there's this woman, zenaida gonzalez was afraid her kids would be taken away.rough the mud. >> my thought was i'm going to lose my children. because if they're accusing me of kidnapping, what's the first thing they're going to do, they're going to, you know, want to investigate your children. if i'm a good mother, why do i need to go through that? >> and to quickly wrap this up. yes, it plight be down the road, but does she have a case? >> i think it's going to be a difficult one to prove, t.j. she's proving that the defamation damaged her. now, we now know that zanny the nanny was a lie, that casey anthony made it up. she's sort of been exonerated, right, zenaida gonzalez in the court of public opinion. everybody knows she wasn't casey arntny's nanny. so i wonder how she can prove that she was damaged. so i don't know that this case is going to go anywhere, but that's the wonder of our judicial system. you can sue people, you can have your day in court and we'll see what happens. >> did you just say the wonder of our judicial system. >> i did. >> very nice. ve

at issue zenaida gonzalez's reputation. she said they are babysitter zenaida gonzalez kidnapped caylee. she continued that lie until the trial. zenaida said because of that lie she lost her job and home. anthony has to give a video-taped deposition on august 8th. in another lawsuit leonard padilla, the bounty hunter is seeking $200,000 for the money he spent for searching the toddler who investigators say was already dead. while she fights the lawsuits anthony wants her name cleared completely. she's appealing those four guilty counts of lying to police. she can lame the fifth when it comes to deposition in the civil case. she can say i'm taking the fifth, i'm not going to talk about it until my appeal process is over and that can take several years. an appeal funded by taxpayers because anthony filed documents claiming she is indigent. this morning, richard, we have new information regarding her release tomorrow. now there are safety measures taking place in the jail. the whole area around the jail is barricaded for expect

there's one filed by zenaida gonzalez. the fake name that casey made up. said she lost her job and home and got death threats after casey anthony said that a woman named zenaida gonzalez kidnapped caylee. another one by a ma'am who has bailed casey anthony out of jail. he says he spent over $200,000 searching for caylee, meanwhile caylee was already dead and casey knew it. he wants her to pay for it. the state of florida is also flying a suit against casey anthony. they want her to pay for all the investigation and prosecution charges that they endured throughout trial, especially for the same reason. everybody was out searching for a little girl whose mother knew she was already dead. she's not guilty of killing her but guilty of lying for now to the police saying the girl had been kidnapped. a great deal of research went from private entities and the state searching for caylee. they want casey anthony to pay for those expenses. >> as though we don't have enough suits to talk about this morning, there's an issue of a paternity suit. >> reporter: i'm not s

>> her name is zenaida fernandez-gonzalez. >> reporter: those lies have resulted in a lawsuit brought fernandez-gonzalez. >> she was served in prison last night by zenaida hernandez, zanny the nanny, the imaginary nanny, somebody who carries the same name, and she's suing for defamation. >> reporter: casey could also potentially face a civil suit and be required by law to answer questions about caylee's death. >> if she's deposed she cannot plead the fifth. she would have to answer questions. it would be interesting. >> reporter: and the identities of the other 11 jurors may not remain secret for long. today, several media organizations will petition the court to release their names. peggy, daniel? >> and we're getting new insight about the bombshell verdict from casey anthony's defense team. >> abc's barbara walters spoke exclusively to her lead attorney, jose baez, about his stunning courtroom victory and his fears for the future. >> the prosecutor has said that as he heard not guilty, not guilty, he said, wow, wow, wow. what did you say? >> thank god. >> you said there were no winn

