on this grave stone are angels and people weeping. what are people waiting for, their ship? here it comes, borne by the deluge. in a market place now frequented by money changers with beards and baggy trousers, who restores the limbs and who throws open the gates for hollow-eyed gods coming in from babylon with red chests and white furious hair? i wonder who? on the day of march 1st in the 5th year after the second millennium, a massacre took place in babylon. it's my pleasure it introduce the next poet, george evans. . >> first, i would like to read a poem by my dear friend and wife, daisy samora, who was to be here today but is in nicaragua, keeping in mind what michael said about jorge and casablanca, i will read it in her language or my spanish first, then in translation. it's a poem directly addressed to poets but certainly to activists as well. (speaking spanish) no man's land. we are a mine field of clarity and whoever crosses the barbed wire comes back to life. but who is interested in crawling through undergrowth? who dares sail a tempest? who wants to come face to

. >> most of what they did was stone. metallurgy was just starting to move up into northern chijuajua at that time and they were working with copper. that was just ornamental, so there was no metal going on at all other than imported bells. >> and the shells, they went down to cortez -- not lake -- the cortez sea to get, was that mostly hard or brittle? . >> it was hard but not tool hard. the colorado plateau is covered with chert, a glassy rock that is really really good for making tools, making very sharp edges. you find there are pieces of chert all over the place and you can still cut your skin open very quickly with it and it's been sitting out in the open. >> where does chert come from? . >> it's a marine rock that's mostly silica. you find it in these layers, sandstone layers. if you are especially in a marine or water environment, you will find this layer of chert. it's in all colors, purple, green, red, blue. it's a beautiful rock. . >> one thing i wanted to ask you, the review in the paper recently on sunday sai

tavis: let me jump from that to jesse stone. what do you want to say about the return of mr. stone? >> jesse is jesse. i have to issue no. 8. -- have to shoot no. 8. on the 20th we start shooting jesse stone. it is called "benefit of the ubt." cops seem to like jesse because all the things they cannot do. he breaks quite a few rules. he is in trouble at the beginning of "innocence lost." but he is a good man, much more flawed than frank reagan. when he'd take the bribe, he thinks it is probably ok to go home to his lonely little house and have a couple of drinks. it is kind of self evident that too much is not a good thing. tavis: you were born in detroit. i am curious as to what you make of the fact that you are birthplace is going through -- >> i think about it a lot. first of all, there is no baseball team. my dad had one year of college and he came out here, took a big risk. he is a self-made man, or was. my dad has passed away. but we got in a car, my vote -- my older brother and i, and picked up stakes and came down here and he did not make a deal in the real estate business f

that is why i called the record "stone rollin'." i have been taking chances on all these different things in this business where most people will not do that. i feel like i am a better gamble. give me the ball, i will finish the shot. i can make the shots. tavis: my money is on the -- on you. what was the response worldwide for the last project? what did you hear from your fan base? >> it was great. people were very receptive to it. i thought people were playing a joke on me. by the time we got to europe, people were singing. is this a joke or is this a ready-made crowd? i did not know what happened. it struck a chord with people. people were missing that real feeling. they could tell that i loved it too. i am very feeling very comfortable being a singer. it took me all the way until boat -- to feel comfortable being a front man. i started off on the bass guitar and i was never the lead singer. when i was europe, i opened my arms wide and i closed my eyes. at that point, and felt like the energy that i should go out there and do it.

stone: reporting live, kron 4 news. >>vicki: lion's club held in a fund raiser tonight for the murry family. there was also a silent auction. if she has extensive medical bills and all the money will go to the family. jorge >> it's a heartbreaking story because we have our own and anything we could do to help support them. i feel for the family a it and i hope they're able to get through it. >>vicki: if you'd like to donate called wells fargo bank and ask for the cal league and a refund. as jay are reportedly suspect the driver was texting while driving. she made her first court appearance on thursday. she did not enter a plea but a judge granted her more time. our next court case is june 19th and she faces one year in jail for misdemeanor vehicular manslaughter. >>janu: windy today and windy tomorrow. breezy and cool into the afternoon and then sunshine into the work week. here is a look at your 7 day around the bay, partly sunny and windy conditions tomorrow. partly sunny monday and lots of sunshine on tuesday it. we

