ha! [ male announcer ] help protect your family at aflac.com. [ pigeons ] heyyy! hooo!!! >>> freedom for casey anthony where has she gone after her midnight release and what's in her future. a live report with the inside word on her getaway next on msnbc sunday. >>> plus the debt ceiling crisis. the stalemate shows no sign of ending. what are the chances a deal will be struck before the doomsday deadline. >>> also ahead, searing, soaring, record heat oppressing many parts of the country. is there relief four in sight. >>> making the grade. why are so many more college students getting as these days? are students getting easy passes or are they just plain smarter? >>> good morning i'm richard lui in for alex witt. welcome to msnbc sunday. >>> developing at the moment casey anthony free. the 25-year-old acquitted of murder, murdering her daughter, left the orlando jail just after midnight eastern time. several protesters and even a few supporters were waiting for the 25-year-old as she made her way from the jail to a waiting suv outside. >> i'm here for the baby. i'm here to protest her getting out. she

anthony has been in custody almost those three years. once the sentencing is about to happen, we are going to bring it to you live from orlando. so stay tuned for that. >> a lot of anticipation inside and outside the courtroom right now. >>> right now, crews working to fix a wart main break that's causing a mess in one east bay neighbor. kristy seifkin in lafayette where a lot of people will not get their morning shower. that's for women a real travesty. >> reporter: the women are the ones who are worried about the morning shower but the good news is they have found the break in the pipeline. just over my shoulder they have been digging and jackhammering since 11:30 last night. they did identify where the break is underground and now the focus is on making that area underground safe enough that they can send a crew member under to actually repair the break. now, firstle this try using a stainless steel leak band to patch it. if that doesn't work they will cut out a bigger section and require more excavation. there are some valuable fiber

george anthony has been gone since 8:30 this morning. medication from his house as well as pictures and we're worried that he has done something to himself. >> greta: that was the january 22nd, 2009, 911 call placed by their former attorney. that was may the day george tried to kill himself, six weeks after his granddaughter's remains were found. today the jury got to read george's six-page suicide note the one police found along side george. the document reads: >> greta: was george anthony driven by guilt over something he did as the defense claims or was he just devastated over the death of his granddaughter as the prosecution claims? joining us diana tennis, bernie grim and ted williams. ted rep -- represents roy kronk's son. the suicide note, what relevance? >> i think the relevance is when the defense opened the door yesterday by pointing out -- questioning george that things he said and did were because he felt guilty about the way he treated his daughter and the cover-up of the accidental death of his granddaughter that opened the

. >> reporter: it's the sense of the courtroom thth george anthony has successfully fended off these accusations of adultery and sexual abuse. >> i think the defense would have been far better off from the beginning, simply saying this was an accident. rather than pointing the finger at george anthonon in the way that they did, and now coming up as short as they did. >> reporter: but the truth is, his daughter's lawyers needed those charges to stick because in terms of a defense, making george a bad father and husband, it was all they had. >> your honor, the defense rests. >> reporter: i'm john donvan for "nightline" in washington. >> our thanks to john for that. >>> and just ahead, we check out one of the most creatively sadistic endurance races on the planet. host: could switching to geico really save you 15% or more on car insurance? host: does it take two to tango? ♪ ♪ anncr: geico. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more on car insurance. so i took my heartburn pill and some antacids. we're having mexican tonight, so another pill then? unless we eat later, then pill later? if i ge

roy kronk who has no connection to the anthony family other than reading their meter once. he had never been in their garage and has no idea what kind of duct tape they have. so which is it? who put the duct tape there? counsel has argued to you that the crime scene was staged. could i have state's exhibit 82 published for the jury, please. this is a photograph of the scene out there on suburban drive as it was found on december 11 of 2008 before anything was disturbed. this is in fits pristine form. -- this is in its pristine form. the only thing that is staged in this scene is mother nature herself. this scene is covered in leaf litter. there is a 2 to 3-inch pile of leaf litter. there are vines literally growing over everything in this scene. there are vines you will see in photographs growing through everything in this scene. this scene cities staged by mother nature and no one else. this skull has not been moved for 6 months. rdon me, maybe less because the animals may have moved before it decomposed. defense counsel told you in opening statement that roy kronk took the