zenaida gonzalez suffered ridicule when anthony claimed a woman by that name kidnapped her daughter."cbs moneywatch" a possible downgrade by uncle sam and fewer summer vacations. ashley morrison is here with all of that. >> good morning to you betty. asian markets were mixed on concerns about the u.s. economy. japan's nikkei was up a fraction, and hong kong's hang seng lost about 0.5%. >>> today wall street gets the latest on inflation and industrial production. on thursday, stocks slipped after the fed said the government is not immediately ready to pump more cash into the economy. the dow lost 54 points and the nasdaq was down 34. >>> the ratings agency s&p warns that there is a 50% chance it will downgrade the u.s. government's credit rating because of the stalemate over raising the debt limit. that warning followed a similar one from moody's investment service earlier this week while most analysts do expect some kind of debt deal to get done, the uncertainty is weighing on stocks and markets around the world. >>> google gave wall street a big jolt with the latest earnings report

and then there's the lawsuit for damages filed by zenaida gonzalez, the woman whose name was the one that casey made up when she told police about zani the nanny, the baby sirte who supposedly kidnapped her daughter. her attorney demands she answer her questions before she is released, arguing that the undersigned as a good faith basis to believe that the defendant will leave the jurisdiction of this court, disguise herself, and change her name. to which team casey responded, she is not available as her trial was a grueling experience that has left the defendant emotionally and mentally exhausted. casey anthony has been subpoenaed to gave deposition on tuesday at zenaida gonzalez's attorney's office. but they say they fear as soon as she's released from jail on sunday she will disappear and leave everything in her attorney's hands. they say they are ready to ask for sanctions if this is the case. ann? back to you. >> lilia luciano, thank you so much. >>> now let's get a check of the weather from mr. roker. hey, al, how's it going out there? >> it's going okay. everybody is just waiti

anthony initially told investigators her baby-sitter, zenaida gonzalez had kidnapped caylee. that lie until the trial. gonzalez says because of that lie, she lost her job, and her home. anthony will now have to give a videotaped deposition on october 8th. >> hallelujah. we filed this lawsuit in 2008. >> reporter: and in another lawsuit, leonard padilla, the bounty hunter who bailed her out in 2008 is seeking $200,000 for the money he spent searching for the missing toddler, who investigators say was already dead. while she fights the lawsuits, anthony wants her name cleared completely. she's now appealing those four guilty counts of lying to police. >> it also means that she gets to claim the fifth when it comes to depositions in the civil case. she can say, i'm taking the fifth, i'm not going to talk about it until my appeal process is over and that process could take a couple years. >> reporter: and appeal that would have to be funded by taxpayers, because on friday anthony once again filed documents claiming she is indigent. we have new information this morning regarding c

defamation by zenaida gonzalez against casey, does she win? >> even if she does, are there any huge damages here? maybe, maybe. but you have a woman who -- did she lose her job? is she not getting work because of this? >> judge jeanine: she says she did. >> maybe it is damages. let's say $100,000. when is she going to see that money? >> judge jeanine: i don't know, when casey collects. anyway, thanks to my panel. coming up on "justice," did someone else help casey cover up caylee's death? one of her defense attorneys is here to answer. and how much money will casey make selling her story? next, on "justice." >> judge jeanine: jose baez was the trial showman, the face of the casey anthony defense team. if casey had been convicted of murder one, this is the lawyer who would have fought to save h her live. >> november 15, 2008, did you go with a man named james hoover to suburban drive? >> she is one of the most respected defense attorneys in the country, ann fanell. her specialty, death penalty cases. she was brought in on casey's defense team l

zenaida gonzalez is suing anthony because she says that a babysitter by the same name had kidnapped her 2-year-old daughter caylee and now this defamation case is ongoing. >>> time now 5:04. let's get another check of traffic and weather. we are hoping for some sunshine later on this weekend. good morning, kristy. >> i can promise a little bit of sunshine today. warm weather, different story. we are still going to be cool. this morning, though, we are clear in some locations. you can see up in parts of the north bay inland. around the bay seeing cloud cover and the coastline seeing some low clouds as well although not seeing as much drizzle as we have seen earlier this week. temperatures outside pretty similar neighborhood to neighborhood. 57 for oakland and fremont. 56 in livermore. and 57 in redwood city. highs for today, pretty similar to where we were sitting yesterday. 75 is the high in fairfield. 70 for livermore. 65 in oakland. santa rosa is going to 74. 61 for the city and 69 for redwood city. a look at your extended forecast is coming right up. but over to gianna now with a loo

