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casey anthony. ultimate goal is truth-finding. >> getting the perpetrator behind bars. >> it's awful to live with a crime somebody had committed to a loved one and not knowing what happened. >> touch dna comes in the outer layers of skin cells. when you touch someone with force, those cells shed. force, the more dna left behind. >> much smaller amounts of dna than 15 years ago. >> how does that process start? >> we start by sterilizing all our equipment. >> they put their equipment in an ultrasonic bath then another one then maximum heat and seal it in a sterile bag. >> richard is looking for any irregularities that he can see on the surface. looking for traces of blood or sperm or other bodily fluids. there's a reasonable chance that we can find dna here. >> besides murder cases, touch dna is now used in sexual assault cases. >> for instance, a suspect who said he had contact with the person but did not rape. stored in these locations. >> once they identified the areas they want to test they analyz

. >> casey anthony threatened to walk out of a recent deposition.ma filled deposition anthony admitted she made up the story about dropping her daughter off at the nanny. they denied it was a code word for xanax. she denied giving any drugs to her baby. she was acquitted of the death of that 2-year-old girl. >> more trouble for justin bieb bieber. >> loving this pop star or working for him isn't paying off. beeb aers body guard and driver were arrested near atlanta for allegedly stealing a photographer's camera. the biebs not involved. the body guard was also arrested in december for attacking a police officer at an event. >> the girl scout cookies sold were robbed. that money they made stolen from the leader's house during a break in. >> we wanted to go to boston and we wanted to trying to horse back riding. >> they worked so hard for it. sorry. >> the thief also making off with three cases of the girl scout cookies. there has been a string of recent break ins in that area. >> if you are in the job market we have a golden opportunity for you. they

i didn't agree with the decision in the casey anthony case.ur homicide statutes. if we went and repealed statutes in criminal law every time we disagreed with an outcome, there would be no law left. >> i just want to posture this. this law is so confusing in some people's minds. the mothers and fathers have lost children. it is affecting families on the other side of the coin. listen to jordan davis's mother. let's listen. >> we are so very happy to have just a little bit of closure. it is sad for mr. dunn, that he will live the rest of his life in that sense of torment. i will pray for him. i've asked my family to pray for him. >> so, that, first of all, was a really gracious thing for jordan davis' mother to say. it affects so many people's lives that the law isn't exactly clear, doesn't it? >> yeah, absolutely. i think what stand your ground did was it obviously removed the duty to safely retreat from our society. so now where pass a conflict can erupt between two individuals, be it popcorn in a movie theater or loud music at a gas station.

simpson and casey anthony trials.s a book coming out this summer called "acquittal" talking about some of those big cases. good to see you. >> good to see you too. >> today this jury is already exhibiting its diligence. it was willing to work through the weekend last week and this weekend. deliberating now four days over 20 hours. this morning the jurors had yet another set of questions for the judge. let's listen to those three questions asking the courtroom for some clarification. >> first question. is the defense of self-defense separate for each person in each count? the answer is yes. second question. are we determining if deadly force is justified against each person in each count? the answer is yes. the third question. or if we determine deadly force is justified against one person, is it justified against the others? no. self-defense and justifiable use of deadly force applies separately to each count. >> and i know this is tough. it's like reading tea leaves trying to figure what is going on behind closed doo

we can go as far back as casey anthony. go to trayvon martin, this recent michael dunn verdicts. it shows very clearly that veneer of great florida, the palm trees and beaches is starting to erode away under a correction system that is misplaced and that puts people in adult prisons, young people in adult prisons. when we say florida never loved us, when we say america never loved us, it's quite clear to us, and it has been quite clear to us that we live in a state that doesn't care about us. and so it's important that when we lay out our case against a state of florida that the state of florida understands that we have a common understanding, that we live in a state that has caused our education system to hemorrhage. we arrest more kids and put them in adult prisons than any other state. and so when tourists come here and they go to disney world and see a place where dreams come true, that's basically the only place in florida where that happens. and so florida never loved us. america never loved us is our clear proclamation that we have an understanding that we live in a state

someone who knows about trying cases and controversial ones is jose baez who was casey anthony's attorneyng this from? >> miami. >> you're in -- so you are in florida. >> yes, i am in florida. pretty much raised here all my life, and i know the jacksonville circuit very well, as i have certain cases up there. >> what do you think -- >> and -- well, you know, i think the defense clearly raised sufficient reasonable doubt as it related to the justifiable use of force based on some of the juror's questions. you know, it's correct what you said. he's looking at a minimum of 75 years because of the life law we have here in florida. if you pull a firearm and actually shoot someone, whether you kill them or not, it's a minimum of 25 years per count. so, you know, i'm a little surprised that the prosecutors are claiming that. they might just be doing that for a little bit of attention at this point. i don't -- you know, it's -- >> but listen, did you get a chance, jose, did you get a chance to listen to be nancy grace, hln's nancy grace? nancy grace said because of this, because of the value of a

you know, a few years ago when the casey anthony trial was on display in front of the world, less thanear later we had caylee's law. and the legislature and the governor asked. so we're asking for the governor to do the same thing now. he can use his bully pulpit to make sure. >> and that's a major development, because reverend holmes was on the committee that they had looking for this. i know him very well, have worked with him, and work with him. and for him who had been part of that task force to come out, should at least be something the governor cannot ignore. >> well, you know, last year they put a bill out, senator simmons, who is the state senator for where the tragedy took place in sanford. he put the bill out. our governor provided no leadership. never called a speaker, never called the senate president to say move this bill forward. he did that for a number of other bills, but he didn't do it for the bill for the task force that he commissioned. and so, you know, we're just fed up here in florida. we're tired of politics as usual. we know that young men are -- don't even mak

also in florida, which we learned in the trayvon martin case and other cases including casey anthonyhe other high-profile once the jury is selected the identity of those jurors is also kept under wraps for a period of time as well to protect them. there are things in place to protect the jury once it is set. >> that's right. in this case, they're not going to release the names of the jurors probably until the trial is over. they still haven't released the names of the jurors in the trayvon martin case. there's certainly plenty of safeguards against an excessive media. we feel in this situation it's swung the other way and the public isn't getting a good chance to judge how their courts are operating. >> is there a sense this is a result of the public attention and the media attention regarding the zimmerman trial? >> i think so. angela cory was not happy with the coverage of that. she is -- complained several times just a few weeks ago said at a luncheon she didn't think the public or media should get any information on court cases until the case concluded or until the case goes to t

everyone said casey anthony in had to and she didn't. i got this case. i understood this case after watching the interrogation tape. the detective dos a brilliant job of highlighting the inconsistencie inconsistencies, pointing out at first, they will shoot me and he said well, it was a battle or maybe a stick how he claimed it. he's getting out to attack me and they show he wasn't getting out. so i don't know that the prosecution this this case is going to be able to do a better job of exposing the problems with michael dunn's story than the detectives did when they interrogated him the first time around. i just want to say, brooke, he had a long time to come up and rehearse his answers. he has a brilliant and aggressive defense attorney. i think they should have played it. >> let me hit pause. we top the dip in and remind you this is day four of the trial and this is a worker at the gas station where the killing took place in november of 2012. the defense is up. take a listen. >> i'm walking out facing the pumps. >> you are walking out. >> yes. >> i kn