what -- they heard the evidence, what our system is based on. >> sean: that lynch mob, i think peopleg the atrocious comment of casey had every right to be out ed. she didn't report this to the police. her conduct dancing is obscene to me. the question is he is admitting an accident occurred. and that it snow bawled out of control. in other word -- snowballed out of control. in other words, he's indicating that they know what happened, right? >> he's indicating what we think his client told him, we have no proof of we won't know unless someone asks jose and he won't tell. it is going to be up to casey anthony to set the record straight. look at those dastardly 84 computer searches for chloroform. it turns out there was one search, for three minutes. and for three years we've heard about the heart-shaped stickers on the tape and how obscene that is, how disgusting that is, how dare this woman suffocate her baby and put a heart-shaped sticker. turns out the heart shape sticker did not exist. if a grown-up is going to suffocate a child, are you going to do it with tape or the pillow? whi

important thing around here, and i did not communicate, i would bet you would have 100 people here in a lynch mob. i have gone out and worked for this. >>> commisioner joseph: every other application that comes before us is a high and bar. every believes they are a high and bar. i do not know how many high end bars [inaudible] i want to say that it may be your intention to do that, and you may have the greatest intentions in the world. i feel like the application was filled out in a way that, for instance, 50% of our patrons will probably arrive by car. will your patrons -- your parking, you will contact a cab company to disperse her patrons afterwards? >> i have talked to a few people. there is a new company called scooter boys. they show up on scooters and that is the latest transportation around. >> commisioner joseph: they carry one person? >> they can drive them home. it is a class act. i have been in contact with them. just constantly trying to appease the neighbors. back to the high end market concept. everyone says i am a high end bar. most of you guys are in -- san francisco residents. t

this is not about a lynch mob or an opportunity. >> the lawyer representing the family of the girl his phone was tapped as his doubts. >> we will be skeptical. we will see the three monkeys. they will say -- no one was speaking about this. >> in an interview, rupert murdoch insisted that his company had handled the crisis extremely well and he denied he would sell his newspapers. he said that he would work to establish his integrity. this scene is set for an extraordinary confrontation between parliament and the press. a chance for parliament to discuss these issues. >> austerity is the word and condition that many europeans have been forced to adopt even though it sparked massive protests. on thursday, the senate passed their own cost-cutting package which comes after investors started to worry that the third largest economy could be the next to go into the debt crisis. the measures go to the lower house of parliament on friday. we have more from rome. >> italy, ever aware of battles past, is told that it is on the front line in the current battle over the eurozone crisis. the reason

her attorney said elaborate plans were made to keep her safe because of a lynch mob mentality by people angry about the verdict. he says she's safe but her -- but her life will be difficult for a very long time. >>> in the last hour, we learned a startling new development in britain's phone hacking and police bribery scandal. there are reports that the reporter who first blew the whistle has been found dead in his home. but police say his death does not appear suspicious. in the meantime, david camny ron has called for an -- cameron has called for an emergency session tomorrow. paul stevenson and the assist taftant commissioner today have resigned. this is after rebecca brooks was arrested on friday. brooks along with murdoch and his john james will all be ordered to testify tomorrow. >> for my part, what i would say is this -- we've taken very decisive action. we've set up a judicial inquiry that can look at all aspects of this issue. >> the prime minister is also fielding questions about his own judgment in hiring former news of the world eddieder andy -- candy kolson. he's resigned.

also the people whose crusade against peta files led to a lynch mob attack.ks on the home of a pediatrician. >> jon: well, i could see how you could make that mistake, peta file, pediatrician. so wonderful, your tabloid reporters are scum bags. our real press, our legitimate press is talling down on the job. political coverage is atrocious. they weren't just covering the casey anthony trial. they funded it, look at this. >> the anthony family is paying for casey's defense. in part, her lawyer says, with money from licensing home videos and family photos to abc news and other media outlets. >> what we believe is a $200,000 payment that was made to her and her attorney by abc news when this first broke. >> jon: abc news, $200,000. and that was apparently only after she turned down abc's offer to be their next bachelorette. so that is where we're at. what did news of the world do? >> well, compared to that, i guess, i guess not much, jon. >> jon: right. >> jon, this. >> the paper hacked voice-mail of the families of britain's soldiers killed in iraq and afghanis