defamation by zenaida gonzalez against casey, does she win? >> even if she does, are there any huge damages here? maybe, maybe. but you have a woman who -- did she lose her job? is she not getting work because of this? >> judge jeanine: she says she did. >> maybe it is damages. let's say $100,000. when is she going to see that money? >> judge jeanine: i don't know, when casey collects. anyway, thanks to my panel. coming up on "justice," did someone else help casey cover up caylee's death? one of her defense attorneys is here to answer. and how much money will casey make selling her story? next, on "justice." [ male announcer ] this...is the network -- a network of possibilities. in here, the planned combination of at&t and t-mobile would deliver our next generation mobile broadband experience to 55 million more amecans, many in small towns and rural communities, giving them a new choice. we'll deliver better service, with thousands of new cell sites... f greater access to all the things you want, whenever you want them. it's the at&t network..

so when zenaida gonzalez brought her defamation action, it struck me as principled but futile.going to be making a lot of money and indeed, she has already been noticed for a deposition by the lawyer of gonzalez. and so that case actually has merit because casey published a falsity, said that gonzalez engaged in a felony, you know, criminal kidnapping. so it's going to be one of a number of things that we're going to be looking at. casey anthony is far from out of the woods. >> but does it matter whether they knew each other or not, that apparently, richard, if there's no relationship, they didn't know each other, they were strangers, there really is no case? it was just an arbitrary name? >> this case is going to be dismissed. casey couldn't talk while the criminal case was pending for fear of waving her fifth amendment rights. now she's going to give an affidavit and say, i don't know this woman. this is not the woman i was referring to. i never had any intent to defame her because i never knew her, never met her. the case is going to be dismissed, oh, my goodness. >> you thi

then there's the defamation suit from zenaida gonzalez who says her reputation was ruined when caseyas her fictional nanny's name. the head of a firm called texas equisearch that helped look for caylee anthony said he might sue as well to get back the money devoted to her case the search. tim miller says his company spent more than $100,000 looking for caylee when she was reported missing in july of 2008. i spoke with tim earlier. >> tim, at what point during this whole nightmare did you start to think about maybe suing casey anthony? >> the minute jose baez opened his mouth and said that caylee was never missing. in his opening statements. and it was like how in the world could even jose ask us to stay there and search? and of course, cindy and casey. in the opening statements you allowed us to spend 112 plus thousand dollars and literally just used and lied to every one of us. >> and i assume with you it's not just the amount of money your organization spent searching, which is no small amount of money because you exist from donations, but it's also the time you invested in this wh

and also related to her lying, a woman says zenaida gonzalez says casey anthony basically ruined her life when she used her name, she says it's her name but it basically matches who casey said kidnapped caylee. she's facing a lot of legal issues after she walks out of jail tomorrow. >> death threats are a concern, what's been talked about in terms of keeping casey safe when she's not only leaving jail tomorrow, but also as she's living wherever she goes. >> that's right, richard, we have only learned so far from the orange county sheriff. he said his department will take care of assessing any type of threat that's made against casey anthony, but only in the same manner as they would any other citizen. they said we're not going to provide for her any kind of security team, but they will keep a close eye. and in a press conference last week, the sheriff said there had been threats but nothing that they consider as grave or as imminent to have security follow her around and i think they will leave that up to her defense team. >> this time tomorrow, casey anthony could be free. and li an

defamation by zenaida gonzalez against casey, does she win? >> even if she does, are there any huge damages here? maybe, maybe. but you have a woman who -- did she lose her job? is she not getting work because of this? >> judge jeanine: she says she did. >> maybe it is damages. let's say $100,000. when is she going to see that money? >> judge jeanine: i don't know, when casey collects. anyway, thanks to my panel. coming up on "justice," did someone else help casey cover up caylee's death? one of her defense attorneys is here to answer. and how much money will casey make selling her story? next, on "justice." the markets never stop moving. of course, neither do i. solution: td ameritrade mobile. i can enter trades. on the run. even futures and forex. complex options? done. the market shifts... i get an alert. thank you. live streaming audio. advanced charts. look at that. all right here. wherever "here" happens to be. mobile trading from td ameritrade. number one in online equity trades. announcer: trade commission-free for 30 days, plus get up

