publicity. >> his dream come true only a nightmare. >> sean: does he survive the week? >> maybe 10 days he's out. >> he will -- >> sean: they will circle the wagons? >> >> sean: tomorrow night the full interview. greta is next. see you tomorrow. >> greta: tonight, what is the casey anthony prosecution thinking? did they make the o.j. simpson prosecution mistake? telling a witness who says he can smell death? the latest from inside the casey anthony trial. >> but first, congressman anthony weiner. implodes. what was he thinking? 30 minute sex calls with dirty talk lewd pictures, e-mail to women who he didn't know and they didn't know him. and he's in congress? first he lied, he got cornered and now the tears. >> i'd like to take this time to clear up questions that

have been raised and take full responsibility for my actions. at the outset i would like to make it clear that i have made terrible mistakes that have hurt the people i care about the most. and i'm deeply sorry. i have not been honest with myself. my family. my constituents, my friends and supporters and the media. last friday night i tweeted a photograph of myself that i intended to send as a direct message as part of a joke to a woman in seattle. once i realized i posted to twitter, i panicked, took it down and said i had been hacked. i then continued to stick to that story which was a hugely regrettably mistake this woman was unwittingly dragged into this and bears no response able. i'm so sorry to have disrupted her life in this way. to be clear the picture was of me. and i sent it. i'm deeply sorry for the pain this has caused my wife huma and our family.

and my constituents, my friends, supporters and staff. in addition, over the past few years i have engaged in several inappropriate conversations conducted over twitter, facebook, e-mail and occasionally on the phone with women i've met online. i've exchanged messages and photos of an explicit nature with six women over the last three years. for the most part these communications took place before my marriage. though, some have sadly took place after. to be clear i have never met any of these women or had physical relationships at any time. i haven't told the truth. and i've done things i deeply regret. i've brought pain to people i care about the most. and people who believe in me. for that i'm deeply sorry.

apologize to my wife and our family. as well as to our friends and supporters. i'm deeply ashamed of my terrible judgment and actions. i came here to accept the full responsibility for what i've done. i am deeply regretting what i have done. i am not resigning. i have made it clear that i accept responsibility for this. and people who draw conclusions about me, are free to do so. i've worked for the people of my district for 13 years in politics for 20 years. i hope they see sit -- they see fit to see this what it is, a mistake. i regret not being honest about this. this was a big mistake. i was embarrassed, humiliated. i'm still to this moment. i was trying to protect my wife. i was trying to protect

myself from shame. i was a mistake and i really regret it. [ inaudible ] >> i love my wife very much. and we have no intention of splitting up over this we have been through -- we have been through a great deal together. and we will weather this. i love her very much. and she loves me. i'm deeply apologetic first and foremost to my wife. to the many people that put so much faith and confidence in me. that watched me make this terrible mistake. but, everyone that i misled, everyone in the media, my staff, the people that i lied to about this, they all deserve an apology. >> [ talking over each other ] >> some of these relationships, some date back as much as three years. >> [ talking over each other ] [ inaudible ]

>> almost from the moment that i -- when you say something like that, that's so wrong. i was embarrassed. i didn't want it to lead to other embarrassing things. and i did -- it was a dumb thing to try to tell lies about it, because it lead to more lies. [ talking over each other ] >> almost immediately after i said the lie, i knew that i was putting people in a very bad position. and i didn't want to continue doing it. >> was megan broussard one of the women? >> megan broussard was one of the women. my wife has known about some of these online relationships since before we were married. we spoke frankly about them. she didn't know until this morning that i had not been telling the truth about whether i posted the twitter posting last week. i apologized to andrew breitbart, to the many other

members of the media, i misled. i apologize first and foremost to my wife and to my family. >> where is she right now? >> she is not here. >> i spoke briefly to leader pelosi before i came here. >> what did she tell you? >> to be truthful and say what know and was thankful that i was doing that today. >> did you have phone sex? did you have an affair with one of these women? >> i said in my statement, i never met any of these women. i never had any physical relationship whatsoever. i am reluctant to -- for their privacy, since their names are coming out, characterizing our exchanges except they were consensual. i'm not going to rebut anything or dispute big that any of the women that have

