. >> geraldo: cheney mason. >> mason and baez did from a legal point of view there is a difference between a client being found not guilty and a client being innocent. factually innocent. because the prosecutor couldn't prove their case yard does not mean the person did not commit the crime or had something to do with the crime and i will agree with bo to think that she is entitled to go out and make a million dollars for what she did, i don't agree with that she is entitled to live a life to. have a regular life. go disappear. become a waitress or a secretary or open her own bagel store. that she is entitled to do. >> geraldo: coming up, did the prosecution suppress evidence for searches chloroform from casey or anybody else in that family? do i know where the nation's most unpopular woman is hiding? after this. >> geraldo: welcome back, everybody. before we get to the best information on where casey anthony is hiding and where she is not hiding, i want to bring in anna along with bo dealings and arthur aidala. you heard bo's impassioned plea. i understand. it doesn't make me the

. >> geraldo: cheney mason. >> mason and baez did from a legal point of view there is a difference between a client being found not guilty and a client being innocent. factually innocent. because the prosecutor couldn't prove their case yard does not mean the person did not commit the crime or had something to do with the crime and i will agree with bo to think that she is entitled to go out and make a million dollars for what she did, i don't agree with that she is entitled to live a life to. have a regular life. go disappear. become a waitress or a secretary or open her own bagel store. that she is entitled to do. >> geraldo: coming up, did the prosecution suppress evidence for searches chloroform from casey or anybody else in that family? do i know where the nation's most unpopular woman is hiding? after this. [ male announcer ] to the 5:00 a.m. scholar. the two trains and a bus rider. the "i'll sleep when it's done" academic. for 80 years, we've been inspired by you. and we've been honored to walk with you to help you get where you want to be ♪ because your moment is now. let n

cheney mason is the veteran lawyer among the team. jose baez is not as experienced, and in fact, he did not have the credentials to handle a death penalty case when cheney mason came in. people are walking up to the cameras. >> i'm dorothy stems and i'm thankful for today's verdict on behalf of casey anthony. and on behalf of all of the people who stand behind me, and i would ask them to name their names, please. >> coreen. >> william. >> michelle ma dena. >> elizabeth friar. >> janine. >> shakima. >> sherry mason. >> diana. >> well, i hope that this is a lesson to those of you who have been indulged in media assassination for three years, bias and prejudice and incompetent talking heads saying what would be and how to be. i'm disgusted by some of the lawyers who have done this, and i can tell you that my colleagues from coast to coast and border to border have condemned this whole process of lawyers getting on television and talking about cases that they don't know a damn thing about and don't have the experience to back up their wor

let's listen to listen in to cheney mason defense counsel. that's why we have a system that says the state has to prove beyond reasonable doubt everything. if they fail to do that then no matter what you may think in this, just go down the line, your obligation is, wait, they haven't proven beyond a reasonable doubt. if they don't prove beyond a reasonable doubt she is in the guilty. this is not a trick. one of the things i was thinking about going back back to the list of evidence and this borrow me because i don't the antis. you don't either, i'm sure. and it bothers me. mr. baez is talking about mr. kronk. another question for you, why would an uninvolved citizen after calling police about finding a skull in the situation that is just hundreds of feet around the corner and around the row from the anthony evidence, nation wide look out. you all remember that? why in the world would the man it is silent for four months? i do not know the answer to that. i do in the know how he took the meter reader stick and put it into the right eye socket

this guy cheney mason is unbelievable. >> he gave a great closing as well.s went back in there. i have to say, when they called me and said there was a verdict, i got nervous. >> sean: too quick, i agree i thought it was going to be guilty. >> they applied the lauper effectly. all of the tough that we were -- we were all talking about the phone calls, duct tape, chloroform they have to talk about it. the question is, did they prove murder? not even did she do it? did they prove a murder occurred? >> sean: we still don't know how the girl died. >> exactly there is no cause of death. >> when they went bad showing the tape over the nose and mouth. right there they kind of blew it with the prosecution. my feelings, it was a very winnable case on a negligent homicide on the fact of her being negligent to prove that being a negligent homicide. with that said, all these little bits, my belief is, the motive again, jeanine is right, motive, means and opportunity, that's what a homicide detective puts together for the d.a.. she wanted to go out and be with her friend