make it mio. >>> august 2008, no one has seen little caylee marie anthony for more than two months. her mother casey has been charged with obstructing the investigation. her troubles are about to multiply. casey is again arrested. this time on charges unrelated to caylee's disappearance. >> she had used some moneys and checks in an account that did not belong to her. it belonged to someone else. >> casey would later plead guilty to check fraud. meanwhile, the orange county sheriff's office goes on to reveal preliminary findings of its forensic investigation. >> we do have returns that indicate human decomposition was present and located in the defendant's vehicle. >> among the findings, elevated traces of chloroform found in the spare tire cover and trunk liner, and some disturbing internet searches on the family computer. someone had used the computer before caylee disappeared. back in march there were google searches for neck breaking and household weapons and even more significantly. >> was on the computer is where we found that there were searches for the word chloroform and tryi

the verdict is in, a four year sentence most of which have already been served as anthony has been in jail during the time of this trial. again, her walk only another four-six weeks for caylee anthony. >> we are waiting to get a response from our legal panel less. we will continue live coverage as the story develops live in right now, a look at whether. >> the fog is beginning to reach in land. here is what we're looking like for today. '50s and '60s as you wake up this morning, sunny and clear this afternoon getting into the upper 80s in landland. mostly clear ts evening as temperatures fall back down to the '50s and '60s. that is a quick glance at the weather for today. as temperatures right now are mainly in the '50s and '60s. the morning sunshine is slowly starting to do its thing. we will eventually get to this, our highs this afternoon, the north they will be mainly in the upper 70's. upper 50s along the coast and warming as you head south on 101. warmer in the east bay wher. that is the way the hs will go today. noticeably cooler than yesterday. as we look towards the weekends,

decision but it's one that could have a huge effect on the rest of the country unlike casey anthony which has an effect on casey anthony and i'm sure her family and i guess the people who have been obsessed with her fate and i'm sure the cable news that have benefited from the writings so why is gives not being covered or talked about every day and every hour that casey anthony has been or even a teeny tiny fraction of that and that's the question we're asking as this verdict has come down in this trial that the nation has been completely obsessed with meanwhile over at the international monetary fund the new head of the i.m.f. christine lagarde held her first press conference on her second day at work now this comes at every. very important time by all accounts just as moody's cut portugal's bonds to junk and warns the country may need a second bailout this is falling even lower rated greece where the second bailout for that country being talked about but why did r.t.s. for stanford our fight a lot of people wanted to ask lagarde about instead the sex scandal circumstances surrounding her pr

seen soar now why is kids not being covered or talked about every day and every hour that casey anthony has been or even a tiny fraction of that now we don't know but that's what we're asking as this casey anthony verdict has been delivered meanwhile over at the international monetary fund new head of the i.m.f. christine lagarde her first press conference on her second day of work now this comes at a very important time this is just as moody's cup tortuous bonds to junk and is warning the country may need a second bailout this follows an even lower rated greece which a second bailout for that country is being talked about as well what the artes christine present find a lot of people want to ask the guard about the sex scandal circumstances surrounding her predecessor dominic strauss kahn take a look. from violence on the streets of the middle east. east coast. to protests in north africa. war in libya. to europe. for portugal's credit rating has been deemed junk. and in greece. for unemployment hovers at about sixteen percent and the debt crisis has sparked anger. in ireland a blanket of d