come forward and said. [ talking over each other ] >> i'm not making any s for my behavior. i don't do drugs. i was not drinking. that wasn't the cause of this. this was me doing a dumb thing. and doing it repeatedly and then lying about it. that's all there is. i'm here to accept responsibility for this. i'm not asking to shift the blame to anyone else or to any external force or anything else. my wife is a remarkable woman. she is not responsible for any of this. this was visited upon her. she is getting back to work. and i apologize to her, very deeply. >> [ talking over each other ] >> people have to make that determination. i'm here to express my apologies. i'm here to take responsibility. but, beyond that, look my

constituents have to make the determination. it is up to them. if they believe this is something that means they don't want to vote for me. i'm going to work hard to win back their trust and try to persuade them this is a personal failing of mine. that i worked very hard for my constituents for a long time, long hours and nothing like this should reflect on my official duties or my oath of office ii >> [ inaudible ] >> i certainly used bad judgment here for sure. if someone wants to draw that conclusion i can stop them. i'm here to accept responsibility for some very bad decisions. >> one is 20 one-years-old, does that bother you? >> i don't know the exact ages of the women -- >> young enough to be your children. >> i don't know the ages of the women. -- i'm going to respect their privacy. they were all adults at least

to the best of my knowledge. and they were engaging in these conversations, consensually. >> how know they were adults? >> all i know is what they public about themselves in social media. someone could have been fibbing about it. and that's a risk. i'm deeply sorry think that lied. at the end of the day i lied because i was i am brassed. i lied because i was ashamed of what i had done and didn't want to get caught. but my -- did i violate the constitution of the united states by lying about posting a twitter post? i don't think so. i haven't spoke to anyone who did. if people want to say this is a violation of my oath, because i sent a twitter that i regretted and i lied about it, obviously people are entitled to that viewpoint. >> greta: what did congressman weiner do and how did he get caught? here's what we know:

saturday may 28th, lewd photo reported by biggovernment.com website run by breitbart. sunday, may 29th, weiner falsely claims his twitter account was hacked and someone used his account. may 31st, the congressman becomes combative with reporters when he is grilled about the incident. >> if i were giving a speech to 45,000 people and someone in the back, threw a pie or yelled out an insult, i would not the next two hours of my speech, responding to that pie or that insult. i would return to the things that i want to talk about. to the audience. >> all you have to do is say no. >> this is the tax tick the guy in the back of the room who is throwing the pie wants that to be the conversation. >> you said were you hacked. that is a criminal -- >> dana, i have to ask we follow some rules.

one is you ask the questions and i give the answers. >> i would love to get an answer. >> how about that as the new rule of the game? >> greta: next day, wednesday june 1st, he does interviews in his office. attempting to deceive the media by being cagey with his answers. one reporter was our own bret baier. >> bret: you didn't send it, but you can't definitively say whether it is you or not. >> i can definitively sadie not send this and it looks like a prank and a joke about my name. i can say with certitude i have hired someone who is going to come in to make sure this doesn't happen again. >> greta: then this morning, news begins leaking that there are more photos. one is said to be graphic. a few hours later, biggovernment.com posts new photos from a second woman who

said she received shots of a shirtless weiner. another woman had received hundreds of explicit text messages from the kong imagine. that's when weiner threw in the towel and -- scheduled a news conference. before congressman weiner gets to the podium for his press conference, biggovernment.com's andrew breitbart comes out of seemingly nowhere and takes the stage while awaying for weiner. breitbart demand as apology from the congressman. >> i would like an apology from him for allowing for his political protecters this was his strategy to blame me for hacking. don't worry breitbart is our regular whipping boy we can accuse him of anything and the press will not hold those journalists to account, no matter what they say. i'm here for some vindication. >> greta: well, breitbart got what he asked for. congressman weiner did

apologize. abc news spoke with a man -- spoke with a woman who said she had a sexing affair with weiner. >> sean: when that photo of his private areas came in you are a 26-year-old girl he's a 46-year-old congressman, recently married what did you think then? >> i thought at the time there's got to be something. there's way more girls out there. it is not just me. there is nothing special about me. there's just a lot more girls. i thought at the time this is something regular he's done all the time. he's comfortable. >> greta: joining us is rick klein, senior washington editor for abc world news. i don't know how much weirder this can get. let's start with breitbart? >> i thought i was the wrong channel when i saw him take over the press conference.