> casey's biggest whopper came when she blamed her daughter's disappearance on a woman named zenaida gonzalezsitting for her. >> they never searched by her full name, z-e-n-a-i-d anz n a. and i know she went by both last names. she always has since she was younger since her mom remarried. victor and gloria are her parents. but i know she has a lot of money. that's where she got the car from. she has his last name and her mother's last name. >> oh, he adopted her? >> he adopted her. he legally adopt her, yes. >> no, he didn't. that's because zenaida gonzales, the woman who casey called zan any, was never a babysitter for caylee. she was a fictional character made up by casey anthony. >> what message do you want me to give to zanny and to caylee? >> that she needs to return caylee. i forgive her. >> what do you think her reasons are? >> mom, i don't know. >> okay. >> ca casey anthony didn't lie just about caylee's whereabouts. she also made up stories about herself. in july of 2008, casey told investigators that she was an events planner at universal studios. >> detective melich, do you recogni

> casey's biggest whopper came when she blamed her daughter's disappearance on a woman named zenaida gonzalez whom she says kidnapped caylee while babysitting for her. >> they never searched by her full name, z-e-n-a-i-d anz n a. and i know she went by both last names. she always has since she was younger since her mom remarried. victor and gloria are her parents. but i know she has a lot of money. that's where she got the car from. she has his last name and her mother's last name. >> oh, he adopted her? >> he adopted her. he legally adopt her, yes. >> no, he didn't. that's because zenaida gonzales, the woman who casey called zan any, was never a babysitter for caylee. she was a fictional character made up by casey anthony. >> what message do you want me to give to zanny and to caylee? >> that she needs to return caylee. i forgive her. >> what do you think her reasons are? >> mom, i don't know. >> okay. >> ca casey anthony didn't lie just about caylee's whereabouts. she also made up stories about herself. in july of 2008, casey told investigators that she was an events planner at universal st

zenaida gonzalez is suing her for defamation.k in 2008, anthony claimed a baby-sitter of the same name kidnapped her daughter caylee. gonzalez says that claim ruined her represent u tigs. >>> meanwhile we're learning more about how the jury in the casey anthony trial came to reach its not guilty verdict on the murder and child abuse charges. one of the jurors involved in deliberations gave an exclusive interview to abc news. >> there wasn't enough evidence, there wasn't anything strong enough to say exactly -- i don't think anyone in america could tell us exactly how she died. if you put, even just the 12 jurors in one room with a piece of paper, write down how caylee died. nobody knows. we'd all be guessing. we have no idea. it doesn't feel good. it was a horrible decision to have to make. but i had to do it based on the law. >> meanwhile, police in orlando are investigating death threats against casey's parents, george and cindy anthony. officers have been camped outside their home. investigators would not say how many threats

she faces a defamation suit brought by a woman named zenaida gonzalez.estigators that a woman with that name took her daughter. lawyers for gonzalez filed a motion asking anthony be required to appear and give a deposition and they're concerned once casey anthony gets out of prison, they won't be able to find her. >>> three tennessee sheriff's deputies are on leave after their police dash cam caught them beating up an alleged suspect. the man's lawyer says the video shows the deputies continuing to punch and taser the man for at least ten minutes after he was handcuffed on the ground. the deputies claim they were simply dealing with an intoxicated suspect. authorities are investigating the allegations. >>> a louisiana lawyer could be in some legal trouble of his own after getting into a bar fight that was all caught on security camera. the violent brawl escalated quickly. the lawyer, delivering some pretty rough blows to another guy in the bar. the lawyer's wife ended up with a cracked rib. no criminal charges were filed but the bar owner is suing the la