the people waiting for casey anthony has she left jail. why many want to say they wanted to be there. >>> she's the biggest thing to go down with a phone hacking scandal related to rupert murdoch. the woman who ate with the prime minister months before being hauled off to scotland yards. >>> i've got the weather details coming up. not that long ago, many families were priced out of an overheated housing market. but the times have changed. get the facts at remax.com. it's a great place to see all the listings in thousands of cities and towns. with lots of houses to chose from and down-to-earth prices the dream of owning a home seems more attainable than ever. find out what an experienced re/max agent can do for you. nobody sells more real estate than re/max. acquitted of killing her young she's out of jail, but casey anthony still has to watch her back. the woman acquitted of killing her young daughter was released this morn and faced an ugly crowd in her first moments of freedom. she's received dozens of death threats. casey anthony walked

multiple sclerosis anthony has cash miss anthony has spent years lying. that first night -- july 15th, 2008, the police did not think caylee anthony was dead. at that point, they had no reason to believe caylee anthony was dead. the defendant was telling them she was alive, that she was somewhere else. she was asking for their help. nothing could be further from the truth. at the end of this case, all you have to do is ask yourself a simple question, whose life was better without caylee? was cindy anthony's life better? >> i'm calling i found out my granddaughter has been taken, she has been missing for a month. her mother finally admitted she has been missing. >> okay what is the address you are calling from? >> we are talking about a 3-year-old little girl. >> was george anthony's life better? mr. ashton went over what george anthony's life was like, as a result of losing his beloved granddaughter. >> on january 22nd, 2009, he wanted to day. he wanted to be with caylee. that's all he wanted. >> whose life was better?):çnoñy that's the only question you

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chief anthony bats has restructured the entire police force to keep the to the safe. w plan. >> the question is. >> with 200 officers left chief anthony bats has had to change the with the oakland police department functions. the elimination of special units of shifting those officers on to patrol. >> trying to build an organization that was fast. quick. and troy, new different things so shifting up with my resources is part of a control. and-flatten the organization. making a fast, quick, and more-- streamlined. we will try to evolve with community policing and move with officers and employees. i demand that they get out of their police cars at least four hours per week. speaking with the community, business owners, residents. >> chief anthony bats once changes. >> there will do a better job and how they do to crime prevention, building prevention, and even on the patrol level. a better job gun violence. having a higher clearance rate and- dying violence and a family dealing with, will have the will of a more clever-inch rate. >> in addition to some more officers in t

fox news confirming casey anthony has just been released from jail. this is new video of her walking out of jail. this is video of her getting into a black suv being taken to an undisclosed location, one of only three journalists allowed inside the jail is speaking reit now. let's take a listen. >> number one, number two, number three and we will brief you as we go according to the situation. so they were assessing every moment and minute while we were inside and chose right at the last minute and came out and they gave us a thumbs up and we went to air aria number one. >> were you down in the lobby on the first floor? >> one more time around 10:35 we were taken up to the fourth floor where we stayed there and waited and then was brought down at 11:35 to the lobby area waiting area for the jail. >> florida taxpayers footed the bill for casey anthony. >> as far as i know from the moment she walked out of the door from the jail to the exit door of the jail she didn't say anything. >> they took her right out the front door. >> i was very surprised. i tho

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 expected protesters. there's also for security only three journalists allowed inside the jail to witness what will be the freeing of casey, one of those is an nbc news photojournalist. as for her security when she walks out the sh

that would have an effect on the rest of the country it could have a huge effect on like casey anthony which has an effect on casey anthony and i guess her family and the people who are bit obsessed with her fate and i guess the cable news stations have seen their ratings surge as a result of their coverage so why though is gives not being covered or talked about every day and every hour that casey anthony has been or even a tiny fraction of that we can answer that question for you we don't run the mainstream news networks were quite contrary to their coverage but we do want to be asking those questions and that's what we think is important to look at here at r t upon the livery of this verdict meanwhile over the i.m.f. the international monetary fund the new head christine lagarde she held her first press conference on her second day of work now this comes at a very important time it's just as moody's cut portugal's bonds to junk and warns the country needed a second bailout now this is following an even lower rated greece with a second bailout for that country being talked about but what it ar