he said he was just a few blocks away and he wanted to come by. he within to the mike phone. i've never soon a sight like that to take over a press conference and preempt congressman weiner with his impromptu performance. >> greta: he said he spoke with nancy pelosi which i suspect is like going to the principal's office when you have got caught and you have to fess up. will there be an ethics investigation? did he violate any ethics code? >> there will be a investigation. it is because nancy pelosi and other leading house democrats are among those who are calling for this. they defended congressman weiner when this first broke. they took him at his word that he had been hacked. they felt betrayed. and i think the statement speaks volumes. for democrats to express their disappointment to lodge an ethics complaint is a major statement. it is a different question whether he violated any rules of the house. that will be a matter for the

ethics committee. the wording is murky around these areas. it is possible that not only did he not break the law but didn't violate house rules. >> greta: he sent -- he certainly was tearful today. how he talked about the latest one that he got caught with how that was supposed to have been a joke. if you go back to the you that the 26-year-old we -- she got that same picture in april apparently it want a joke many almost a serial episode with this man. >> this is someone who spent the last 10 days trying to talk his way out of this. last week he got more reporters interested. today he was able to say i made a mistake and i have to apologize. he still hasn't answered all the questions. were there taxpayer resources involved? did his conduct in some way reflect dishonor upon the house?

those the areas the inquiry could reflect. hard to see anything that rises to the level of major violations of house rules. i don't see anything here, unless there is something else waiting to drop. >> greta: i guess it is how you look at it. preying on women who didn't ask for the photos, that he crawls around the internet looking for them and sends them. this last one a 26-year-old single mother and had served in the military and he start trolling for them. he's a man in a position of power, don't you agree? >> no question. one of the issues he has to figure out. were all these people of age? you are right, how he used his position, the ethics committee will go through a lot of documentation. what was sent? what provoked conversations? was he now finally telling the

truth today? >> greta: we should say the democratic party doesn't have a monopoly on scandals does it? >> certainly not. people are saying when democrats get caught they stick around. republicans get caught they always resign. that is not the case we see senator vitter admitted to sleeping with a prostitute we elected in louisiana. these things transcend politics. it ends up being about the individual, individual stories of tragedy,. more about that than a political party. >> greta: i don't know if he admitted sleeping with her, he said he just had conversations with her. >> ahh, sorry. >> greta: i say it with some level of sarcasm. i don't know if anyone believes that one. rick, thank you. >> thanks. >> greta: no doubt, what congressman weiner did is wear. he's grabbing some headlines. taking the heat off schwarzenegger in california. what about his family? what about his constant -- his

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i don't know what i was thinking.

this was a destructive thing to do. i'm apologetic for doing it. it was deeply, deeply hurtful to the people i care about the most. it was something that i did that was just wrong. and i regret it. i regret not being honest about this. this was a big mistake to -- i was embarrassed, humiliated. i'm still to this moment. i was trying to protect my wife. i was trying to protect myself from shame. it was a mistake and i really regret it. >> greta: he thought he could outsmart the media with his lies. that didn't work. the hacking story was ridiculous. today more pictures leaving him no choice but that tearful confession. now what? he's been representing new york for 12 years. will his constituents and colleagues forgive him? kirsten powers joins us. good evening. two quick questions how know

him and should he stick around? >> i've been friends with him for about 10 years. we dated very briefly then we became friends. we were friends for a long time. i haven't talked to him as much lately. but he was always a very, very good friend to me this is very painful to watch. >> greta: should he stay or should he step down or maybe even finish out his term and not run again? what is the standard we hold him to? does he get the same standard as republicans get? >> i have a standard that i stick to for everybody. people can pull the tape from governor sanford and i will say the same about anthony and his situation. it is between him and his wife. this is not -- have anything to do with his official capacity. he has not broken any laws. he's apologetic. what he did obviously was wrong. no, i don't think he should resign. i didn't think governor sanford should resign. he's a great con man.