ben also suggests john wayne could give a speech comparing his movies to nixon's presidency, lynch mobs out to get an innocent man, and he says clint eastwood should speak up for nixon. we hear nixon himself select pat buchanan, among others, for a special group with a special task. >> for the purpose not of cheering but solely of attacking and defending is of the highest priority. >> later in another memo david gergen sends along three possible short options for nixon's resignation letter. in another gergen says the president should say he's leaving with a heavy heart but without bitterness and ask the public to rally behind gerald ford, which he did. speaking of ford, there's a snarky letter from him complaining of being blacklisted by nixon who brought him on as vice president just over a week later. no hard feelings apparently. the memo showed diane sawyer, then a 25-year-old nixon white house aide, got in trouble for telling a family friend he was being nominated as a federal judge. problem is a u.s. senator was supposed to tell him first. sawyer apologized profusely. in 1969 georg

this is not about a lynch mob or an opportunity. >> lawyer representing the family had his doubts. attend. pleased he will we will be skeptical that we're going to see the three monkeys. undoubtedly they saw no phone hacking and no one was speaking about phone hacking. >> has -- rupert murdoch says he handled the question well and denied it would close his papers and would use next week to establish integrity. the scene is set for an extraordinary opportunity. it will be historic and fitter and not to be missed -- bitter and not to be missed. >> pressure continues to mount in britain. in the u.s., the fbi is closing allegations that news corp. tried to hack into the phone records of victims of the 9/11 attack. more on that border of the story -- part of the story. news corp. is headquartered in new york. the fbi seems to be bowing to pressure from politicians. >> that is right. what happened last night, a republican congressman from long island called on the fbi to open an investigation and two reports there was an attempt to obtain the phone records and numbers of the 9/11 victims

most basic legal tenet in america the defendants are innocent until proven guilty and inciting a lynch mob hell bent on making sure that casey anthony got the electric chair and in the end all those expert legal analysts got it wrong in the end our legal system worked exactly as it should a fair trial a jury of the peers looking at the evidence coming to a decision and if you have a problem with that then you have a problem with the american legal system or maybe with that prosecutor and you should check out how things are done in somalia where there is no legal system it's just a libertarian paradise or just a point and see grace as the final arbiter of all cases and give her the final say on all legal matters and have some unique justice. and even though the courts got it right yesterday millions are still outraged which goes to show us just how influential the media is in shaping our thoughts and emotions it makes me wonder what if over the last three years instead of putting putting casey anthony on trial one of our news media had put the banks toure's trial i don't want to downplay th

she is going to end up because of the mentality of some of the public and the persistence of the lynch mob out there, we wouldn't tell anybody any time, period where she is going to be is some place safe. >> somewhere in the u.s.? >> i'm not going to tell you that either. somewhere on planet earth. >> as far as casey anthony perhaps staying at mr. maven's house, he laughed at that and said not true. harris? >> harris: yeah. somewhere on planet earth. some want to kill her. some want to pay her. there is also a hearing tomorrow and a different situation involving casey. >> yeah. 8:00 a.m. emergency hearing in downtown orlando. it has to do with the defamation lawsuit that has to do with the real gonzalez, the fake name casey anthony gave to her family and to the cops of the so-called zanny the nanny who kidnapped cailee all of which, of course, a total law. gonzalez's attorney wants to depose anthony in jail before she is released and possibly goes into hiding. however, casey's civil attorney charles green tells me there is absolutely no reason to depose her behind bars on her last day in j