anthony has been found not guilty but the court of public opinion is another matter entirely. they are upset that she can make millions from selling her story if she chooses to do so. we have more with caroline from our satellite center. >> her trial is over. casey anthony is now in a position to tell her story in her way to whoever wants it, and, yes whoever pays big bucks to get it. just one day ago casey anthony faced the prospect of living the rest of her life behind bars. today, she faces the prospect of making millions. >> it is outrageous. she should not be able to prosper from her child's death. >> her baby is dead. she needs to pay. >> in the age of what some are calling textbook journalist, a blockbuster, media outlets vying for an exclusive. >> you know, it is the news media, no offense, so they are going to have to go after the story. they are in the business to get ratings. >> while many say they do not pay for interviews, they have shelled out big bucks for information. outlets like tmz. some say that they admit they want to hear what she has to say. >> i would h

anthony. for "nightline," i'm juju chang. >> the jury has spoken. thanks to juju chang for that. >>> well, the murder of caylee anthony become an international sensation. at its heart, a little girl, a young mother, a family shattered. but why this trial? why did this case draw us in so deeply? here's abc's john donvan. >> we the jury find the defendant not guilty. >> reporter: there was the courtroom verdict this afternoon, and then there was the verdict on the street. >> not guilty murder one. >> reporter: and here it was not not guilty -- >> justice for caylee! justice for caylee! >> reporter: indeed, the crowds that even weeks ago when catching glimpses of the prisoner would scream "murderer" at her and "baby killer," they never needed a jury to tell them who was guilty. they knew. they thought they knew. like the pitchfork mob in every frankenstein movie ever made. she brought that out in those who watched this trial, and there were many who did watch. as much as it's argued that media saturation fueled the obsession with this story, and it's tr

. >> casey anthony has been found not guilty in the murder of her two-year old daughter, caylee. the jury dropped the bombshell after more than 10 hours of deliberations. we're live tonight with the latest. >> one of the country's most high-profile murder trials in recent memory and the defendant a 25-year-old mother, walks out of the court room without being convicted of murder. the case that captivated the nation has now stunned the nation. >> a jury of your peers has found you not guilty. as to the charge contained in count one of the indictment, murder in the first degree. >> phil casey anthony wept in the orlando or room after was announced -- casey anthony wept in the orlando courtroom after was announced that she had been found not guilty. the prosecution team sat stonefaced. >> we are disappointed and surprised. we know the facts. we put in absolutely every piece of evidence that existed. >> the jury was sequestered for more than two months. they took less than 12 hours to find her not guilty. >> is a crying shame, an absolute crying shame. they call this justice? >> cayl

>> we began this hour with breaking news on the fate of casey anthony. she has handed down. she was found not guilty of first degree murder, not guilty of aggravated child abuse, not guilty of aggravated manslaughter. but a lot of emphasis not just put on casey anthony but also her parents. i want to read something to you to end this from her parents' attorney. he issued the following statement on behalf of lee, george and cindy anthony. with regard to today's verdict saying this -- while the family may never know what happened to caylee marie anthony, they now have closure in the chapter of their lives. they believe the jury made a fair decision. the testimony presented, the scientific information and the rules given to them to guide them. the family hopes they

anthony. we're going to have to hear a first-person account. people will be interested in what she has said. whether or not they accept it or not is a different story. >> david mattingly now joining us live from orlando. david, casey anthony being released tomorrow possibly as early as 12:01 a.m. what do we know about security arrangements for her release? >> reporter: the security is in the details that they're not releasing. we don't know where, when or how she will be departing the jail. this is a massive facility behind me, multiple buildings, multiple ways that you can exit the property. what they have made clear is that they're going to do everything to make sure she stays safe while she is in their custody. but as soon as she's out of the parking lot, she's going to be treated like any other citizen, that the only way they're going to be able to protect her is if there is a specific threat that she reports. and they will follow up on that just like they would for anybody else. but for right now, they're not letting a lot of information out there. in fact, they're only going to l