his constituents love him. it is up to them to -- to have him back. >> greta: you said his wife, i was thinking along the lines of his constituents shut make that decision and they will come election -- should make that decision and they will come election time. we see this all the time. i guess the point is, when do they learn? this was not a joke as he suggested in his press conference that began in may this seems to be a deeper, longer story. >> yeah, well we've soon a lot of recklessness. people can psycho analyze why people do it. you can't get inside somebody's head. i do want to say, i keep hearing there's this double standard, democrats and republicans. david vitter cheated on his wife with a prostitute and

he's still in the senate. i'm getting tired of hearing this that somehow the republicans come down so hard on their people. if other people have decided to acquit, after something like this, that's their decision. i think that anthony made, obviously, a very big mistake. but it is a mistake that is between him and his wife. everybody getting up on their soapbox and judging him, i don't think that is our place. his job is to do a good job as a congressman, which he does do. >> greta: you may have heard me i was talking rick klein. i think vitter said he only talked to the prosecutor. i think that's what he said. if indeed there was a little more he didn't fess up to that one totally. but, any thought when these members of congress are gonna

learn their lesson that inappropriate behavior is just that, inappropriate? >> look, people -- humans are flawed. there's all sorts of stuff that guess on all the time that is wrong. people have affairs. -- we have presidential candidates who have had affairs. people who -- giuliani, gingrich, -- >> greta: is lying wrong? >> lying is wrong, people always lie about these. i'm always incredulous when people say it wind the sex it was the lying. no it was the sex. it was the pictures that he sent that really is the problem. i'm not condoning lying he was protecting his wife and his marriage. >> greta: i think he was trying to protect himself. >> well, that as well. >> greta: thank you kirsten. >> is congressman weiner finished or not? is his political career over

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for the past few years i've engaged in several inappropriate conversations conned over twitter, facebook, e-mail and occasionally on the phone with women wife met online. i've exchanged messages and photos of an examine explicit nature with six women over the last three years. these communications took place before my marriage some sadly after. to be clear, i have never met any of these women or had

physical relationships at any time. i haven't told the truth. and i've done things i deeply regret. i've brought pain to people i care about the most. people who believed in me. and for that i'm deeply sorry. >> greta: should congressman weiner resign? new york congressman setting his sights moving into the mayor's mansion. that political dream might be over, or is it? joining us tucker carlson. i was going to tease you and tell you to stop sending me those twitter pictures. i thought maybe this isn't very funny. >> less so now. >> greta: it is so sorted. like this whole story. now we see in man self-destruct.

politics is a weird business. is his career over or not? >> i don't think it is. it was a relief to see him tell the truth. i've never seen a worst liar in public life. he appears to have, the support of the democratic caucus. nancy pelosi announced there will be an ethics investigation. that may turn up facts we don't know about yet. who knows what will happen if that takes place. at the moment, you are not seeing high profile democrats calling for his resignation and i don't think you will. >> greta: he -- [ inaudible ] my ride is here i'm picking up a train. [ inaudible ] how is he to be taken seriously when he's been

sending creepy pictures of himself to women? it is so creepy. i think that his rising star has just plateaued. >> i think you are right. it tells you something about the addictive quality of politics that he would want to day in the public eye after a moment like this. after a press conference like the one we saw today. the average person would hide under the bed or move to paraquay or remove himself from public view forever this is someone who seeks attention, regardless. however, i gotta say, people's attention spans are short and memories shorter. elliot spitzer has a television show. there are plenty people you can think of, including a former president who has been involved in sex scandals of their own making and are still around. some are more popular than ever. there's no guarantee. i would think it is unlikely that 10 years from now, congressman weiner will be

shunned for this. >> greta: except for one thing. there's been a discussion by two guests tonight of senator vitter, that's been a number of years we still remember what he said. anyone who goes on tv who has a history we all know who it is and everyone snickers in the background. you certainly do lose your altitude if you have gone around doing something creepy and sending out weird pick tours young women around the internet is creepy and wear. i don't think that goes away. >> no question about it. i'm not defending the behavior. you covered it, read the star report. it is embarrassing to bring it up. it has gotten to the point where with president clinton even bringing that up is considered bad manners. talking about rising above it. almost nobody ever mentions that with clinton. so there is precedent for it. wine not clinton he's not ever