anthony's original claim that her daughter was kidnapped by her nanny, who she identified as zenaida gonzaleze, but police actually tracked down and questioned a woman by the same name. now, that woman is planning to sue anthony for defamation. both suits greet anthony as she potentially walks free tomorrow. the four guilty verdicts could mean a total sentence of about four years. the big question is would that time be served concurrently, all at the same time, or consecutively, meaning one after the another? >> that's going to depend on how the judge cease these four count. does he see them as four lies about the same thing? or four separate acts? >> reporter: even if the judge decided to give her the max time, consecutively, she's already served three years, allowing for what in florida is called gain time and good behavior, any additional sentence might be a wash. there are some potential complicating factors. casey anthony already has a felony conviction. check fraud. and the judge might take that into account. >> this prior conviction, which occurred during the 31 days, by the way, for t

zenaida gonzalez is suing her for defamation.ack in 2008 anthony claimed a baby-sitter of that same name kidnapped her daughter caylee. gonzalez says that claim ruined her reputation. authorities served anthony with a subpoena for a deposition as soon as she returned to jail from tuesday's verdict hearing. >>> this morning lawyers for dominique strauss-kahn says their client will not plead guilty to any charges. "the new york times" reports lawyers and prosecutors met jed but did not talk about a plea bargain in the sexual assault case. meanwhile, the d.a. denied a request for a special prosecutor. a lawyer for the hotel maid at the center of the case made the request after phone conversations between their client and the d.a.'s office were leaked to the media. >>> today, the d.c. board of elections and ethics will hold a hearing on d.c. town till chair kwame brown's campaign finances. his campaign committee is accused of failing to report or substantiate hundreds of thousands of dollars of contributions and expend yours during h

this young woman yet as she's facing civil search totaling $112,000, also from a woman named zenaida gonzalezan whose name casey cited in lying to police about her daughter's whereabouts. who's going to help pay to fight these cases and how do you plan to serve her as a lawyer in the capacity needed to do that? >> well, in the first place we don't place any credibility in the lawsuits. any lawyer that i know feels much the same. they're clearly frivolous. but they will be defended. mr. charles green has volunteered and he's been basically representing casey in the civil cases now for about a year. and he will continue to do so. as we need more lawyers or staffs, i have a long list of volunteers that are willing to continue to help her without pay, as the entire team has done almost from the beginning. so she'll be defended properly and the cases will go away. i don't anticipate her paying anything. >> when do you expect to see casey again, and when should we, the public, expect to see her in court again? >> well, i think if you're waiting to see her in court again, you better get a rocking ch

there's also another lawsuit pending by a woman named zenaida gonzalez. as you might all recall, this is the same name casey anthony used to say that a nanny had kidnapped caylee. so she blamed the supposed kidnapping on a woman by the same name. and this woman is now suing her for defamation. so she might have to spend some of that money that's being offered now for her story. >> lilia, thank you so much for your reporting. lilia luciano in orlando. coming up we'll take a look at the legal battle that casey anthony is still facing at the moment. and you can keep up with the latest developments surrounding her release by going to our website at msnbc.com. >>> we'll take you to politics right now on this sunday. the white house budget director saying he's confident lawmakers know how high the stakes are in the debt debate. >> what is encouraging is that the leaders in congress seem to all agree that we can't push to a default, that we need to have a path to make sure that the united states can keep its obligations and pay its bills in august. >> nbc's mike