. >> jean, you spoke with defense attorney cheney mason.'m wondering, what did he have to say to you? >> he said many things to me. he said that he's concerned for casey's safety. plans are being made for her protection. he would not say what. he doesn't think that she can live in orlando and wonders where she can live in this country without somebody recognizing, knowing her and hating her. he thinks the only thing would be plastic surgery and possibly coloring her hair. but he wants americans to step back and realize that a jury has spoken. they have spoken that she is not guilty. they need to accept that and move on. >> and sonny, what do you think we can expect from casey as far as book deals maybe, movie deals and other "if i did it"? >> that's the question everyone is asking themselves. because where does she work? where does she live? what does she do? her attorney jose baez says that she has a future ahead of her. but i think that people want to know her story. they want to hear from her. and i think the only other person that is pe

. >> jean, you spoke with defense attorney cheney mason. and i'm wondering, what did he have to say to you? >> he said many things to me. he said that he's concerned for casey's safety. plans are being made for her protection. he would not say what. he doesn't think that she can live in orlando and wonders where she can live in this country without somebody recognizing, knowing her and hating her. he thinks the only thing would be plastic surgery and possibly coloring her hair. but he wants americans to step back and realize that a jury has spoken. they have spoken that she is not guilty. they need to accept that and move on. >> and sonny, what do you think we can expect from casey as far as book deals maybe, movie deals and other "if i did it"? >> that's the question everyone is asking themselves. because where does she work? where does she live? what does she do? her attorney jose baez says that she has a future ahead of her. but i think that people want to know her story. they want to hear from her. and i think the only other person that

cheney mason is the defense lawyer who sat co-chair to jose baez at her murder trial and earlier todaywith mr. mason about the personal and legal challenges he and his client will face in the weeks, months and years ahead. your client is reportedly in an unknown location. some are saying in ohio. what can you tell us about where casey is going and what her future plans are? >> well, we're not going to say where casey is or where she's going. plans are to let her rejoin the world and society and have some time to adjust to her newfound freedom. >> mr. mason -- >> it's a difficult world. >> what type of psychological support is in place? i know during the trial there was at one point where your team was concerned about her mental state and to move forward with the trial itself. but what type of psychological support is in place for her now? >> well, there have been a number of psychiatrists and psychologists that have volunteered their services to counsel with casey and try to help her. we have been working on that and pretty comfortable that she will have good experience and professiona

cheney mason giving that chart of the reasonable doubt scale, i think people and all of us as citizens have to accept this, convicting someone for a crime under our constitution in this united states, these united states, beyond a reasonable doubt is a virtual impossibility. when that jury knowing the scrutiny they were under because of the media coverage, i think they were so careful -- >> debra, forgive me. i need to interrupt. i just got news in my ear that members of the jury will be speaking. they're not -- >> i knew it. >> we need to respect their privacy. the alternates are on their way here and i will speak with them in less than five minutes. they have not been asked. i am going to ask them, and we will talk to them about that, and as soon as i speak with them i will come back in and let you know if the alternates are interested in speaking to you. the alternates did not have television for the last few days -- nobody had television for the last few days. we pulled all television stations recently because of cross extra promotional issues going on the networks. >> have they be

defense attorney cheney mason describes his client as likeable.and much more, coming up.pzpz/ >> greta: a very big disappointment for the prosecution. any regrets? meet the prosecutor you saw working tirelessly on the casey anthony murder trial. jeff ashton went on the record about the challenges he faced in his final case as a florida state prosecutor. jeff, thank you for joining us. >> my pleasure. >> greta: i've won and also cases. it is tough to lose a case. even when you should, it? >> it is difficult to put that much time and energy into something, it is tough. >> greta: if the remains had been found in august, did any of your experts say they would have been any more powerful or more potent position to give you an opinion as to the cause of death? >> most of the experts have told us that in all likelihood, pardon me, by the beginning of july, the body was completely skeletonized. there might have been some difference in the evidence. essentially her body was in the form we saw it in december all the way back in late july, august. so it wo

now you hear from her defense -- her defense attorney cheney mason.we interviewed one of the jurors, the foreperson watch he said was the reason behind the finding was the prosecution couldn't prove to them beyond a reasonable doubt the cause of death. i asked him to explain this duct tape. because it has hung up a lot of viewers. could you explain to me, we don't have the photograph. where was the duck tape on the remains, when the remains was found? >> there was no duct tape on the remains except for the hair mat on the lower right side. piece number three was found about eight or nine feet away. there was never any evidence of duct tape being placed across that child's mouth or nose. that was a figment of mr. ashton's imagination. >> greta: i talked to jeff ashton the prosecutor. i asked him -- she disappeared in june or died in june. there was a call in august by the meter reader. then the remains were found in december. i asked him if the remains had been found in august, when the first call was made, whether there would have been more forensic c