-- wean are is not clinton he's not ever going to be president. i do think the country is more forgiving, for good or bad than people think. >> greta: tucker, thank you, quit sending those pictures. >> i can't control myself, i'm sorry. >> greta: tucker doesn't even understand twitter that well. >> new information at the casey anthony murder trial. casey's family has been closely involved in this case. some family members are facing very serious issues of their own. the attorney for casey's parents here. taking the stand today day 11, forensic expert talks about what he found in casey's car. did casey and the -- show reaction when she her the testimony? ♪

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where lauren greene is standing by with the other headlines. >> reporter: word from d.c. tonight president obama is losing one of highs top aides. ghouls buy is resigning this summer. -- planning to take a teaching post in chicago. ghouls buy is a regular every -- first friday of the month. explaining the take on the latest jobless numbers. >> wildfire spreading in eastern arizona. thousands of firefighters working to contain it the wallow has burned more than 350 miles and sent smoke as far east at iowa. another major wildfire has burned more than 150 square miles and threaten two ties in southeastern arizona at this hour. >> greta: day number 11 in the casey anthony murder trial here in florida. a lot of emotional moments.

cindy took the stand and broke down several times. >> my daughter finally admitted that the baby -- that the babysitter took her. i told you my daughter was missing for a month. i just found her today, but i can't find my granddaughter. she just admitted to me she has been trying to find her, herself. there's something wrong. i found my daughter's car today and it smells like there's been a dead body in the damn car. >> greta: casey and the accused of killing her daughter in 2008. casey claims she dropped caylee off with the babysitter and never saw again. that was a lie there. was no babysitter. recently, in the opening statement the defense attorney said caylee drowned in a swimming pool. today we heard ghoulish testimony.

claims of human decomposition in air samples. the mother told cops her daughter's car smelled like theres with a dead body in it. anthony listened closely to that testimony today. judge pirro was in the courtroom earlier today. before we get to today's testimony, i like cindy anthony and feel sorry for her. >> i do too. for the longest time we saw her as this abrasive crazy woman who may the 911 call. when she went in that courtroom, she connected with the jurors. she was a grandmother who was concerned about her granddaughter. i remember the first juror leaning for the whole testimony. she was credible. she made sense. everything was consistent with the corroborating evidence. i was impressed with the anthony -- >> greta: we totally agree on something. this expert today i taught was silly. the guy who says you can smell death.

>> i can smell death. how many homicide scenes have you been to? >> greta: that is my point, you don't need an expert. a witness who is supposedly a witness in smelling death when an ordinary person can. did what marcia clark did in the o.j. simpson case they dirty up the case with an unnecessary witness. [ talking over each other ] >> what you've got is a mother was a nurse who said it smells like a dead body. >> greta: exactly they don't need this guy. >> i agree. they want to but this evidence in, it is a death penalty case, you put in everything you've got. >> greta: can i tell you how insane that is. they didn't need it. that's the problem. they dirty up their case -- by the way, let me add one other thing. the judge was outrageous when the defense wanted to cross-examine this so-called death expert who has a sniffing machine, so

ridiculous. the defense wanted to establish -- and the judge cuts the defense off in a death penalty case. >> on redirect the d.a. came back and said what would your role be in that? the university, the institution would make -- [ talking over each other ] >> greta: the judge gives latitude to the prosecution, not the defense, that's a better idea. [ talking over each other ] >> bias is always relevant. >> the problem is baez the attorney. he made a fool of himself cross-examining the expert. he started hard charging and fell on his face. there was shockingly high amounts of chloroform in this trunk. this baby had too much chloroform in her. casey admitted to a friend she uses chloroform to get her kid to sleep. it is all going to come together. >> greta: i would say thank you prosecution. because you are being so