stone: >>j.r. stone: it was the tips that came in that helped break the case, hundreds that came in through the form of phone case it really was the help of a parole agent that broke it. police say this is a sketch of the man they locked up, 31 year-old giovoni ramirez. in jail this evening in connection with the brutal beating of giants fan brian stow. >> i would like to commend the lapd for swiftly taking action and following the leads allowing us to stand here and make this announcement today. >>j.r. sannouncement came sunday afternoon more than seven weeks after brian stow was attacked outside dodger stadium and 630 leads later. >> many detectives full time on this case they worked to combine 6000 hours on the investigation. >>j.r. stone: ramirez was caught at this apartment some have and he was suspect no. 1 on billboard's posted across the state. police say it was a parole agent who noticed similarities between the suspect shortly after the attack. according to the l.a. times the agent recent

glued on to the stone: this just came in? came in late yesterday afternoon electronically. while this is a super important head stone, serena because mr. buckles is the last known survivor of world war i. as you can see, february 1901 to february 27.... >> reporter: how old is he? he was.... >> 110 years old. >> reporter: once the stencils are precisely fixed, the stones move into the ib scribing area. after all the information is placed on the marble, the names are painted. this young man just graduated from west point in 2009. both he and his brother served in afghanistan. it was there darren hidalgo was killed by an improvised explosive device. it it is this ultimate sacrifice that the workers here acknowledge as they prepare the head stones for final shipping. you can tell there's a lot of reference for what's being done. >> as well it should be. you know, these guys put their lives on the line for us when they go over there. (taps) >> reporter: like so many other fallen soldiers, darren hidalgo now lies under his marble

stone: in san jose, kron 4 news. >>vicki: the state is in just about cards and gifts for some long clothing with a tragic loss of the child. it doesn't the mothers who lost their sons and daughters to violence gathered in front of the city hall today. they rallied with a group called the healing circle to put an end to the violence. each mom was given of rose and had a moment of silence. michael spoke to some of the grieving mothers today. >> how can we honor mother's day when we don't have for children. our children are being murdered, they should be bringing us flowers they should be sang happy mother's day. when we wake up we don't have that. my son was murdered in 2006 to a semiautomatic gun 30 rounds let that gun and went into my son because he hollered out and said run. >> i've lost two sons to gun violence. both 21 years old when the were killed and two years, seven months and 33 days apart. >> at a one another mother to go through this, i wouldn't wish this on the perpetrators parents. >> if i see a mother th

stone kron 4 news.>pam: 3 people recovering from severe burns after an explosion at the apartment. it happened friday evening in livermore. police believe it started with the illegal drug activity. though they have not said exactly in what way. the three people who suffered from burns remaining critical conditions. today harvey milk would of been 81 years old. today and friends attended the special riping cutting ceremony. the voters of minnesota will decide if they want came marriage banned in the state. karen tells us why lawmakers are turning to voters to make the decision. if >>reporter: at long last a break in the turbulent weather raging inside the state capital. inside, an emotionally charged atmosphere has not subsided. hundreds of people rallied at the capitol demonstrating against budget cuts they say would devastate the middle class and working for. meantime, at outside the house chamber another showdown this one between both sides of the gay marriage debate her hip-hop no. lawmakers will dec

jerad stone, kron 4 news. bad day to day but into tomorrow much cooler conditions on top and rain will move in late morning. starting the day similar to how we have the past couple of days. a few high clouds, temperatures in the upper '40's and low 50s. clouds increasing by the afternoon. mostly cloudy conditions up north. breezy conditions and also cooler temperatures and low for seeing today. temperatures neighborhood by neighborhood, we will see temperatures in the '60s, the low 60's and 50's close to the coastline. 58 san francisco, 59 oakland, will '60s for the inland valleys and warmer in the south bay. we do have big changes coming to the forecast, satellite and radar showing that storm making a bit of a self refresh. it's moving slowly but it will bring you rain over the weekend. increasing clouds tomorrow but rain late tomorrow night into early sunday morning. we will also seeing deconditions and the possibility of thundershowers which means. the heavy rain and small hail. the chance of rain continues