roy kronk, who has no connection to the anthony family other than reading their meter once, who's never been in their house, who's never been in their garage, who has no way of knowing what kind of duct tape they have. which is it? who put the duct tape there? counsel has argued to you that the crime scene was staged. could i have state's exhibit 82 published to the jury, please? you'll recall this is the photograph of the scene out there on suburban drive as it was found on december 11th of 2008 before anything was disturbed. this is in its pristine form. i will submit to you looking at this scene, it is clear that the only thing that is staged this scene is mother nature herself. this scene is covered in leaf litter. this is a two to three inch of leaf litter around the skull. there are vines literally growing over everything in this scene. there are vines, you'll see in photographs, growing through everything in this scene. this scene is staged by mother nature and no one else. this skull has not been moved for six months. pardon me. maybe a little less, because the animals may have

laura anthony has more. >> this past winter will be remembered for near record snowfall in the high sierra. while it's a bounty for the water situation, it could create big problems for those downstream. >> main area of concern is in the san joaquin river valley. >> dave is chief of california's snow survey. >> that what snows in the southern sierra, those reservoirs are full, they will have a major juggling act to get it down into the valley without inundating the system. >> already the rivers are running high especially in the san joaquin valley. state managers have released water gradually but if the weather gets too warm, too soon things could change. >> fit gets really hot, the flows will come down in a way to create flood issues. >> the former chief of flood operations for the army corps of engineers. >> we have a snow pack that is going to provide more water than we can deal with. it's going to fill all the rest advisories. >> they are going to be carrying water in them and next two months. >> biggest concern is west of modesto. >> this is checkpoint of san joaquin, all the water th

and it appears there will not be a family reunion for casey anthony, at least not right now. the website tmz saying casey has no plans to see her parents. the attorney for george and cindy anthony tells tmz that casey's lawyers have made it clear that casey will not have any contact with her parents. cindy tried visiting her daughter in jail last week, but casey refused to see her. for more on casey anthony's release this morning, let's bring in criminal defense attorney anne bremner. anne, as we have seen now, casey anthony is released at around 12:10 a.m. eastern time. what is next for her? >> that's a huge question, richard. it could be anything from going underground to going undercover to having plastic surgery to being unrecognizable. you know, to doing a $1 million television interview or more. but we do know she's got this appeal going on right now and that could take years on the lying convictions. and she's also got lawsuits against her. zanny the nanny, that lawsuit. the eck with you saech lawsuit. and the appeal about whether she's going to have to pay for investigative costs. because they were l

i don't think so at all. >> reporter: casey anthony may ha

you have to hit there's no premeditation, and you have to ask the jury, how did she die. >> casey anthony has pleaded not guilty to first-degree murder. if convicted she could get the death penalty. >>> the largest wildfire in new mexico's history has burned for six days now, but firefighters say they are starting to gain control. nearly 200 square miles of los alamos has been charred. uncomfortably close to one of the nation's largest nuclear weapons facilities. but for the first time since that fire began, officials say the blaze no longer poses an immediate threat to the nuclear lab. crews say they have also slowed down the fire and are now trying to figure out how to get thousands of folks evacuated back inside their homes. >>> it is one of the biggest events of the year on the national mall. preparations are under way for monday's independence day celebration. it's the first since u.s. special forces killed osama bin laden, and that has added an extra layer of security concern. as jane reports, park police say they have a robust plan in place. >> reporter: on the national mall, signs of

