dr. keith ablow, coming up here. alisyn: meanwhile, hundreds of people remembering casey anthony at a memorial -- caylee anthony bringing flowers, candles and gifts. people say the dramatic case has touched their hearts. >> we've been watching the case from the beginning, and it's just -- i have a niece, and it just touched our hearts, and we wanted to be a part of this and just show her that we love her and hope that justice is served. >> my youngest just turned two, and just the thought of it, we just wanted to do it to show that somebody else does care. >> we all care. alisyn: still so emotional for people. 2-year-old caylee was reported missing on july 15th of 2008, a month after she disappeared. and, of course, we're following all the developments from the courthouse this morning. when a verdict is reached, we will be notified via e-mail, then all of the players will gather at the courthouse. as soon as that happens, we'll bring it all to you live,ing of course. bill: the most watched hallway in america, as you

dr. keith ablow. good morning to you, doctor. >> good morning, steve. how are you?ry much. let's talk a little bit about some of the relationships on capitol hill. they are tenuous at best. for instance, between boehner and cantor, you refer to them as frenemies. what's the diagnosis? >> look, here's the thing. when we talk about paralysis gripping an entity, you got to go behind the scenes sometimes and look at the individuals involved. in the case of frenemies, what can happen is because you're positively deposed to the other pepper, you play catch up and object strenuously to an idea a little bit later and then get entrenched because there's good will up front but the good will can burn out unexpectedly and you're at the side of the road with no gas left. >> no gas left. >> no gas left. >> speaking of almost out of gas, you would think of old warhorses which is the term you used to depict joe biden and mcconnell. what's your diagnosis on them and their relationship? >> i think when you look at these men, they're used to confrontation that through a process and de

dr. keith ablow, fox news medical a-team. okay, dr. ablow, let's start with this.onfine your worries to 30 minutes? is that even possible? >> well for these folks, they were helped to do so with this strategy where you take 30 minutes out of your day. go find 30 minutes. so that's a tough. you take 30 minutes out of your day and specifically tell yourselves when worries intrude. at other times during the day i will get to that i have got my worry time set aside. this tends to breed optimism. to make people less anxious and of course well, less worried because they're defering until this 30-minute period. all that stress and anxiety and it's a focused attempt for half an hour to try to think about your problems and solve them if you can. jenna: i should mention this to our viewers. this study was a small study. it started with 62 patients. i see this one line. a number of them dropped out. >> yes. jenna: we can only speculate as to why. >> they were too worried. jenna: maybe anxiety got to them. this 30 minutes if i was to try this at home and sit in the room with a

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dr. keith ablow is here to take another look at the case.e you, juliet. >> juliet: i'm all right. first of all, explain what ecstacy is? >> ecstacy is a drug of abuse, it's an intoxicant and euphor euphor euphoriant. and pleasurable feeling, more connect today others and em thetically connected to others. it's not something that typically leads people to have hallucinate and have highlight thoughts, not typically. >> juliet: according to reports, his parents have been going back and forth with i am had about going to some sort of outpatient drug rehab so it seems he had a problem with drugs. have you ever had of a case where ecstacy would make somebody react in a way that was so violent and brutal as to kill your parents? >> well, first of all, we don't know, i haven't seen a chemical analysis on the substance. lots of people buy things that are said to be ecstacy or said to be another drug of abuse, which are cut with other substances or not that substance at all. i think they have to look at the chemical composition of just what tyler hadl

dr. keith ablo, and diana tennis. okay team here you have the prosecutor saying the fact that she is a mother doesn't mean she is the mother of the year. dr. keith ablow, what do you think of that? >> look, judge i disagree with the prosecutor. this idea that because she is portrayed as a great mother she can't have this a typical -- atypical reaction to the loss of her daughter. i don't agree that statement is incorrect. i've treated people who respond to the loss of their children in very bizarre ways indeed. with psychosis, with manic symptoms. remember, casey was out dancing with friends, being hyper sexual. spending money. staying up all hours of the night. what's that? for one thing, potentially, i'm not saying this is the case, but are those manic symptoms? yes, they are. so it is factually incorrect what the prosecutors assert. >> judge jeanine: okay. mark, do you agree with dr. ab low? >> i do. but for another reason. i don't think the prosecutors needed to take on that burr. if you look at the elements of all the crimes charged, being a bad mother is not one. they've got their work cut out for them. they did a fine job in rebuttal closing. t

dr. keith ablow and parenting expert jessica gottlieb. for being here guys. >> thanks for having me. >> dr. ablow, you think this idea is ridiculous. what's the problem? >> it's beyond ridiculous. it's destructive. little girls aren't even aware how their secondary sexual characteristics will develop let alone imitating how they'll be used after childbirth. this is another way of turning little girls into adults. it blurs the boundary between children and adults in society. it contributes to the sexualization of children and it makes them targets of assailants, frankly, because it blurs that boundary. it's a terrible, terrible idea. >> jessica, do you think it's destructive and a terrible idea? >> no, i'm going to have to respectfully disagree. i'm not sure that if you see a little girl as her breasts being sexual that that doesn't reflect more on you than on what breasts are. i have kids that are three years apart. well, no, can you let me finish, please? i have kids that are three years apart. >> i assure you i'm not a pedophile at all.

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dr. keith ablow says the not guilty verdict actually makes sense. he's my guest and a member of the fox news medical a team, good morning to you. >> good morning bill. bill: we've gone round and round on this for three times in 24 hours of you and me. you write this at foxnews.com: casey anthony was found not guilty of murder which makes good sense. >> correct. bill: how? >> because to the extent that the state's case relied upon it being inexplicable why a young woman in the aftermath of her daughter going missing would go out and party, would be up all hours of the night, would be having some kind of sexual relationship with a male, these things are explainable by things other than having murdered your daughter. bill: before you go, you're a psychiatrist, you're not an attorney. >> correct. bill: in law, they built this case based on circumstantial evidence. >> yes. bill: which is all they had. >> that's right. and that big piece of the circumstantial evidence, from a forensic, psychiatric standpoint, just doesn't hold water, because bill, i treat