. >> she going to drink champagne tonight? i don't think so. >> trials have to be shorn of emotion. >> reporter: alan dershowitz sees the casey anthony case as a prime example of how the justice system separates what happens outside the courthouse from what happens inside. >> judges, juries are supposed to be beyond the emotion. they're supposed to look at the facts in a hard, cold, calculating way. and they're supposed to resolve the case based on just the evidence that they've heard. not the emotions of the moment. >> reporter: inside the orlando courtroom, judge belvin perry imposed the sentence. >> i will sentence you to one year in the orange county jai

mr. baez says their intent was to relief orlando immediately. i think it would be safe to say she did leave orlando. >> reporter: her parents don't know where their daughter is. but they have been told she is safe. cindy anthony received a brief text from casey's lawyer jose baez that they want to hear from casey herself. >> so we're asking publicly that mr. baez at least reach out to me and let me know what's going on. >> reporter: as for those protestors who expressed outrage over her acquittal and release, they were noticeably quieter sunday. a group walked silently between the anthonys' home and the place where little caylee's remains were found in 2008. >> starting today it doesn't matter anymore. the verdict is read. it's over. what's done is done. somebody else will take care of it in the end and we just needed to all say our good- byes. >> reporter: casey anthony is walking free. but her legal troubles are not over. she is being sued for defamation and also by a texas company looking to recoup expenses from the search for caylee. >> the

>> mr. mason, mr. baez, anything else you would like to say? prior to sentence. >> reporter: outside the courthouse, the fury among the few dozen protesters was turning ugly and menacing. >> eye for an eye. >> reporter: there weren't many of them, especially in greater orlando's 2 million people, but some of their signs and their threats kept u ua genuine mood of many people across the country. a dangerous mood. >> is she going to drink champagne tonight? i don't think so. >> trials have to be shorn of emotion. >> reporter: harvard law professor alan dershowitz sees the casey anthony case is a prime example of how the justice outside of the courthouse from what happens inside. >> judges, juries are supposed to be beyond the emotion. they're supposed to look at the facts in a hard, cold, calculating way. and they're supposed to resolve the case based on just the evidence that they've heard. not the emotions of the moment. >> reporter: inside the orlando courtroom, judge belvin perry imposed the sentence. >> i will sentence you to one year in the

the judge rashed -- warned ashton and baez. >> approach the bench. that response on behalf of mr. ashton and mr. baez violates this court's order. >> reporter: phil keating, fox news. >>> coming up in our next half hour, we'll go live to the courthouse in orlando fate close look at the jury deliberations set to begin today. >>> coming up, a police officer and civilian are gunned down inside a busy hotel in a major city. >>> that, plus oil spills from an exxon oil pipeline into a major river and there are conflicting reports about just how bad the spill is. we'll be right back.  these sweet honey clustery things have fiber? fiber one. almost tastes like one of jack's cereals. uh, forgot jack's cereal. [ jack ] what's for breakfast? uh, try the number one! i've never heard of that. [ wife ] it's great. it's a sweet honey cereal, you'll love it. yeah, this is pretty good. are you guys alright? yeah. [ male announcer ] half a days worth of fiber. not that anyone has to know. fiber beyond recognition. fiber one. >>> a significant oil spill in the yellowstone river in montana

in the opening statements, mr. baez made some very for lack of a better term, fantastic remarks about george anthony, about the sexual molestation, about george having something to do with moving the body. and there -- before he made any questions or asked anybody anything, he didn't have immunity but in the state of florida, once you ask one question of anybody involved in the trial, you get immunity. so we can't have -- we can't even sue him. he did what he had to do to defend his client and we're left with the results. >> mr. litman, what's the family dynamic like now? have the parents spoken with casey since the verdict? >> no, the parents haven't spoken with casey since the verdict. as far as what think clienmy cl, i'm bound by attorney-client privilege. they're trying to see where the next chapter holds for them and where they go from here. >> there's been rumors of a casey anthony deal for an interview, what about george and cindy anthony? have there been offers? there's been a rumor that abc paid for one of

jose baez get this child molesting thing? lippman thinks it was baez who made it up not and any telling her lawyer. >> that would be ethical. those are the types of things you only get from your client. you are never going to make something like that up. ha would be horrific that is something he got -- that would be horrific that something he got from casey . >> greta: are you of that? >> i can't say i was in the meeting, i'm certain of that, that would never happen. >> greta: what is the thinking of the defense team, because she was molested, for some reason she felt compelled to be part of hiding this accident? >> i think it is a little bigger. i think jose was trying to say it is a bit more of a conspiracy. this is a family who consistently lies. and she was taught to lie that's the only way she knows how to deal with things. >> greta: there's nothing wrong with an accident, tragic but not a crime. why wouldn't it have been disclosed? >> it could have been panic. >> greta: by the father too? >> casey isn't the sharpest tac