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and to address cheney mason's issue about the media going overboard, does he not know history? just because social media was so big in this trial, it's the trial of the century only because of social media. we've done this before. it's our culture. it's what happened. i'm very surprised by his comments. very surprised. >> thank you so much for joining us. appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> switching gears now to politics. president obama says when it comes to the national debt, the time to start making long-term solutions is now. the president appeared in the white house briefing room yesterday and invited leaders from both parties to a meeting tomorrow for the next step toward an agreement. >> i don't think the american people here sent us here to avoid tough problems. it's, in fact, what drives them nuts about washington. when both parties simply take the path of least resistance. and i don't want to do that here. i believe that right now we've got a unique opportunity to do something big. >> nbc's kristen welker on the north lawn this morning. good morning. >> reporter: good m

defense attorney cheney mason describes his client as likeable.much more, coming up. [ male annocer ] things seem better with travelocity's best price guarantee. our girl's an architect. our boy's a genius. we are awesome parents! biddly-boop. [ male announcer ] if you find a lower rate on a room you've booked, we won't just match it. we'll give you $50 towards your next trip. [ gnome ] it's go time. >> greta: a very big disappointment for the prosecution. any regrets? meet the prosecutor you saw working tirelessly on the casey anthony murder trial. jeff ashton went on the record about the challenges he faced in his final case as a florida state prosecutor. jeff, thank you for joining us. >> my pleasure. >> greta: i've won and also cases. it is tough to lose a case. even when you should, it? >> it is difficult to put that much time and energy into something, it is tough. >> greta: if the remains had been found in august, did any of your experts say they would have been any more powerful or more potent position to give you an opinion as to the caus

it is in the office building of cheney mason.so i think that they would go here for their get together after the verdict. it was a very small number of people. it was the staff attorneys, their assistants, someone from the public defender's office was there. the defense's mitigation specialist. the fair verdict for their client of not guilty. there were seven flat screen televisions throughout this restaurant and they were watching the local coverage in orlando. and whenever the verdict was announced, everyone would watch and listen, watch the reactions, and they would clap. they would hug each other. they also watched the defense press conference. and clapped and were very ecstatic, i believe from, just their opportunity to step before the microphones to voice their thoughts and opinions on this verdict. >> obviously they won a high profile case. and one would expect them to have celebration and reflection. any concern at all that doing t it. >> i don't think they realized it. i think this is where they go every day. this is whe

clueing husband -- including us, we had helicopters following her they got off an exit where cheney mason'shey went the building, that's where we lost them. we don't know if she stayed in that suv and ended up going to the airport, took time to change her appearance and took off later that day it is a big mystery. they all lost the media for sure when they ducked under that office building and the helicopters couldn't see them. and police were able to block the media's chase cars from following them on the road. >> greta: where are george and cindy at this point? >> they are back at their home. they watched casey's release from their home. i spoke with their torn he was telling me that jose baez asked casey parents to drive one of the decoy cars from the jail to his office to try to throw us off. they didn't feel comfortable doing it. so they said no. >> greta: that may be an indication of things at the home front not good they haven't been restored if they don't want to drive a decoy car. >> there's been so much craziness surrounding this case, unless you are professionally trained, you wo

that there's going to be a life sentence. >> in session correspondent jean casarez spoke with cheney mason today. the big question when casey is released where is she going to go. did mason give a hint about that? >> he said plans are being made. he would not tell me what they are. but he is concerned for her safety, they all are. they do realize the public opinion in this nation deems casey anthony may be one of the most hated women in america right now. so they are taking security precautions for her safety. >> yeah. i want to play some of what he said about their fears for her safety. let's listen. >> sure. yeah. everybody around her knows we have to be concerned for her safety. there's a lot of nuts out there that don't believe in the constitution of the united states, don't believe in the jury system. and all you have to do is go downstairs on the sidewalk and you'll see. >> he wouldn't say, though, what precautions they're taking to ensure her safety, right? >> no. he wouldn't even tell me where she's going to go. he does not think she can live in orlando, florida or even the state o