who she identified as zenaida gonzalez.he story was a lie and the police tracked down and questioned a woman by the same name. now at woman is planning to sue anthony for defamation. both suits greet anthony as she potentially walks free. the four guilty verdicts could mona total sentence of four years. the big question is would that time be served concurrently, all at the same time, or consecutively? meaning one after another. that's going to depend on h the judge sees these four counts. does he see them as four lies about the same thing? or four separate acts. >> reporter: even if the judge decided to give her the max time consecutively, she's already served three years. allowing important what in florida is called game time and good behavior and any additional sentence might be a wash. there are potential complicating factors. casey anthony already has a felony conviction. check fraud. and the judge might take that into account. >> prior conviction which occurred during the 31 days, by the way, for the check fraud is goi

the woman named zenaida gonzalez, she claims her life is ruined. claims she never met caylee, casey an casey even said -- and casey even said she just picked that name. so she still has a bit of legal trouble ahead of her. >> back to you. >> there is another element to this story. one of anthony's attorneys may a rather rue gesture outside of a -- rude gesture outside of a restaurant len they were celebrating -- when they were celebrating last night. any reaction to that? >> reporter: we'vany reaction to that. there's been a lot of -- people, protesters, people upset in the courthouse, in the courtroom, it seems one of many incidents an we haven't heard any -- hear anything about that. >> holly, before you go, we did see casey anthony's mother an father in the courtroom today. did they leave without saying hegg? or did they say anything? >> reporter: we're actually outside the courtroom. what we've heard, they've had no contact with casey for quite some time. i'm mott sure. as we -- i'm not sure. we're outside of the courthouse here. i suspect ther

we have zenaida gonzalez suing her, who is the person she claimed was the nanny that kidnapped baby cayleeok off. don't forget the old irs is knocking on her door. she sold $200,000 worth of photos and videos and never paid taxes. they have a lien on her for 70,000, too. free from jail. there are levels of freedom, and she is not a free woman by any means and will not be free of the legal judicial system for quite a few years. >> and we are not free of her yet apparently. >> apparently not. >> very insightful. appreciate it. >>> remember, we're giving you the chance to tell us which story you want to see. you can vote by texting 22360. text 1 to see the next generation of u.s. women's soccer stars in training. number two for the south african biker gang riding in the name of nelson mandela or number three for the carmageddon bride. gridlock almost kept her from getting to the church on time. the story with the most votes airs next hour. >>> nelson mandela turns 93. that's reason to sing and to volunteer. we're going to talk with actor morgan freeman about what nelson mandela wants you to d

anthony's legal troubles are far from over, she faces defamation charges from zenaida gonzalez.heriff's office wants casey to cover the cost of the investigation since she was found guilty of lying to police, misleading them in their search, with interview offers ranging up to $1 million and cash donations from admirers flowing into her jail house bank account, casey could decide to settle. meanwhile across town, crowds continue to gather at a memorial set up for the little girl whose death started it all. and there is now a nationwide movement in support of caylee, 18 states are considering legislation called caylee's law which would make it a crime to fail to report your child missing in a timely manner. they have more than 1 million signatures including that of casey anthony's father, george anthony. >> thank you so much. >>> joining us from los angeles is whitney feldman, she served 16 months behind bars and the founder of custodial coaching, a group that counsels prisoners adjusting to life after jail. >> good morning, how are you? >> doing just fine. what happens when some

equusearch spent that to look for caylee and not only that, that nancy, the woman named zenaida gonzalezy casey, she is asuing her as well, serving her with a subpoena. >> again, it is a heightened sense of security. the sentencing hearing to begin later this morning. ashleigh banfield with the very latest. ththk you. >>> meanwhile, in southern california one marine has been killed. five others injured after a helicopter crash at camp pendleton. the training flight went down in a remote area. the cause of the crash is under investigation. >>> meanwhile, part of yellowstone national park closed this morning after a grizzly bear attacked and killed a hiker. the first fatal bear attack in the park in a quarter century. the victim and his wife were hiking had they came upon the grizzly which apparently feared her cubs were in danger. >>> the head lawyer in the princess diana death investigation may be one of the viviims of a massive phone hacking scandal by the british tabloid "news of the world." the paper owned by rupert murdoch is under fire for also hacking into the phones of a 13-year-o