bowl with a carved stone lid set into it. and he opened it up and it was full of pieces of turquoise and that's when he looked around and thought, wait a minute, there's something going on around here. he started mapping them all, he started marking them all on his map until he realized, these are all visual relays. there's a network, a communication network, of some sort. or maybe it was when the moon reached the gap they lit the fire so the signal went out so everybody across the colorado plateau would know the needle has been threaded. and i imagine that day people in chaco canyon all standing there, facing north, looking at a fire tower that would have delivered a message down into the canyon. i imagined people all over the four corners all facing the same direction at the same moment, maybe this didn't happen. everything is conjecture out there, but you know something was going on. how much do you want to know? when i saw that granary up in the cliff, i wanted to know what was inside of it. i thought i could easily break

john de miranda, president and ceo, stepping stone, san diego, california. william lossiah-bratt, board of directors, southeastern regional representative, faces and voices of recovery, cherokee, north carolina. dr. clark, why should we be concerned about ethnic and racial differences within the addiction and recovery field, as well as other differences? well, one of the things that we want to make sure is that people who have substance use problems are able to recover and that materials that we use can assist them in that process. and so, you know, there are differences associated with cultural values and beliefs, starting from how one physiologically responds to a particular substance misuse to how certain substances are used in a cultural context. so if we're going to facilitate recovery, we need to understand the language, the beliefs, the social context associated with those substances. and that will help us facilitate that person's recovery by showing that we understand the life experiences that they have associated with their use of substances. and i

stone: reporting live, kron 4 news.>ysabel: lion's club held a dinner fund-raiser last night for the murray fund- family last night. she has extensive medical bills from that accident. this big it is a heartbreaking story obviously because we have our own. anything we can do to help support them. i feel for the family and i hope they're able to get through it. >>ysabel: she would like to donate to the family and you can call the lions club and ask about the kelly and lynn murray fund. the suspect the driver was textile driving. 18 year-old caitlin made her first court appearance thursday. she did not enter a plea the judge granted her more time. her next court case is set for june 19th. she faces one year in jail for misdemeanor vehicular manslaughter. president barack obama is leaving for a trip to europe. he talked about tensions in the middle east to the israel committee. on friday president clashed with israeli prime minister after endorsing israel's 1967 boundaries as the basis for a neighboring palestinian state.

and we have "stone cold" steve austin on the show.hy do i feel like i'm going to get my ass kicked? [ laughter ] we have thousands of servicemen and women in town -- new york city for fleet week. so if you see them out at a bar, buy them a shot. in fact, buy them two shots in honor of the one -- [ cheers and applause ] in fact, buy them two shots in honor of the ones they gave bin laden. there you go. [ cheers and applause ] here's some political news. mitt romney plans to officially announce his presidential campaign next thursday. he'll be unveiling his new slogan, "mitt romney, even i'm not excited about me. [ laughter ] and i'm me." i'm not sure what to make of this -- a woman in florida was arrested for flowing butter at her roommates. her roommate was immediately removed and placed in a shelter for buttered women. [ laughter ] i had to. i had to do it. [ cheers and applause ] you guys know about this? the u.s. navy designed a new video game for soldiers to learn to catch somali pirates. that's got to be confusing when you're out

and in the process they erected new concrete head stones with the racial slur.the groups including the african-american community will help design new grave stones. >>> the unem play meant rate -- unemployment rate in silicon valley is 10.1% and that means tens of thousands of people are without work. but companies are hiring. lisa amin gulezian reports from a job fair in the south bay. >> i have been working for ibm for 13 years. >> 470 jobs are up for grabs, but the longest line at this job fair is here. >> this is my resume. >> people needing a resume revamp at this higher event -- at this hire event. everybody is looking for something, a new be jo, a new employee a new opportunity. >> i know it is so difficult right now to be looking for work. >> right now silicon valley's unemployment rate is 10.1%. last month the most jobs were added in information technology and manufacturing. he doesn't buy it. >> right now most of the jobs are manufacturing and oversees. >> most of these attendees are in their mid30s with midlevel jobs like add minutes and business anal

with respect to stone garden, there are some stone bargain moneys that have been allocated to the northernrder. but in terms of looking at where the need is greatest -- i only get so much -- measured by what the local law enforcement is asked to do, the overtime, the maintenance of vehicles, those sorts of things, stone -- i will acknowledge that the priorities have gone to the southwest border and probably will continue to do so. >> i understand the premise that the southwest border is why we have so many more border agents, but this is a program that is not an expensive program that allows you to do more than you otherwise could. it is d.h.s. own findings that warn about the terrorist threats from the north. in my remaining time, let me switch to a different issue. that is the security program. i've been watching this program for many years. since 2002 when it was first established. the fact is, we are not making much progress. the ice personnel have only been deployed to 19 of the 57 highest risk state department post around the world. this program is an example of one where we can stop