in the 21st floor of the bank of america tower is where cheney mason meets with his clients.ght be in that office. according to one local media report she was caught coming into the parking garage and may have switched cars. if she is there she across the street from the orange county courthouse. on the 23rd floor she spent six weeks on trial. at this point we don't know where she is. she could be holed up in orlando. she could be on a plane to the midwest. we don't know where he is. early in the morning, sunday. -- where she is. early in the morning sunday. >> greta: here's what is coming up on the o'reilly factor. >> bill: did you see marco rubio take bob schieffer apart on "face the nation" yesterday? it was amazing. we will analyze senator rubio. >> greta: don't want to miss that. >> rick santorum may be in new hampshire tonight. but he's paying attention to something happening in washington. he will tell you what it is and why. he goes on the record, next. >> just what you have been dying for, charlie sheen, he's back. does he have anger management problems? we'll explai

well, one of the defense attorneys cheney mason gave a glimpse into casey anthony's future. >> we hope that she is going to be able to find a way to improve her education, which she wants to, and get employment, and that is going to be tough. we recognize that. i don't know how long it is going to take. as far as all of the rumors about paid interviews and books, movies and so forth, there has been no truth to any of that. >> nbc's kerry sanderers joining me live from orlando, and kerry, many people would like to know, and if there is even an answer at this point, who is helping casey anthony beyond the legal team who has supported her since she was found not guilty? >> i think that cheney mason said that there is no truth to that at the moment that he was saying that. i'm not sure if there is a deal in the offing, because, as you pointed out, here is a 25-year-old woman who has no source of income, can't really go back into society and necessarily take a job, and i have spoken to security experts who say that she is in many ways a target, because of her notoriety, and so, she has to f

you can see the media, this is cheney mason and the entire media right there. cheney, what do you think? do you wish you had an opportunity to rebut what linda said today? >> jane velez-mitchell a bit out of breath chasing down defense attorneys here in the casey anthony murder trial. after weeks of testimony, drama, bitter arguments, tears. the jury is deciding the fate of the accused mom. >>> which legal team had the better last-minute argument. an accident doesn't have to slow you down. with better car replacement available only with liberty mutual auto insurance, if your car's totaled, we give you the money for a car one model year newer. to learn more, visit us today. responsibility. what's your policy? >>> casey anthony's fate is now in the hands of the jury. after jurors started their deliberations, the legal teams left the courthouse and jane velez-mitchell literally chased them down. watch this. >> reporter: this is live television in progress, can you see the media. this is cheney mason and the entire media right there. cheney, what do you think? do yo

. >> defense lawyer cheney mason had this to the tv crews that discover the celebration he blasted others that declared her guilty before hand, only one juror has commented publicly juror number 3 told abc news in an exclusive interview i did not say that she was innocent i said there was not enough evidence, if you cannot prove what the crime was you cannot prove with the punishment should be. >> the juror also said the reason that no one talked after the trial was over was "we all stick to our stomachs. "she said the men and women were volunteers and they did not want to contribute to the sensationalism that was around in the trial. other national news, reports of a gunman walking along the highway shutdown the interstate. this was the scene at the police blocked off traffic. they say it started after a contractor says an arm and walked out of the woods near the highway and hit his issues the windshield with a hammer. officers were searching for a suspect that appeared to be an older man wearing a flannel shirt and jeans. the highway was reopened about 3:00 p.m.. a u.s. army general app

, more made up, but happier, more pleasant casey anthony talking to her attorney jose baez and cheney mason have just come in. we've seen her parents this morning. they still remain pretty stone faced, just talking between themselves. they have not spoken to their daughter since she was acquitted on these murder charges. their house is surrounded by security, this courthouse is surrounded by security, and so is the release center, where if she gets let go today by the judge on these sentencing guidelines, she has these four counts of lying to police, the maximum probably something like six months, the minimum that she walks out the door, the release center is her next stop. we'll have cameras there as well, where we'll show her leaving. a lot of questions where she'll go next. will she go home? probably not. her parents have made it very clear they believe her defense was baseless. they are very hurt by the fact that she painted her father as an abuser. her brother accused of molesting her as a child. then the next step maybe does she go to her defense attorney's home, or they help her find

. >> later this hour, an interview with the defense lawyer, cheney mason and his reaction to the verdictsorld didn't. >> new information on a scheduled execution that made headlines. we have the details. mary? >> we are getting word that the u.s. supreme court denied a stave execution for a mexican national and convicted killer. that's despite opposition by the obama administration and many in the community. humberto garcia's last hope is with the texas governor. what makes his conviction unusual is he was not informed about the right to contact the mexican conult when he was arrested. that's a right guaranteed under a binding treaty. his fate could affect those americans traveling abroad who run into legal trouble. his execution is set for 7:00 p.m. eastern, less than an hour from now. >> thanks so much. >> will there be a deal or default. less than four weeks before the deadline for the debt ceiling. president obama brought congressional leaders to the white house. we want to go to jessica yellen. is it a deal yet? >> not yet, candy. multiple sources say at that meeting, the president u