last night, she was served in a civil suit coming from zenaida fernando g fernando gonzalez saying she had taken off and kidnapped her daughter caylee. now, the real life zenaida fernando gonzalez is suing. her legal problems will continue this time in a civil court. >> it was a circus atmosphere. we saw people who were trying to get seats just to watch this. what is the community's reanderson coopr reaction? the is shock was intense immediately after what happened in court. a lot of people milling about at the courthouse. today it's been calm. two or three people here in protest holding up a couple signs. very quiet today compared to what we have seen every day. that may change tomorrow as she comes back to court with the possibility she could become a free woman. everything seems to be calm. it's what authorities wanted to see. >> all right. thank you so much. >>> the jurors who acquitted casey anthony is not saying anything. an alternate who sat through the trial and didn't take part agrees with the verdict. he says it raised many questions about how anthony family behaved. the pros

that during that same interview on the 16th of july, that miss anthony identified a person as zenaida gonzalez and suggested to detective mallet she left her child with this woman. >> and did that require a separate and distinct on behalf of law enforcement to investigate? >> it did, your honor. however, i would assert that the reaction based on the violation isn't how we measure this. how we measure whether one instance, one particular criminal act that wasn't broken up temporally we look at not the resulting conduct of the police department. what we look at is the conduct of miss anthony and the temporal aspects of her statements as required under this hamel decision. >> and count 6? >> yes, your honor. >> what was she alleged to have done in count 6? >> during the same interview on the 16th, with detective mallet on the 16th day of july in 2008, the allegation and the conviction is based on miss anthony informing detective mallet she identified a jeffrey michael hopkins and a juliette lewis, that she had told them of a disappearance of her child. however, we reassert that there is a materia

a woman named zenaida gonzalez is suing for defamation. she is saying anthony's lie has ruined her reputation and an ability to earn a living. >>> good versus evil. the final battle. harry potter opened at midnight. the movie sold millions of dollars in advanced tickets. "harry potter" fans are elated, but deflated because it's the last part. >> i love this movie series. it's amazing. >> back to the scandal. rocking murdoch and his meda corporation. rebecca brooks was forced to design today. plus the scandal is starting to blow up here in the united states. the justice department is investigating claims that one of the tabloids tried to hack into the phones of 9/11 victims and their family's. let's talk about the resignation here. rebecca brooks, she has issued an apology. did she know -- do we know if she knew what was going on? >> all we know is what was put on the record. she has denied knowing in advance this was going on, the hacking scandal. she does make the comment that now she is very sorry for what happened and seems ton acknowle

during that same interview on the 16th of july, that miss anthony identified a person as zenaida fernandez gonzalez and suggested to detective melich that she left her child with this woman. >> and did that require a separate and distinct act on behalf of law enforcement to investigate? >> it did, your honor. however, i would assert that the reaction based on the violation isn't how we measure this. how we measure if there was one instance, one particular criminal act that wasn't broken up temporally. we lock not at the resulting conduct of the police department. what we look at is the conduct of miss anthony and the temporal aspects of her statements. as required under this hamill decision. >> and count six? >> yes, your honor. >> what was she alleged to have done in count six? >> during the same interview on the 16th, with detective melich on the 16th day of july in 2008, the conviction is based on miss anthony informing detective melich that she identified a jeffrey michael hopkins and juliet lewis, that she had told them of disappearance of her child. however, we reassert that there's a materia

zenaida gonzalez, she said she lost her job, couldn't find work.tiny and suspicion cast on her unfairly and unfounded. and that prosecutors haven't done it yet, but the state will look to recoup the hundreds of thousands that they spent trying to find this little girl for all the months that, again, at best, casey knew what happened. >> molly: when she was leaving jail in florida, there was litterily 100 people outside. there was a mob screaming at her. she has security concerns right now. will she have them really for the rest of her life? >> it's the type of thing she's infamous, but people will want to attach themselves to her to get something from her. i'm sure there will be security concerns. the state is not going to take any part in providing security, nor should they. she's a civilian and they don't do anything to protect you and i and shouldn't for her. whether her defense team will do something, they might. but it's the thing that is this mass mentality going to remain? probably for a little while, but then it will drop off. she'll still