. >>> turning to legal news now, here in the states, casey anthony has been acquitted of murder.hat you know by now. well, she'll also be out of jail soon. but are her legal problems over? our legal guys weigh in next. right now, go to priceline for a sneak peek at recent winning and better than ever! hotel bids to find where you n save up to 60% on hotels. * we'll even email you other people's winning bids, so you'll know what price to name. *á with new hotel bid alerts, from priceline. >>> casey anthony has only about a week left in jail. she's expected to be released a week from tomorrow. well then what? a lot of people are wondering about that now that she has been acquitted of murdering her little girl caylee. earlier i asked our legal guy civil rights attorney avery friedman and criminal defense attorney richard herman about the other legal cases that anthony could face. >> the amazing thing about that, fredricka, is everybody was assuming, including us, that there was going to be a conviction. so when zenaida gonzalez, zanny the nanny, bought her defamation act, it struck

i don't think it's fair. >> reporter: but he insists anthony has a life ahead of her and can still be a productive member of society. and court is scheduled to begin at 9:00 a.m. eastern time here. we've seen that casey anthony's defense team is already in the courtroom and we should know her fate in about 20 minutes or so, pam. >> all right. thank you holly there in orlando for the update. >>> time now 5:39. let's get an update on our commute. sal, what are you seeing out there? >>> things are beginning to get a little bit busier out there dave and pam. traffic is moving along pretty well in some areas though. so it's not all bad. golden gate bridge and steve has been mentioning it we thought we'd show you how foggy it is here on the span. now you can't even really see that tower that we normally see. and it's especially foggy on the tunnel in the areas near the golden gate bridge. parts of san mateo and san francisco county. slow it down and don't use the high beams in the fog. all those good things you learned in driver's ed. move along and take a look at westbound bay bridge. the

anthony has been in jail since october, 2008. now, outside of the courtroom the crowd was calm as they demanded justice for caylee. and in clearwater florida the order of the restaurant skyline chili showed hi disapproveal, posting a sign that reads jurors, not welcome. >> president obama has called both democrat and republican leaders back back to the white house on sunday to work on debt crisis. the president met in talks including proposals to cut spending for social security as well as medicare and medicaid. and republicans indicated they might consider new steps to raise government revenue. the both sides stress the deal isn't close. >> do not consider social security a piggy bank forgiving cuts to the wealthyest. you're not going balance the budget on backs of seniors and people with disability autos we believe comprehensive tax reform would make america more competitive. help create jobs in the country. it's something that is under kux. >> congress faces a deadline to discuss whether to raise the debt limit. >> appears job

nbc's kerry sanders reports from orlando. >> reporter: for 33 days in an orlando courtroom, casey anthony has cried, remained stoic, at moments, even smiled and laughed, as 61 witnesses for the prosecution and 49 for the defense detailed what they believe happened to 2-year-old caylee anthony. prosecutors believe she murdered her 2-year-old daughter caylee so she could live the life of a party girl, and she didn't reveal caylee was missing for more than a month. >> asking you to return a verdict that reflects the truth >> reporter: but the defense says caylee's death was a horrible accident. >> she never was missing. caylee anthony died june 16th 2008 when she drowned in her family's swimming pool. >> reporter: during the trial, that when caylee's skeletal remains were found, duct tape covered her nose and mouth. >> there is no child that should have duct tape on its face when it dies. there is no reason to put duct tape on the face after they die. >> reporter: the case put casey's mother, cindy, and father, george in an awkward position, emotionally testifying for both the state and the defe

anthony has been in jail for three years so she could be excused for time served. she will be sentenced at 6:00 our time and we'll bring to the you live. let's look at what else is coming up later today in the bay. good morning to laura. >> good morning scott, everyone. the tsa getting ready to enact security americans as they try to combat a potential threat. very interesting. plus, we hear mr. mcgrew is going to give us his thoughts on the new announcement by facebook. new details about the new iphone as well. it's all coming up. >> i better get working on that. thank you. 4:55. the oakland a's are officially too legitimate to quit. it will award a bobble head doll to rapper mc hammer. on july 17 he will throw out the ceremonial first pitch in oakland as the a's take on the angels, the first 15,000 fans get a hammer bobble head doll. according to mtv this is the first time a rapper has gotten a bobble head from a major league team. when it comes to celebrating a win these pro players look like amateurs. marlins slugger mike stanton hit a walk-off home tear beat t