. >> and you had that, cheney mason brought that up yesterday because a lot of what they were talking and every day was more who won in court today, more of a -- kind of playing this like a ball game type of thing a win and loss type of issue. that's a problem. because for 2 1/2 years this woman had been persecuted publicly by pundits out there that had their views. >> that's true. but cheney mason, he has to take the constitution with the first amendment, which does allow media coverage at these cases. we have public trials so that there are no spanish inquisitions. he can call it a witch hunt, but he should be very happy that the media got what it wanted and he got what he wanted in tend so he can walk away with the idea that the system does indeed work. >> does she walk away tomorrow? >> i think she does. she's done three years ago. even if he stacks it up and gives her four years, time spent. >> thanks. >> great to be here. >> jeff glor standing by at the newsdesk with a check of the other headlines for us at 11 minutes past the hour. >> an accused terrorist was very quietly taken

due to come in and also they are going towards members of her defense team, that according to cheney mason whom i spoke with on the phone. he said when she finally goes free on sunday where casey anthony goes as a free woman will absolutely remain a top secret. >> cannot tell you where she is going to end up because of the mentality of some of the public and the persistence of the lynch mob out there, we wouldn't tell anybody any time, period where she is going to be is some place safe. >> somewhere in the u.s.? >> i'm not going to tell you that either. somewhere on planet earth. >> as far as casey anthony perhaps staying at mr. maven's house, he laughed at that and said not true. harris? >> harris: yeah. somewhere on planet earth. some want to kill her. some want to pay her. there is also a hearing tomorrow and a different situation involving casey. >> yeah. 8:00 a.m. emergency hearing in downtown orlando. it has to do with the defamation lawsuit that has to do with the real gonzalez, the fake name casey anthony gave to her family and to the cops of the so-called zanny the nanny who kidna

. >> i want to ask cheney mason veteran litigator here. it was a shocking verdict.even you fellows with were surprised. what do you think -- we can't interview the jury, what do you think your most powerful presentation was in this case? was it no dna? was it no fingerprints? was it no cause of death that made sense to people? >> i don't think the science necessarily was the biggest problem. they never had evidence to prove her guilty of killing this child by whatever description. it should never had been charged as a death penalty case that was totally inappropriate. they waived it then reinstated it to get an advantage. the fact of the matter is, it was never there. >> greta: joining us geraldo rivera with long with judge jeanine pirro. geraldo, first to you. the idea that the defense team has pretty much of a tin ear celebrating the reports that they were tipping champagne. i got to give them credit for tipping his hat to the prosecutors at the press conference. you agree it was in bad taste? >> i absolutely do not greta. these people are not accused of a crime m

according to florida television stationing wtsp in tampa, her attorney cheney mason says casey anthonywhen i get out i want to be a lawyer. i want to work in your office. he reportedly explained that is unrealistic since she has a record and said his main goal is to keep her safe. she has been in hiding since leaving the orange county jail in orlando last sunday 12 days after a jury akisted he acquitf murdering her daughter. >>> here in new york city the only wildlife we encounter of the rats and roaches. in india, the pests are little larger. wildlife workers shooting at a leopard that mauled 11 people in the eastern part of that country. the leopard clearly not keen on being captured. understandably considering people had been attacking it with knives and stones and batons. here you can see it actually leaping on to a man. in the end, the rangers tranquilized the cat, caught it in a net later it died. it is the mother of all countdowns. after 135 flights in 30 years, nasa's famed shuttle program is nearing its end. we are just ten hours away from seeing shuttle atlantis returning to

i listened to a bite of cheney mason this morning online where he said, the defense is full of beans. well, then he became one of the defense. >> let's put up a picture of him telling the media with a sing the gesture -- >> class act. >> diane brought up the question of hln, which has carried a lot of the live testimony in this trial, nancy grace, of course, the billing star there. when nancy grace and other legal pundits say this woman is guilty, guilty, guilty, are they part of the problem? >> of course they were. but before we get to that, in helping you keep your job here, i think it's amazing that cnn has this program to attack or to analyze and talk about this case on a cnn network. i think that that is great journalism so, okay? you happy with that? let me answer your question. >> kudos. >> the question then becomes, is this something that we should pay attention to. there are a lot of people that want to make their careers. don't you think the attorneys saw an opportunity to become a national figure? does that -- i want to know, does that affect the outcome of the case? did na