the first one is by zenaida fernandez-gonzalez. that's the first one. i think that there's going to be many more. dan, i think they're going to be people around tot mom casey anthony. he had a clique. he lived in a mansion. she's going to find the same things. did you see that guy holding a sign? casey, will you marry me? enough people want to be around her for whatever bizarre reason in their minds. >> there's no question. scott peterson who is sitting on death row, still gets marriage proposals on a regular basis. so, they are people that will get marriage proposals. but it's still going to be a different situation. sure, she'll find a group of people. i'm not suggesting she's going to be a total pariah. i'm saying, when it comes to selling her story, adapting to a community, when it comes to walking into a restaurant, i think it's going to be even worse for her than it was for o.j. >> she'll lie her way right through it. come on. her parents tried to get in touch with her. she won't even speak to her parents. and in fact, in one, last -- >> nancy, yo

casey anthony will also be deposed in a lawsuit served by zenaida fernandez-gonzalez, the name of theasey claimed stole caylee, which we now all know was a lie. peggy, daniel? >> so many lies. swirling around that case. incidentally, this is our question of the day on wnnfans.com. we've got a lot of responses. you can imagine folks are outraged, pretty outspoken. >> very opinionated. >> we encourage you to post there. >> wnnfans.com. >>> the 8-year-old victim of a grisly murder in new york was buried last night, two days after he vanished on his way home from camp. police say that leibby kletzky was killed and dismembered by levi aron. a stranger he had asked for directions. the suspect confessed. they both lived in a tight-knit jewish orthodox community that was considered one of the safest in the city. >>> overseas now, the indian city of mumbai is on high alert this morning after three coordinated bomb blasts rocked the financial district. at least 17 people were killed and dozens more injured. the bbc's caroline hawley reports from mumbai with the latest on the investigation. >> r

remember, casey anthony said that someone by the name of zenaida fernandez gonzalez had taken caylee,aying her life was ruined and casey anthony is to blame. we do have a statement from her attorney, and her attorney says since the false allegations that she was responsible for caylee's disappearance surfaced, gonzalez has had to live in hiding. her life has been turned upside down. she suffered emotionally and physically due to the threatening phone calls made to her house in the middle of the night. and the stress of this devastating situation. in fact, she's also claiming that she was fired from her job as a result of all the negative media attention. and she's a mother of six. this defamation suit seeks to clear her name and rectify the damage done to her by the devastating false accusations of casey anthony. this is a civil case. it's a much lore standard than a criminal case. it only needs to be shown by aed. to the evidence, e.d. just a mere tipping of the scales and she's suing for money. >> do we know what kind of money? >> we don't know. i don't have the papers in front of m

a woman named zenaida fernandez gonzalez, the name casey gave to the nonexistent nan who was supposedlyg for defamation. also the state of florida wants case toe repay the cost of investigating caylee's disappearance and death. also, a private firm called texas equusearch is continuing a suit to recoup more than $100,000 it spent to search for caylee in july of 2008. cnn's martin savage was in court for casey's sentencing. he is there for us in orlando, and my, my, my, martin. what a difference 48 hours makes. >> reporter: oh, it definitely did, t.j. take a look at casey anthony herself, the way we saw her demeanor and physical appearance change in that 48 hours. today she shows up in court. she's very talkative. she's got a smile on her face. she's very relaxed, and her hair is down, and that's a striking image because her hair had been up tight. it had been in a pony tail. it had been in a bun, and that had been the very conservative image that all of us had seen for the six weeks that this trial had been ongoing, but now that she knows what the verdict, is a whole different change. a