mr. baez said their intent was to leave or land immediately. i think that it would be safer for all involved. >> her parents did not know where she is, they have been told that she is safe. cindy anthony received a brief text from jose baez, but they want to hear from casey herself. >> we are asking publicly that mr. baez at least reach out to me and let me know what is going on. >> as for the protesters who expressed outrage over her acquittal on murder charges, they were noticeably quiet on sunday. a group walked silently between the anthony home and the place where her remains were found in 2008. >> it does not matter any more, the verdict is read, it is over, what is done is done. someone else will take care of it in the end. >> casey anthony is walking free, but her legal troubles are not over yet. she is being sued for defamation of character and jehovah a texas company chios half -- a texas company is looking to recoup their fees for searching for caylee. we do not know she will change her identity or sell her story, with casey anthony i

they blame me, my clients, mr. baez. >> poughkeepsie here is new video into the kron 4 newsroom of georgia and cindy tweeting scored after their daughter was sentenced moments ago. >> to major hot spots, san francisco and mountain view. we also have a delay reported on march. let's get to our hot spot and san francisco. this is a wide load that was on a trailer. billowed slipped from the trailer and is almost on the ground. this was northbound 101 headed to the lower deck. blogging to of the three lanes. look at the back. backing up towards the candlestick causeway. it is solid from the 280 interchange. this is not likely to get cleared for release another 30 minutes at best. they have set for another trailer to deal with this problem. it is not expected to arrive back on seen until a 10- 15 minutes from now. if they are lucky it will be cleared by 830. if that is optimistic. continuing problems. not our only hot spot. near reingstorff, three lanes were blocked while they worked to clear a major injury accident. we

mr. baez is talking about mr. kronk. another question for you, why would an uninvolved citizen after calling police about finding a skull in the situation that is just hundreds of feet around the corner and around the row from the anthony evidence, nation wide look out. you all remember that? why in the world would the man it is silent for four months? i do not know the answer to that. i do in the know how he took the meter reader stick and put it into the right eye socket of the skull and lifted it, and the claim is it was found embedded in the leaves and muck. or was there, in fact, some re-positioning, something to make the case? the doctor said there was no tape on the nose. another doctor said there was and tape in the area of the mouth, the area of the mouth, and he concluded that the manner of death was a him side on totally circumstantial evidence because she said no child should have tape on her face. well, remember all the d.n.a., all the no, no, no, no, no, no, and dr. warren who did the super imaging stuff, s

. >>> mr. baez, mr. mason, will you prepared to go to sentencing thursday or friday of this week? >> thursday. >> okay. we will set sentencing thursday at 9:00 a.m. in this courtroom. okay. are there any other matters that we need to take up at this time? >> nothing from the state, your honor. >> ladies and gentlemen of the jury, on behalf of the citizens of the ninth judicial circuit, i will like for you to express my sincere thanks and appreciation for your service as jurors. you are residents of this county in florida. we came over there, met with you, and questioned you, and took you away from your families for a very extended period of time, and for that i say thank you. as i told you when i first spoke with you, in talking about jury service that one of the most important obligations of citizenship in my opinion was service on a jury. i told you it was very important that if we believe in that constitutional provision, that provision that provides a right to trial by jury, that it was important for people to serve no matter what that sacrifice would be. as you can tell by so

mr. baez said the intent was to leave orlando. i think it would be safer for all involved. >> reporter: anthony's parents doe known what -- don't know where their daughter is. but they've been told she's safe. cindy anthony received a text from jose baez. >> we're asking public that mr. baez at least reach out to me and let me know what's going on. -- >> somebody else will take care of this in the end. >> reporter: casey anthony is walking free but her legal troubles are not over yet. she's being sued for defamation and also by a texas company looking to recuperate expenses for the search for caylee. anthony's release has evoked so much anger and emotion, that members of her legal team just don't want to release her whereabouts right now. that is leading to a lot of speculation, will she change the way she looks? take on a new identity? or will she cash in on the publy tis and tell her side of the story. it's difficult to predict with casey anthony. back to you. >>> we're now getting word that some republican presidential candidat

we agree with you, mr. baez. there's reasonable doubt here. >> some were saying throwing spaghetti at a wall and seeing what would stick. they say george anthony was combative, he was hiding something. did you see anything like that? >> well, you know, did you believe george anthony? was he believable? i can't believe they brought him up to the stand 15 times. i have never seen anything like that in any trials i have done. you would be lucky to get a witness back one time for a limited scope. by bringing them back and forth, back and forth, he was exposed and blown up at the end of the trial with river, whatever her name is. the jury didn't buy it. after that, i think his integrity was shot. this jury thought there was a horrific accident. there was no evidence of a horrific evidence or trauma to the skeletal remains. holly, we have seen it all. >> how do you explain that, george anthony role in this? >> this is a run away jury, is what we are looking at. they are coming up with theories there's no evidence of. r