despite the lynch mob mentality on the street. to talk to her just a few minutes is to like her.y bright. very articulate. she's got guts. she's as tough as they come. >> greta: we spoke with dorothy clay-sims. you saw her consoling casey throughout the trial. should people have compassion for casey? what are your thoughts on her level of need of security? >> i would hope she would be treated with compassion, respect and her privacy tan care of. we are very concerned about her for a number of reasons. but i have faith that people will come around, people will show compassion. i think that things are calming down already. i've been getting e-mails telling me they've been through circumstances and trauma and reacted in certain ways. and they understand. so my hope is that, that kind of isn't will continue and she will be treated with dignity. >> greta: when you say certain words, it feels look a double entendre you say compassion. i think at best her child was missing at worst the child was murdered by her. she a cavalier attitude. it is so -- partying and getting a at that time it

despite the lynch mob mentality on the street. to talk to her just a few minutes is to like her.ht. very articulate. she's got guts. she's as tough as they come. >> greta: we spoke with dorothy clay-sims. you saw her consoling casey throughout the trial. should people have compassion for casey? what are your thoughts on her level of need of security? >> i would hope she would be treated with compassion, respect and her privacy tan care of. we are very concerned about her for a number of reasons. but i have faith that people will come around, people will show compassion. i think that things are calming down already. i've been getting e-mails telling me they've been through circumstances and trauma and reacted in certain ways. and they understand. so my hope is that, that kind of isn't will continue and she will be treated with dignity. >> greta: when you say certain words, it feels look a double entendre you say compassion. i think at best her child was missing at worst the child was murdered by her. she a cavalier attitude. it is so -- partying and getting a at that time it is ha

listened to the cable mongerrers on other networks, particularly who did exactly as they drummed up a lynch mob the chloroform is the classic example of that. >> bill: it was corrected because we went back to the court transcripts and baez, ms. anthony's attorney, knew about everything. it doesn't look like the defense did -- the prosecution did anything wrong here. >> that's -- i disagree. >> bill: they corrected the record. >> i disagree. >> bill: they corrected it, geraldo. >> that's not right. in the prosecution's closing arguments, they stressed that chloroform evidence. they knews at at the time of the closing arguments that the color storm searches did not take place as their witness had testified there were never 81 searches there was one search. >> 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. t

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. >> a lot of folks have wondered about that sort of lynch mob mentality coming out of this case. >> today. it's going to be very tough for a lot of folks if she does indeed walk free. >> statawith us at abc news throughout the morning as we cover the casey anthony case. "good morning america" will have the latest on her sentencing hearing as it happens. >>> a mother grizzly bear has killed a hiker in yellowstone national park, the first such fatal attack there in 25 years. park rangers say the victim and his wife apparently surprised e bear and her cubs as they hiked in the park's back country. the worst possible scenario, of course. the area has now been closed and warning signs posted. investigators say the bear will not be captured or killed since she was simply defending her cubs. >>> "atlantis" is poised to lift off for last time tomorrow, bringing the shuttle program to an end. thunderstorms could delay the historicicunch. ktrk's ted oberg reports on the 1 million spectators hoping for a successful blast-off. >> reporter: it all looks so predictable. the shuttle waiting on its

one attorney says elaborate plans are in place to keep her safe from the lynch mob mentality. >>> inountry, there is no relief from the extreme heat, what's being described as a dangerous heat wave, it's moving eastward in the coming week and will encompass most of the eastern seaboard. the east is expect a heat index in the triple digits making it feel like 100 to 110 degrees or even higher. >>> a new report's out on the controversial question on whether parents should sleep with their toddlers. according to the american academy of pediatrics, it's okay if the child is at least a year old. there's no evidence of behavioral or learning problems down the road. but the experts warn never sleep with infants before the age of six months, that's when babies are most at risk for sudden infant death syndrome. >>> is it too late to save face? cnn in depth next. with precise pain relieving cream. it blocks pain signals fast for relief precisely where you need it most. precise. only from the makers of tylenol. all your important legal matters in just minutes. now it's quicker and easier for yo