each charge carries a maximum sentence of one year in prison but since anthony has already spent nearly three years behind bars, she could be released for time served. >> justice for caylee! >> reporter: because of the high profile nature of the case the court will take extra precautions to keep anthony safe. >> let's be honest, she's widely despised seemingly by most of america if you read facebook, twitter and listen to commentary. >> reporter: casey anthony's future outside of jail remains unclear. she'll need to find a place to live and get a job but some say an interview or book deal could fetch a half a million dollars or more. >> this the story has demonstrated its ability to capture national attention and she has a chance to bankroll herself for the rest of her life. >> reporter: whether that life will include anthony's family remains to be seen. her father, george, became the defense team's main target during the trial and a lawyer for anthony's parents say they haven't spoken to their daughter since 2008. >> at some point i imagine there will be a family meeting. >> reporter:

. >>> the release date for casey anthony has been rescheduled for july 17th instead of july 13th as originally planned. a correction spokesman says the new date was based on a detail recalculation. he sentence the anthony to four years for lying to police about the death of her daughter caylee. but with time served and good behavior she has nine more days left to serve. >>> the city of oakland is getting ready to bring back laid off police officers. now that includes requiring every officer to contribute 9% of their pay to their pension. chief anthony bass says the savings will allow the city to bring back 22 officers that recently received pink slips. oakland has 200 fewer officers than it did two years ago. >> it's a drop in the bucket, but it's better to have it than not have it. we are happy we will get some back but that doesn't solve the overall problem of public safety. >> this comes days after chief bass announced a real organization that includes the elimination of the motorcycle traffic enforcement unit. that will save the department additional money. >>> we have new information abou

. >>> casey anthony has been a free woman for almost 35 hours, but where did she go and who is helping her as she transitions back into society? kerry sanders has the latest details shortly on that. >>> treasury secretary tim geithner speaking this morning that this morning specific items regarding the debt deal. one of the options that senators harry reid and mitch mcconnell or working on raising the debt ceiling in exchange for $1.5 trillion in cuts over ten years. this would also create a new congressional panel that would study ways to reduce the deficit, but some senators are thinking it's the wrong idea. >> i think the mcconnell plan is more of washington not taking responsibility. it's a great political plan. it takes the pressure off all the politicians, but allows us to pass a debt limit without making the hard choices that this country has to make. >> and we'll talk more about the debt deal with congressman adam schiff and ezra klein coming up in a few minutes. >>> now we move to britain's prime minister david cameron. he has called for an emergency session of parliament to b

even though anthony has served her time, she will soon be back in court.e have filed lawsuits against her in connection with the case. >>> this week an incredible deal has said that cisco diners waiting in very long lines for lunch. all for the chance of paying $1 for a meal. all part of a new feature for the website living social, but did it work? did those foods that have been loyal customers customers hollywood, executive editor and director taking a look at the pros and cons of these online promotions. >> i think anytime that a business has a good deal, they are definitely going to get the traffic on a day or the days that they have a dell. the real question is, what do they do to keep those customers coming back customer if businesses are smart, they are using facebook and twitter and asking people when they come in, sign up for our facebook page so you can get more information. the fact is, a lot of times people really are deal hunting just that one day or just that one week, it is hard, especially if you are a local business in a local neighborhood

