and that's our system. >> neither casey anthony nor caylee anthony can be excluded as the source of thatq12.1 hair. >> bergman: in the casey anthony case, 37 expert witnesses testified in over a dozen forensic disciplines. >> the group of insects that we found... >> bergman: the defense team challenged many of them, something jose baez says he would not have been able to do in most criminal cases. do you normally have the resources to challenge forensic evidence when it comes into court? >> 95% to 99%, no. >> you don't have the money to hire your own experts? >> hardly ever. >> so casey anthony was an anomaly? >> she was. >> because? >> well, she had photographs of her and her child, and a network paid us $200,000 so we could mount a proper defense. and that's exactly what we used the money for. >> abc news? >> yes. >> paid $200,000 for the >> and that's what paid for her defense? >> partially, yes. a courtroom in florida... >> the case against casey back in the courtroom. >> casey's bizarre behavior... >> bergman: the trial of casey anthony dominated television news for months. america

a specific biological trait may be to blame. >>> casey anthony may have to testify under oath for thet tops our look at stories around the news nation. anthony who was acquitted in the death of her daughter caylee will be deposed in defamation case brought against her by a woman who bears the same name as a nanny that casey told investigators kidnapped her young daughter. that story turned out to be untrue. the woman's attorney says anthony will not be able to plea the fifth and have to answer long sought-after questions about caylee's disappearance and death. anthony did not testify at her own trial. >>> an obituary written by the children of an abusive mother has gone viral. the scathing obituary details the years of abuse suffered by her children. it reads in part, everyone she met, adult or child was tortured by her cruelty and exposure to violence, criminal activity, vulgarity and hatred of the gentle or kind human spirit. her surviving children will live the rest of their lives with the peace of knowing their nightmare finally has some form of closure. >> wow. the writers of the

. >> the attorney for marlon brown and the attorney for casey anthony.ou believe this was an execution. >> he came at marlon brown that night, regardless of marlon fell down or not, that car was headed straight at him. don't take my word. lock at the video. >> you have no doubt that car hit him? >> no doubt whatsoever. the medical examiner said there was no vehicular contact. we have photographs of the car that showed the damage to the car. you look at it with your own eyes. at least it's inaccurate and at worst there was a experience to conceal the truth. >> you agree with the grand jury's decision and don't think the officer did anything criminal? >> i think it was stupid and negligent, but does it rise to the level of being criminal? i don't think that this is an issue where we have someone is reckless to the extent of criminal liability. >> you clearly see this is a situation where it's an accident. i don't think anyone can get in that officer's head and say there is some type of evidence here where he clearly wanted to run him down and run him over.

jordan for example, between syria and egypt, both bat casey anthonies. lou: -- basket cases.: further complicating it. general jack king pointed out in gegeographical terms the east, west, and northwest of the country is controlled by extremists as is much of the eastern part of syria, and in between our so-called quote, unquote, moderate elements of the opposition. all sitting well above damascus. this is a maddening feature for military that has to carry out strikes, this is going to be very difficult by any measure circumstance it not? >> it is. , again it has to be the to find targets with objectives that have affects that support our strategy, support the united states and its allies, humanitarian assistance, while positions forces tied to jordan, israel, and turkey are what is key. not just striking for revenge, or because of a statement made preof previously, it is too late to enforce. so it is not limited strikes are not going to to anything now for our benefit. lou: our commanders will follow the orders of their commander in chief. but to put our military in the posi

. >> casey anthony won't be able to plead the 5th. a woman anthony told detectives kidnapped her 2-year-old. her body was not found far from her grandparent's home. she was found not guilty of her death in 2011. she has been in hiding ever since. >> image getting fined for parking in your very own driveway. it is actually happening. we will have details straight ahead. >> airplanes are safer than ever in the sky. even more likely to get involved we will explain. ♪ >> friday the 13th no less. good morning, folks. in the news right now while you were sleeping a big announcement from the fbi that could leave our country vulnerable. the bureau plans to close all of the office doors for ten-days a year in order to help cut costs. no set dates are in place for the furloughs. they would return to work if a serious crime took place. a startling study by the faa. airplanes flew too close to each other nearly 4,000 times last year. that's more than double the previous year. in addition to the close calls there were 18 on runways. what's to blam

. >>> casey anthony may soon be forced to answer big questions about her daughter's disappearance andn to dispose her next month in a defamation suit over anthony's assertion. remember a former babysitter kidnapped her 12-year-old daughter. since she has been acquitted of answering her daughter she will have to answer her questions and she cannot plead the fifth. >>> the final act in the michael jackson wrongful death trial won't involve jackson's mother. lawyers for aeg live say they will not call katherine jackson to the stand but may play a portion of a video deposition by jackson's son prince. closing arguments could start as soon as next week. >>> after the shooting at the washington navy yard a man arrested at the white house accused of throwing firecrackers over the fence. sounded like gunshots and led to a lockdown at the white house complex. secret service agents apparently tackled the man before taking him into custody. no word yet on his motive or any charges he might be facing but officials say there was no threat. you see him taken away in handcuffs. >>> president obama i