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. >> the people on the street think she got away with it, and they are ready to form a lynch mob. the defense threw her family under the bus. is she going to go home to george and cindy after she said george and lee molested her. we all thought there was going to be some type of felony conviction, and some thought first degree and others thought negligent homicide, but we all thought she would be convicted of something. they did not plan ahead and did not have a hotel reservation under an assumed name to get her out somewhere. she's probably not feeling comfortable enough to go home to her parents right now. >> a lot of people say this is the perfect example of how the justice system worked, including debra obry, defense attorney. the point about the jury, correct me if i am wrong, but this jury never sent notes to the judge and never had questions. they deliberated for 11 hours and then came to their conclusion. >> i am going to give you my reaction as a criminal defense attorney, and as a person that does media, and here it is. i think the jury reacted to the way the case was pr

she said she's safe and elaborate plans were made to protect her from people with a lynch mob mentalitymewhere, but is that even possible in this day and age with, you know, cell phones and cameras and all that, you know, capacity. can you just disappear? >> and that's the question on everyone's minds, right? can you perform one of those disappearing acts in today's age. i spent the weekend talking to a lot of people in law enforcement, former prosecutors like myself. many people have told me there are about a million fugitives all over the country hiding. so it's certainly possible to hide, but i will tell you this, i've been told the best way to do it, sever all ties from everyone and everything in your past. casey anthony has done that. she hasn't visited her parents, haven't spoken to them. another key ingredient a lot of my sources talked to me about is money. you need money. if you have a lot of it, you can hide for a pretty long time. how much money does casey anthony have. she left the jail with about $500. that's why i think so many people are saying we're going to see a book c

that heard all of the evidence, not the propaganda and the speculation, and the franken stein-like lynch mob that ensued in the last three years, but they heard the evidence, what our system is based on, and this is a tragedy, and nothing more. >> reporter: yesterday afternoon, the entire defense team and their friends and family all gathered here across the street from where we are for a private celebration party, but as the attorney for casey anthony conceded in his news conference yesterday, there's really still no justice in this case for anybody. casey anthony, who says she did not murder caylee, she's been locked up for nearly three years, probably has more time still to serve, and nobody it appears will ever pay for the murder and disposal of caylee's remains in that swampy wooded area down the street from the anthony home. >> jon: a lot of people shaking their heads at the jury verdict. it all seems to boil down to the two words: reasonable doubt. >> reporter: absolutely. jose baez hammered that during his closing argument that is just because casey anthony is clearly a liar, that do

and as i said, lynch mob mentality. that will subside.to go on to the next one and leave casey alone. >> meantime, obviously, the interest has not subsided. can you confirm, is she vetting any offers for paid interviews, sir? i'm association we seem to have lost our technical -- that's a technical problem, and we -- forgive us for that. >>> now let's go get a check of the weather with al. hey, al. >> oh, thank you so much, ann. and as we have a nice group of folks hanging out here -- a little on the warm and humid side. we're going to be getting worse as we move along. let's check your weather, show you what we've got for you. as we look at the week ahead, it's going to be toasty, really, through the western two-thirds -- eastern two-thirds of the country. a little cooler along the coast where a trough drops down bel below-normal temperatures continue there. but here in the eastern two third, two-thirds of the country, the heat continues right into the week with showers and thunderstorms just hanging in it there. that's what's goi here's

hard to do when your family is testifying against you and people are calling for your blood like a lynch mobas you say, two-thirds of this country, that's the mentality of the country and constitutional rights is ignore the jury? that's a shame. >> you made an allegation, defense counsel made an allegation in this trial that george anthony had molested his daughter casey and then there was no evidence at all to back that up. once that allegation is out there though, as you know in the law, you can't unring the bell. jurors don't forget it. my question to you is was that a brilliant defense strategy or was it a dirty trick? >> it wasn't a dirty trick. the allegation wasn't new in trial. it had been made in the public eye from letters written in the jail for some time before that. sometimes evidence or testimony in trial doesn't turn out to be what you expect it to be. nothing more about that. >> do you believe that casey anthony is innocent, not just not guilty and the prosecutors didn't prove her case, but do you believe her story? >> i believe her story. i believed it from the first time i