which may explain why the trial of casey anthony has so much of the country captivated.'s the young mom accusus of killing her 2-year-old daughter so she could enjoy a carefree lifestyle. the defense rested today. but as abc's jim avila reports, casey anthony never took to the stand to defend herself. >> reporter: caylee anthony peered from her orlando, florida, home and onto america's tv screens at age 2. grandma calling police for help. >> i c c't find my granddaughter. there's something wrong. >> reporter: her body, found in a swamp when she would have been 3. >> we recovered this human skull. >> reporter: and today, caylee would have been 5, as her mother casey stood before a judge, her national sensation of a murder trial coming to a close. the defense resting. all without the jury hearing first-hand testimony from the woman who from the beginning has been suspected of suffocating her toddler to death. >> you u uerstand that your decision to testify or not testify is solely your decision and your decision alone? >> yes, sir. >> and it is your decision not to testify

her lawyers say anthony has received at least one death threat. >>> a woman in rupert murdoch's inner circle is out on bail after being arrested in connection with the phone hacking scandal. rebecca brooks resigned friday as head of murdoch's british newspapers. thought to be a political an social insider brooks dined with the prime minister at christmas. the head of london's police force also resigned today. it was on his watch that a former news of the world editor arrested last week was hired as a p.r. consultant to the force. >>> well, inspiration that hit in 2001 still going strong. meet the man behind a cross- country tribute being launched tomorrow. the resources he has and doesn't have on the eve of his trip. >>> marines aren't born, they are made, and for the first time they will be made by a woman. meet the new general in charge of the so-called marine factory. >>> well, you can expect a cloudy start to your workweek all due to a low pressure system that just won't budget. i've got the detailed forecast coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, but a young man who came here from the midwest

there's no reason to keep her any longer. >> for time already served. >> exactly true. >> reporter: anthony has spent three years in jail. the defense is hoping she can rebuild her life starting this week. karen brown for cbs news orlando florida. >>> now to the debt showdown. president obama is pressuring lawmakers to hammer out a deal to raise the debt ceiling so he's invited republican and democratic leaders to the white house tomorrow. tara mergener is in washington with more on this. good morning, tara. >> reporter: good morning, betty. while president obama is hoping the meeting with the top eight lawmaker also finally mean that deal but at this point it's unclear where any real compromise can be found. president obama wants congress to strike a deal on raising a debt limit in the next two weeks. >> we've made progress and i believe that greater progress is within sight, but i don't want to fool anybody. we still have to work through some real differences. >> reporter: he's invited democratic and republican leaders to the white house tomorrow to try to jumpstart stalled talks. the preside

anthony will be sentenced thursday morning. she faces a year in prison for each count of lying. she has already been in jail for over two years. in orlando, i am jim spellman. >> in our facebook conversation, we discuss how casey anthony could be free after being sentenced for lines of police. a lot of viewers are questioning the jurors a decision. here is what divorcing this morning. here is one comment. >> these you like to contribute to this topic, go to our physical exam page. we will be right back on our kron 4 where i >> bin laden's back. some of the awesome. that is what facebook ceo mark zuckerberg is promising to deliver.-faced but is essentially is conference to discuss salons and products. this theory is a company is one of producing the video chat feature. i >> her time for the morning bus. paris hilton's stock for was arrested paris now has a for a new armed guards and has installed and ran instead of your security system which includes multiple cameras and motion >> the we will be right back as the kron 4 morning news continues.

. >>> anthony has already spent three years in jail. defense is hoping she can rebuild her life, starting this week. >>> an attorney for the anthony family issued a statement asking for privacy while they quote, decide the best way to move forward. >>> a group of bandits strikes a home claiming to be officers. around 6:00 this morning, two men broke into a home. police are not sure if the same people are behind all three crimes. >>> the search for a boater who fell in the river will resume in the morning. this video shows the boat circling in the water shortly after james cane and a woman were tossed into the water. a boater rescued the woman by the man is still missing. dnr police say the weather is a factor. >> we didn't have much of a spring. it went right from winter to 89- degree days in may. as soon as we hit those hot dry days people turned to the water for relief. and we're seeing an increased number of accidents. >>> also tonight we learned the name of the 6-year-old who drowned at sanity point state park. police say sequan kenn