stone. tell us about the students. >> i did some digging and found out more about michelle lee. she has been taking nursing class is and a graduate of san francisco state university. and on our facebook page there are dozens of photos showing michelle lee. . good looks, and a girl was not afraid to show off her body. she said saddened by her missing status. the brother, lives in the bay area. i asked officers it michele what could that perhaps committed suicide? there is not ruled it out or still not searching for corps. the laptop recovered from the stone, kron 4 news. >> c h p will continue to be please pardon the delay. earlier, the d one report of>> c h p will continue to be white until midnight on monday so far, 897 people and arrested for drunk driving. that is down from the bay area has seen 129. they're 150 in 2010. and what are the safest largest cities? with this san jose police responded to the 2014 murder of the year. 20 homicides all of last year. da lin has more of, cites the killed a mother of five children. >> on our facebook page ... said that her five kids were

some stones on the border the. latest violence israel is also accused of blackmailing people in gaza to become collaborators palestinians say they're trapped and are often only allowed to leave by agreeing to become informers for israeli intelligence policy reports. the latest weapon of war targeting the sick and the helpless and denying them health care and this they become soldiers for the other side under god i needed urgent surgery which couldn't be done here in gaza i had to get to jerusalem but when i arrived at the erase board across like i was arrested by the israeli security service they brought me into a building for questioning and kept me there from ten in the morning until six in the evening. the payoff is simple become an informant and there's a permit to leave gaza for medical care in israel jordan or the palestinian with them or refuse and face the health risks and it's no casual operation but one which is highly planned and targeted involving senior israeli intelligence officers according to the ma

in the in the story by matt taibbi that stoned street advisors is takes exception to one of things you bring up right away is lloyd blankfein c.e.o. of goldman sachs of course is being accused by carl levin a lying before congress and lying to its clients your thoughts on carl levin's accusation the lloyd blankfein was lying to his clients was he lying to congress both respect to his clients and those are some points that were brought up by levin and also in in math article there was an issue around certain deals for example with hudson where goldman in order to get clients to buy those deals indicated that it would be taking a position on the side of those same clients within those same deals so hudson deal for example was a one point two billion dollar deal goldman was going to take a sliver of a six million dollars position in that deal and because of that that was one of the sort of carrots the bait to bring clients into the deal and as the documents show and as the order cool mentions it turned out that goldman had a two billion dollars short position against the deal so it's sort

coming out of the stone street advisor group they say basically they're attacking this method a b.piece and one of the things mentioned here is that well maybe goldman lied to congress but quote everyone lies to congress so these legitimising institutional kind of disregard for the law and this goes in print and there's no outcry about this and it's and given the what we saw with the adamic strauss stross kahn i amassed behavior recently and this is part and parcel of a culture of wall street of lawlessness of transgression of any any rules or regulations and it seems as though you've got a culture that's gone just from law great king to being predatory almost collegial like kalid you like capitalists they're going absolutely bond. down there what is that how you lived in the culture what is that's going on with these people whoever is able to sort of you know discard. their central morality and in in a lot of ethics and in just you know basic human kindness tends to rise in these firms and to run them in and you know if you take that outside of the wall street arena into you know

stone kron 4 news. >>pam: drug ring busted and 35 people arrested all as a result of a one-year investigation into criminal activity in contra costa county. here pictures of some of the 135 lbs. of methamphetamine seized. it the street value is estimated at more than $7 million. 26 guns were found, 17 people named in a federal indictment including an alleged leader of the street gang. >> this was a collaborative effort between local, state and federal officers. if it was extremely is the danger is a worthless that word for. the individuals were associated with the transnational gangs that are the top games. authorities are calling the seizure extremely significant because they say it will disrupt the finances of the gang. >>pam: hot day in the bay area your looking at pictures from earlier today, these pictures are from san francisco out and about enjoying themselves. it's so nice jacqueline. >>jacqueline: can you blame them. even now temperatures in the '80s, very nice for of the day, very warm in some