stupid by overtrying the case putting on a witness that is of silly expertise. >> the jury loved him. >> greta: that doesn't matter. >> it is a csi moment. i can now get this stuff in a real courtroom, they are loving it. even the defendant was animated. >> greta: if they get a conviction, i don't care how much the jury liked this guy, they didn't need it. instead what the prosecution has done, they are so stupid they gave an appellate issue to the defense. >> that they did. no question. >> greta: that's why it is stupid. >> first case when dna was used in 1985, they thought that was voodoo science, junk science. >> greta: you said you could smell death. >> maybe the jury can't smell death. >> greta: you don't need an expert. i'm taking the last word this is judge jeanine pirro.

good night. >> how is casey's family doing with this trial? especially her father and brother who are facing serious allegations of their own. the attorney for casey's parents here, next. [ female announcer ] ever wish vegetables

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>> greta: casey anthony is

pointing the finger at her family. accuse her father and brother of sexually molesting her. you may remember casey's defense attorney jose baez made those allegations during opening statements. joining us cindy and george's attorney, mark litman. tell me, that whole business about the allegation of the molest against george and lee. did that come out of left field or did you know it was coming? >> we knee it was coming. several weeks ago mr. baez and two of his attorneys came to our office and explained how they alleged caylee passed. six weeks ago we phone out from the prosecutors, what the defense was going to be. >> greta: how does that relate to the issue whether this was accidental or murder? >> nothing. it is just more stuff to throw out there. something tphaoeurbt jury to hang their hat on.

to try and high the issue of what really happened. and to attack the family. >> greta: did the prosecution object to that? >> the openings are not evidence by any means. you can pretty much say what want. whatever you say, you have to prove. i think that's what the prosecutors are looking for. >> greta: how are cindy and george doing? >> you can see in court they have good days and bad days. certainly on the day that miss anthony testified it was a difficult day. today was more of just to see how dr. vass was going to do. >> greta: when you observe from the outside, when you think you observe may not be true. in terms of how you think people are taking things or their reaction. in some ways, i'm lucky to meet the people and get a better idea. it is so different. >> it is. the perception that the general public had about my clients at the beginning, certainly has changed for the

better. where people are under standing now just what pain this family has gone through and what they are still going through. >> greta: why do you think people felt a little aggressive towards them or hostile? i can't think of the word. there has never been any allegation that the parents did anything wrong. except in the opening statement allegation about george. from three years ago people roughed up cindy a little bit. >> sure. you see them in the beginning trying to motivate law enforcement. motivate the media, to try ab get the word out when the idea -- to try and get the word out when they thought caylee was a missing child. because of the anger, anxiety and frustration the family was feeling, you could feel be trade and the general public was picking that up. >> greta: i should clarify. did george deny the

allegation? >> absolutely. initially i did not represent lee. we came out with a statement six weeks ago that george had nothing to do with the mur. following that we came out -- with the murder. following that we came out there has never been allegations supported of molestation. he denies any molestation occurred. same with lee, never molestation in that family. >> greta: when was the last time the parents were able to speak to their daughter? >> in october of 2008. >> greta: why? >> everything has been disclosed by the media it has been difficult, even letters have been let out to the press. in florida we have the public records press that the press has has made use of. >> greta: even jailhouse interviews. >> sure. we've seen that. they are actually in the trial. i was difficult for them to talk to their daughter.

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>> greta: today is d-day the 67th anniversary. d-day was the beginning of the

end for not did control of europe. president ronald reagan made one of his most famous speeches june 6th, 1984. he paid tribute to the men who fought on the beach. the president spoke at a special ceremony in france. >> were you young the day you took these cliffs. some of you hardly more than boys with the deepest joys of life before you. yet, you risked everything here. why? why did you do it? what impels you to put an sigh the instinct for self-preservation and risk your lives to take these cliffs? what inspired all the men of the armies that met here? we look at you and somehow we know the answer. it was faith and belief. it was loyalty and love. >> greta: more than 40 world war ii vets were honored today on that french