he closed along with cheney mason, just a phenomenal close.rebutted every single issue that the prosecution brought up. they either impeached it or created doubt. it was a brilliant close. >> right, they attack thatted everything. they do not have to prove their case. they don't have to prove a defense. the prosecution has to prove beyond a reasonable doubt. >> sean: is the standard too high? >> i think there's an expectation of jurors the csi effect does exist. the jurors want everything in a neat package. you don't need a meteorologistologist to go outside and say there's -- a meteorologist to go outside and say there's snow on the ground. >> sean: there's no dna, there's nothing. >> it was overreaching by the prosecution. if they had done something differently, she would have been convicted. there wasn't enough proof. >> in the land of csi, that's not the real world. people need to understand that is not what happens in a real crime scene. >> sean: there's a lot of stake. it is either mob rule. because she is a bad mother we've got to convi

but attorney jose baez and later cheney mason were so deep into this case, it didn't make sense to change, you know, courses in mid stream here. so what they wound up doing was they decided that the judge would approve all of the expenses associated with it she would maintain with these attorneys and now jose baez is, i think, going to be with casey anthony in some sort of perhaps financial relationship going forward. we're trying to follow up on a story today that isn't confirmed yet that the two of them have signed with an agent, because there may be some value. but, you know, she has no money. she has $300 some odd dollars in a commissary account in jail, and that's it, chris. >> kerry, we're degree to read your book. the book of the century kerry sanders coming up here. and susan fallon who believes in the law. >>> when we return, the critical situation that the country is in right now in terms of our finances and why we need leaders to take action. you're watching "hardball" only on msnbc. pain relief plus masse you can do this... get the ball. get the ball, girl. hmmm, you can't do

the wife of this attorney cheney mason called police saying she is afraid for the family's safety. >> i'm getting a lost threatening phone calls at my home. and i really am trying to get telephone company to cooperate with a drop trace on my line. i would like an officer to respond to i can get something done. >>shepard: one caller told her husband he better sleep with one eye open. we told another referring to casey anthony saying she can run but she can't hide. and taxpayers got a bill, $150,000 bill from the anthony defense team because when the florida million republican out of cash a judge ruled her case could be state funded but for lawyers' fees. casey anthony left jail on sunday after she was found not guilty of killing her daughter. the millionaire drug company executive arranging funeral services for his girlfriend and his son. as we have reported the two died difficulties apart following a series of unusual incidents at their san diego area mansion. and now the multi-millionaire's c.e.o. who runs a prominent drug company has hired a high profile public relations agency. off

. >> finally pinheads and patriots defense attorney cheney mason, vented his anger toward the media yesterday after his client was acquitted. angry because he believes the press convicted ms. anthony in their coverage. i have some sympathy for the counselor because the american media will say anything these days. but i believe he was giving me the finger as well. because i am thoroughly convinced that his client is a killer. mr. mason is entitled to his opinion, as am i. his general disapproval the media is patriotic. the middle finger demonstration was pinheaded and immature. vote on billoreilly.com on whether you believe casey and the nerded her daughter? is she guilty or not guilty of murder? that is it for us tonight check out the fox news pack for web state different from billoreilly.com. -- sound off about the factor from me where in the world. oreilly@foxnews.com. name and town if you wish to opine. do not be splenetic, oh new wore. if you know what that means you are good. i had to look it up. good word. don't be that. again, thanks for watching tonight. i'm bill o'reilly remember the

jay cheney mason, that is the attorney with the beard on your left, he is also going be participate in presenting the closing argument for casey anthony's defense. no explanation has been given inside the couroom as to why casey anthony has not yet been returned. but the defense is about halfway through its closing argument. thethe day started with jeff ashton who exhibited such incredible crushing cross-examination during the trial, especially when was getting several witnesses to become their own witnesses, testifying to the ell in the car. as jose baez pointed out for the jury, that smell in the car is subjec subject for reasonabe doubt. he put up ten photos on a poster board showing awl all oe people who stood next to the car who were directly adjacent to the vehicle at the other times when investigators, some of them say theyefinitely smelled human decomposition. and looks like we just lost the feed. but if there is ten people that say it does not smell like death, is that enough for reasonable doubt. he says the state's case is inference after inference and looked directly in thi