in hayward, chair stone, kron 4 news. 6:00 story--j r stone. >>catherine: these three women, all medical students always the same last name. all the missing. >> the bike was found in the golden gate bridge in the suicide is to blame. teresa estacio. >>reporter: over 1000 people packed the presbytery in church in danville is the left. presbyterian church. it is believed that she took her life at the golden gate bridge. most everybody were the color blue, her favorite color for memorial. with her family in the front row, friends, former teachers spoke about how she made such an impact on so many people. and how she will be deeply missed. >> we smile, when we think of her brilliance it is totally... flabbergasted that her life is gone. >> i will be able to remember memories of elie. sharing memories were this past christmas she always kept talking to me and kept me company. >> i hope all of you can find the strength in your hearts. >> she was a beautiful young lady. >>reporter: in danville, teresa estacio. >>catherine: at 5:10 memorial day remembe

this zen master piece is composed of 15 stones.is come situation one of the stones is always hidden from view underscoring the idea that for mankind perfection is always out of reach. but a yen for zen austerity pack in the 15th century, says author alex car, wasn't the only reason japan went rock crazy. >> this is a country that is is so jungley, if you just go away for a little while you'll have a jungle on your hands. one theory was that because of that there was a craving for one bit of open space. a bit of a sand lot in the middle of the jungle. >> reporter: not growing much is a lot harder than it sounds. this man painstakingly tends the grounds of the temple. inside another zen treasure. a 500-year-old tea garden cleverly designed to prepare visitors for the sub lime world of the tea ritual. normal stepping stones are flat and easy to walk on, he says. as you approach the tea house these stones actually get rounder. try to keep your balance and gain the concentration needed for the tea ceremony. to properly savor most zen ga

stone, kron 4 news. >>pam: a busy day, a busy morning for san jose firefighters battling two different fires this morning. degrees fire at the kfc degre--8 oil-fire. the weather at a house and san jose on south fifth street. the only took two hours, with over $100,000 in damage. classes were not interrupted at the nearby university. >>pam: pg&e are testing their gas lines around the bay area to identify any potential weaknesses such as the san pronounce the explosion. rob fladeboe 3- san rafeal--last fall to avoid any complications like the san bruno gas pixe--rob? >> brian, is this the gas line what exactly is the testing procedure? we are testing 1 mi. section in mountain view. with walter to basically see the high drug-testing as one put it completely full of water, eliminate the air altogether. increasing pressure by introducing small amount of water into the pipe. the water is not to impressible but the small amount will increase the pressure to want to test it. the water is not-pressure able. these

do you think the rolling stones will be working this year?. yeah, yeah, yeah. 'cause i just visited you -- maybe it was two weeks ago. you were just -- you were in the studio. how do you -- do you do this a lot? you just go out and just like noodle around in the studios? 'cause it -- do you just -- >> well, i got to working with steve jordan, who's uh -- >> jimmy: amazing. >> -- the expensive winos, and you know, when inspiration hits, yeah. >> jimmy: yeah, absolutely, yeah. [ cheers and applause ] especially if there are new, maybe expensive wind-up record? who knows. >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: yeah. >> probably, yeah. i don't want -- it's starting to blossom. >> jimmy: i mean, i don't want to say the songs you were doing, but, god. it was sounding phenomenal. it was great that night. i was like just sitting there blown away. like oh my god. like someone had to come and like close my jaw. like, it was like -- >> there will always be somebody to do that. >> jimmy: yeah, thank you, yeah. now, we -- when we were at the studio, you told me a joke.

as christin ayers reports, both families say they're being stone walled by the police department. >> reporter: and both families publicly pressing for more information about relatives recently shot by oakland police. the families say despite repeated questions to authorities about the men's death, they have been met with little more than stone cold silence. two men with very different stories, jackson, with a criminal past, and selseske, accused of holding a gun against people. both in fights against police. >> the loss is just one of many here in the oakland community. in the week of matthew's passing, two individuals were killed by the oakland police just alone, and two yesterday. >> jackson and an unidentified man were the ones killed yesterday. the families say in both cases police have stone walled any information on the deaths. >> the police don't get to kill somebody on the streets of the country and not have to explain the circumstances of the killing. >> and yet the family says that is just what happened. in this form letter, the chief denies the mother access to coroner's r

