juliet lewis and annabel, the fictional people. now, counsel, in questioning, has suggested that these people are somehow imaginary in the sense of being not a deliberate fabrication. i would submit to you that the fact that they are deliberate fabrication is established by the fact that while casey is telling cindy that she and caylee and everybody else are at busch gardens, she tells another witness, maria kish, that caylee is with the nanny at the beach because obviously the friend doesn't need to have the story, and she can't very well tell the friend, by the way, i'm in tampa because she's standing in front of her. again, casey's lies fit the audience and the necessities of that audience. by sunday the 22nd, clearly they should be back from this conference by now. but on the 22nd cindy's told, oh well, the conference ran late the day before, this he were going to plan on coming back but figure they'd would stay and go to the park at busch gardens on sunday and have fun, and cindy is play indicated by that. but there's supposed

with the fact that she had informed two, quote, employees of universal studios, jeff hopkins and juliet lewis of the disappearance of caylee marie anthony. miss anthony in count seven, indicated to law enforcement that she had received a call and spoke to caylee marie anthony on july 15th, 2008, at approximately 12:00 p.m., thus causing law enforcement to devote extensive resources. as a result of those four separate and distinct lies, law enforcement expended a great deal of time, energy and man power looking for young caylee marie anthony. this search for her went on from july through december over several months trying to find caylee marie anthony. four distinct separate lies. just as the jury spoke loud and clear on counts one, two and three by their verdict, they also spoke loud and clear as to the remaining counts, four, five, six and seven. there being no legal cause shown why this court should not impose sentence, and the court having previously ajudged you to be guilty of the crimes contained in counts four, five, six and seven, i will sentence you to one year in the orange county ja

that was all tax dollars that was spent on her now admitted tag of lies about zany the nanny, juliet lewis and jeff hopkins, about working at universal, and about the fact caylee marie was missing when she was lying to urie mellich. all of that costs a lot of money and ecqui search wants to sue her for the one 4u7b grand they spent. -- 100 grand they spent. bill pill that company has tried to help in missing persons cases like this one. while you were talking, we were seeing protests from supporters, we're not sure what side they're on, but we'll get a tap on this in a moment. this was much like the scene tuesday afternoon when the verdict was not guilty to the most serious charges. back to orlando throughout the morning. heather: groups definitely divided and very emotional about how they feel about this outcome. bill: that's a fact. you look at our poll, we had 250,000 people vote online in less than 24 hours, casey anthony, breaking news this hour, she's not going home today, one of the many stories we're watching in "america's newsroom". also in a moment, just about an hour away from a

dealt with the fact that she had informed two "employees of universal studios, jeff hopkins and juliet lewis" of the disappearance of caylee marie anthony. count seven indicated to law enforcement that she had received a call and spoke to caylee marie anthony on july 15, 2008, at approximately 12:00 p.m. thus causing law enforcement to devote extensive resources. as a result of those four separate and distinct lies, law enforcement expended a great deal of time, energy and manpower looking for young caylee marie anthony. this search for her went on from july through december over several months trying to find caylee marie anthony. four distinct separate lies just as the jury spoke loud and clear. >> all right. we're listening live to the judge in the casey anthony trial. the sentencing hearing going on right now. he's talking about and he's mentioned it more than once four separate distinct times that casey anthony lied to police officers caused a lot of time and resources and money for the police department and the investigation looking for casey anthony -- caylee anthony when she was in fa

about working at universal studios, another lie about these fictitious friends, jeff hopkins and juliet lewis, and a fourth lie, where she was first detained by the cops or questioned by the cops about missing caylee marie, she said well, za inform y the nanny kidnapped her and actually she let me talk to her on the phone the other night, that stud lie number four, the defense wanted all of these lies to be factored in as one big lie, the judge disagreed, jon. >> and the state also wants money from casey anthony when this is all over, right? >> hundreds of hundreds of thousands of dollars is my estimate is what could be levied against casey anthony, not only the cost for the six-month investigation, the searching, the following up of leaders, the interviewing, the trying to track down all of these imaginary people, plus the prosecution which has been quite costly over the past 2 1/2 to three years as they had to pay for a lot of lab tests, a lot of investigators, so the judge is going to rule on that financial burden that casey anthony is likely to be levied in about 30 days from now, and for

jerry lewis bashed idol and reality shows, quote, the kids who are on american idol they're all mcdonald's wipeouts, they worked there and now doing reality tv. ouch. i'm a pick stevie fan. >> juliet story. there's a frantic search for a 11-year-old new hampshire girl, celina cass, seen on her computer in her bedroom and nowhere to be found. they're following hundreds of tips and clues, where will the search go from here. the justin with judge jeanine pirro, that is. >> hello. >> juliet: good morning, this is an interesting case because initially she's 11 years old and may be running away. that's pretty young for a child to run away. that's a young age. >> in addition to that juliet there are no indications that she's talked about it, that she wanted to do it. here is what you have. you have a 11-year-old missing, no signs of abduction, no sign of her running away. no signs of a struggle. and, but, then what you do, is go to her computer and law enforcement seized the computer as you do in these cases to try to figure out if there's someone she met online and had a rand view with online and dangerous, and dangerous, her facebook page apparently was open. what you've got now are hu