. >> mr. baez? >> mr. mason will be handling this. >> mr. mason? >> i do not object to the bifurcation process, your honor. they have not presented invoice to us or any accounting as of yet. we will be reviewing and then challenging as appropriate. so she asked for 60 days. and i have no problem with that. >> okay. the court will retain jurisdiction to deal with the issue of cost of prosecution and other costs, i guess, pursuant to chapter 938. that's the statute that you're seeking those costs under? >> it is, your honor. >> okay. mr. mason, mitigati ? you may proceed. [ no microphone ] >> we have a legal argument about double jeopardy. >> go ahead. >> you are watching the casey anthony sentencing hearing. she is just minutes away from fining out her fate. she was found not guilty on the three greater charges, one including first-degree murder. she was only found guilty for lying to authorities and the maximum penalty is four years. >> yes. and they are going through some bureaucratic things now in the court case and going through them slowly but

that response on behalf of mr. ashton and mr. baez violates this court's order. >> defense attorney bernie grim is joining us now with insight into the case. good to see you. >> how are you doing? >> good, thank you. the defense attorney, jose baez did something that may have surprised a lot of people, it certainly surprised me. he called his client a no good lying slut. was this an attempt to acknowledge the gorilla in the courtroom and remind the jury you don't have to like casey, but it doesn't make her guilty of murder? >> sure. he's trying to lend credibility with the jury. no reasonable person can sit in is there and after all the lies this woman has told back and forth, say, and my client is pure as the driven snow. he has to acknowledge at a minimum, she's a liar but not a murderer. >> today she was seen crying as we're seeing in the video here. >> trials as you know can be very emotional and i think everyone's emotions, the lawyers included, hit full tilt today, because the defendant broke down. then the lawyers started

. >> mr. baez, do you intend to call any more live witnesses? >> no, sir, we do not. >> will the defend be testifying? >> no, sir. >> coming up, at in depth look at how this could affect her trial? >> i'm sorry, i'm standing in the front yard. >> and remember this video, video of this arrest went viral and now they have every reason to say in your face to the officer who handcuffed her. and many of you have been asking for information on social media. you can reach out it us on twitter, on facebook, and on foursquare, and check out my book about my life and journeys in journalism. arr available anywhere books are sold. >> all right, twitter world, look who i have here. >> hi, everybody. >> what's your name? >> what? >> what's your name? >> i have to say my name. >> >> yes, what is your name, who are you? >> stephen colbert. >> why are you here? >> i'm here to support don lemon's twitter account. >> which is -- >> don lemon@donlemon cnn. go to it. >> what are you doing in my green room? >> stealing your cheese platter. >> this is your green room,

the one kids want to eat >>> mr. baez, you may call your next witness. >> your honor, the defense rests. >> the casey anthony trial back in business. sunday, the defense has rested so has the prosecution. the closing arguments get started in the rare sunday session and we're near the end of this incredible case. sonny hostin, you know her very well, you've seen her since the very beginning of this case. sonny, they're even planning to meet on the fourth of july, are they in a hurry to get this thing over? >> well, you know, it has been 33 days of testimony. this jury is sequestered so they haven't seen their families, they haven't been home, they haven't been to work. so i'm certain that the jury is absolutely ready to get that case in their hands. but there is a lot of speculation that the jury's going to come back with a very quick verdict because they want to go home and barbecue. this is a serious case, it's a capital case, it's a complicated case and i would imagine the jury's going to do the right things and co

you can see her with mr. baez exiting. you can see the computer there with her. the defense attorneys said she received a lot of death threats since her acquittal came down. a lot of people felt passionately about the case and believed she was guilty and believed as a result she literally got away with murder. you can see there armed officers with her. she was receiving a lot of security. her defense team saying they even received doctored photos showing casey anthony with a bullet we do not know where she is going. we will not be knowing whether it's something they are concerned about given the public outrage in the case. you can see the vehicle she entered moments ago is leaving the florida jail where she has been held. we don't know where it's going. one of the most compelling parts of the case was the relationship with the family. it fractured the anthony family and the father has said she is not welcome at home. i want to bring in lillia luciano standing by outside the orange county jail. they have been covering this case for quite sometime and they are fami