by stone. over a shovel or so ease deserted i. the germans are driving people god over the left bank of the river once again the city has been systematically destroyed street after street and it shows after house and i buildings are being blown up and burned all it would plainly are all the c.d.'s being raised to the ground. the nazis made infantry's of all buildings that had survived air raids and blew them up in accordance with its clear cut chad duell they made a special point of destroying historical buildings and architectural landmarks as a matter of priority not the arts experts prepared a special register just for this purpose. is only cool if t.v. means higher all castle was in ruins that's the gist you nineteen forty five zero three and some small structural elements were left open and that. also separation was different from other cities in january nine hundred forty five the red army drove the occupiers out and ends in warsaw but unlike elsewhere the local population didn't line the

stone, kron 4 news. >>> new tonight at 11 p.m. two passengers booted off a u.s. airways flight because one of them reportedly made a comment about the plane being late and said it was the airline's fault. the passengers say that's when the flight attendant ordered them to leave the plane. the airline's reaction. a story you will see only here on kron 4. >> reporter: luke hazelwood and his girlfriend didn't meet the airline passenger until after all three boarded a u.s. airways flight at s.f.o. they had no idea what they were about to experience on flight 1496 bound for charlotte, north carolina, would not only unite them but would be an experience they won't soon forget. it all started before they even got on the plane. the flight was running an hour late due to bad weather but hazelwood's girlfriend says they were never told that. >> we kept checking to see if

libya since february fifteenth they hate prosecutor did not specify who these three people are pretty stone that the international criminal court has been investigating colonel gadhafi some of his sons and aides over what the prosecutor called a predetermined plan to attack protesters he said now is the time to start planning on how to implement those possible rest warrants and that's the interesting part carrying out those arrests will require foreign forces on the ground to actually do that the issue of him forcing any future accord or it is expected to be discussed

being an active player in major military interventions experts in syria may be used as a stepping stone of person released. economic desperation intensifies and u.s. debt collectors resorting to math here start backwards to make americans pay their way. and as many countries question their nuclear safety in light of the fukushima crisis our team is calling a new russian to assess its own ability. you're watching r.t. world news twenty four hours a day while breaking news this hour the u.s. president barack obama has confirmed that the world's most wanted terrorist osama bin laden has been killed a news flash around the world with some sources suggesting the u.s. is now in possession of his body for more we're joined now by our use a couple of from washington d.c. lucy there was a massive rumor and speculation this morning but now some confirmation. there is in fact and the president just finished speaking shortly ago u.s. president barack obama addressed the nation to announce in fact that the united states has can finally confirm that osama bin laden has been killed by u.s. special for

stone stance of the plan short. the battle for poland had left the advancing soviet troops with almost no any mission and fuel the soviet army took two months to prepare for the assault. while the germans also took advantage of the delay. of their reserves around early and what brought south here this was the place where the army's strongest units were concentrated in the was final weeks were made after the germans also built a formidable defenses extending twenty kilometers west ward from the forward positions within six and a half kilometers from us and then he came for. soviet and german forces were being amassed along the order for the most massive military operation in world history. then social of three and a half million troops from both sides some ten thousand tanks in the schools of thousands of assault guns and eleven thousand exiles to some of those no other operations of that scale in world war two you know could there be any billing was at stake is secret. meanwhile the leaders of the soviet union the u

with respect to stone garden, there are some stone bargain moneys that have been allocated to the northern border. but in terms of looking at where the need is greatest -- i only get so much -- measured by what the local law enforcement is asked to do, the overtime, the maintenance of vehicles, those sorts of things, stone -- i will acknowledge that the priorities have gone to the southwest border and probably will continue to do so. >> i understand the premise that the southwest border is why we have so many more border agents, but this is a program that is not an expensive program that allows you to do more than you otherwise could. it is d.h.s. own findings that warn about the terrorist threats from the north. in my remaining time, let me switch to a different issue. that is the security program. i've been watching this program for many years. since 2002 when it was first established. the fact is, we are not making much progress. the ice personnel have only been deployed to 19 of the 57 highest risk state department post around the world. this program is an example of one where we can s

>> reporter: casey anthony sat stone faced just feet from jurors who didn't hold back. >> i feel like she's guilty. >> reporter: it was the latest in a string of problems that didn't sit well with the defense. >> over vigorous objection, your honor. >> are you satisfied with your input into this process? >> with our objections, yes. >> reporter: the defense has the life of casey anthony in their hands. this is the jury, they can't do anything about it. the prosecution promised a cutting-edge case. including air samples from the trunk where they say the body of caylee was decomposing. the child's grandmother called 911 when she noticed the smell. her lead attorney jose baez has promised a bombshell in