. >> casey anthony on capitol hill. thank you so much. >>> let's get to our sunday brain trust. perry bacon, jr., is an msnbc contributor and political editor. nbc's military retired colonel jack jacobs. thank you for being here. the administration was aggressively pushing his agenda today saying he expects congress will back the president. georgia senator, the top republican on the senate intelligence committee, told cbs the president has a hard sell in front of him. let's listen. >> the president has an obligation to make his case to the congress but he also has an obligation to make this case to the american people. my constituents are war weary. they don't want to see us get involved in this. >> do you think secretary kerry is painting an overly optimistic picture of congressional support? >> i don't think so. i think he's being straight. it's the duty of the president to go to congress because this is not something the congress can punt on. we're talking about really an act of war. america is not threatened. offensive measure by our country. secondly, clearly in the constit

the attorney for marlon's family and the attorney formerly representing casey anthony. this was an execution? >> well, i think when you look at the velocity that he came at marlon brown that night, regardless if he fell down that night, that car came straight at him. take a look at the video. >> you think the car hit marlon intentionally? >> you have no doubt the car actually hit marlon? >> no doubt, absolutely, that is why we can't believe the m. e. says there was no intentional contact. you look at it with your own eyes, at best, it is inaccurate, at worst, it's some kind of conspiracy to conceal the truth from us. >> jose, you agree with the grand jury's decision. you don't think the officer did anything criminal, is that correct? >> well, i think it was stupid, negligent, but does it rise to the level of being criminal? and i don't think this is an issue where we have someone that is reckless to the extent of criminal liability. i don't think anyone could condone this officer's actions. but does it rise to that level of criminality? and i think the grand jurors made

. >>> casey anthony may have to answer questions under oath about why she tried to cover up her daughter disappearance in 2008. that word from an attorney for a woman suing her to defamation. she was acquitted in 2011. >>> 2013 is on track to be the worst year for measles in the u.s. in nearly two decades. measles appear on the body in a rush of tiny red spots and most of the new cases diagnosed in people who were not vaccinated. >>> anderson, the creator of harry potter is about to make a screen writing debut. j.k. rowling will write the script for a movie about a hog wart textbook "fantastic beasts and where to find them." it won't be a prequel or sequel. the first of planned new movies and film. >> i can hear the voices of children rejoicing around the world. >> and mine. >> and mine, too. i've seen them all. i must admit. that's great. exciting. thanks very much. >> very exciting. >>> i want to quickly show you the very hard work of firefighters right now on the jersey shore. the flames still consuming a big piece of the boardwalk on seaside park. i believe that's a live picture but

. >>> casey anthony will be back in the spotlight next month in florida. for the first time anthony will be required to answer questions about what happened to her daughter caylee who disappeared in twiet. she was acquitted of killing the girl but sued for defamation in connection to that case. >>> under a cloud of controversy, nascar's championship series getting under way on saturday. that controversy stems from a race last weekend in which two drivers possibly cut a deal nrd to get one in the chase for the sprint cup. driver joey -- denies being aided by another driver. nascar is investigating the entire incident. >>> in the nfl, it was the jets and patriots in an ugly thursday night afc battle. tom brady threw his only touchdown in the game in the first quarter. jets within three points in the third but geno smith kept completing passes to new england defendant defenders. don't want to do that. patriots win it 13-10. >>> speaking of the nfl, we always like to merngs the cheese heads who cheer for the packers. the time one guy is honoring his team with

that is the place where some defendants find themselves, like a casey anthony, an o.j. part of him feels guilty that he actually ended a teen's life. so he has this mix of feeling like he got away with something, maybe he shouldn't have, on one level, because he did end someone's life, even if he feels that it was for self-defense. how does he make sense of that? i don't know if he's getting help for everything he experienced. >> couldn't the explanation also be, though, that he feels he did not do anything wrong but defended his life? he's not o.j., he's not casey anthony where you could make a viable argument that they were killers. but that he has all these people coming after him, even though he feels he should have never been on trial? is that enough to trigger a kind of disconnect in your personality? >> it's a self-fulfilling prophecy that he has a paranoid idea about the world. now he's made it true because there are people out to probably get him because they feel he got away with murder. for this type of personality, that's a toxic mix. >> on the flip side, is

. >>> casey anthony set to answer questions about her tower's disappearance and death.famation suit. she will have to answer their questions and cannot plead the fifth since she was been acquitted of killing her daughter. >>> sasha anderson is accused of slapping and scratching a flight attendant, facing charges, including simple assault. that us airways flight did manage to make it to florida, but they were an hour and a half behind schedule. that's the kind of annoyance you don't want. air travel these days is already complex enough. >> sad when half an hour behind schedule doesn't sound like a lot. >> that's true. >> thank you. >> no problem. >>> coming up next on "new day" an exclusive talk with president clinton, defending president obama's approach to the civil war in syria. clinton sat down with fareed zakaria. fareed will join us to talk about their extensive conversation. >>> how does get weapons into what is supposed to be a secure navy yard? we'll discuss this with our pentagon correspondent, barbara starr, coming up. i was made to work. make my mark with pri

. >>> casey anthony could be forced to testify about her daughter's disappearance.y a woman who claims that casey falsely implicated her in the case. her attorney believes that she will not be able to plead the fifth at a deposition next month. >>> take a look at this viral video. this comes out of russia. this thrill seeker on a rubber raft being pulled by a water scooter. he tilts the inflatable raft so it gets airborne. this is done without any special effects, as far as we can tell, and just in the last week it's soared to great heights online, as you can imagine. very cool. >> i would never do that. >> no, come on. >> very cool until you fall off of that. >> as long as you have a helmet and extra padding, i think it's okay. >> let me tell you, i love the fact that putin will do anything. >> natalie, thank you. >> right on cue. mr. roker, what is happening? >> today we're looking at more wet weather for our friends in boulder. you can see, as mike seidel mentioned, look on the wide view. more moisture streaming into the rockies along the upper level low and so t