dsk's political life revived among case stunner. there's a question mark at the end of that headline. but there you have it. there's already -- i think he's probably ahead of anthony weiner in the redemption line. he'll redeem himself fast fer he's found innocent. yes there's a rush to judgment because again it's such great high drama and we just have to accept the fact that it's part of the media landscape. >> will it be the case that somebody who has some failures in his or her past can't be a legitimate victim, can't go to the d.a.'s office and say i was subject to a terrible crime because of those failures of the past will be so used against him or her to make it impossible for this person to be a witness. there's nothing i've seen that her case isn't true. >> prosecutors have to look and see can we win this case in front of a jury. i read the disclosure that was turned over by the manhattan d.a.'s office today. one of the things it says basically is she made up a gang rape allegation in her asylum petition. she was given a cass

dsk's political life revived among case stunner.here's a question mark at the end of that headline. but there you have it. there's already -- i think he's probably ahead of anthony weiner in the redemption line. he'll redeem himself fast fer he's found innocent. yes there's a rush to judgment because again it's such great high drama and we just have to accept the fact that it's part of the media landscape. >> will it be the case that somebody who has some failures in his or her past can't be a legitimate victim, can't go to the d.a.'s office and say i was subject to a terrible crime because of those failures of the past will be so used against him or her to make it impossible for this person to be a witness. there's nothing i've seen that her case isn't true. >> prosecutors have to look and see can we win this case in front of a jury. i read the disclosure that was turned over by the manhattan d.a.'s office today. one of the things it says basically is she made up a gang rape allegation in her asylum petition. she was given a casset

dsk is a slimy cad, but he may not be a slimy rapist. that's something pob to be proud of, each though a french writer will file a criminal complaint, accusing him of trying to rape her in 2002. but it may be that the maid had sex with dsk and got pissed after she didn't get paid. that makes sense to meech viseen it before. someone calls himself a socialist and delights in screwing the working class. we have seen this among the politically liberal and aggressive. they adore their freedom and not yours. what's when a slimy jerk is accused of something by someone who is also sketchy? what thif that cat can muster evidence to make his accuser look worst? and what of the maid's right that he ran out on its bill? no matter what, you can be president of france. 49% of the french surveyed said they want dsk to return to the political scene. after all, he is called the great seducer, but not the great tipper. if you disagree with me, you are a racist homophobe. >> jesse, what do you think he's guilty of? >> i think they have a lot of unanswered

was there a rush to judgment in the american press with tabloid headlines calling dsk a perv?sting thing is to see we have come from one extreme to the other. the headlines where le perv, the french are against, he was representing the bad french behavior and now the same tabloids are sort of saying that she is the bad one, is he sort of almost a hero. so the big, big change in a few weeks only, even a few days this week. >> i think you've hit on a relevantly important point here, before we all crown dsk a hero or a saint, let's keep in mind at the very least here he's a married guy that had sex with a hotel maid. he admitted that he had an affair with a subordinate that almost cost his him job and there's a french journalist that says back in 2003 he tried to rip her clothes off. should we be careful and not let the pendulum swing so far in this direction? >> yes, of course we have to be careful. that's probably one of the biggest lessons. we don't know that the story is over, when it's going to end, if it's going to end. for the journalists we probably should have been more

i think it happens more in the case of dsk. i think it's pervasive how we make news judgments about different stories. we mistake anecdote for data. that's what we did here. there were anecdotes by dsk, and we suggested this led inescapably to a conclusion. we forget that stories in life and in history tend to be crooked. >>> hold that thought, bret. we're going to leave the dsk business, but with one footnote that we need to remember. rape charges are still pending against domenique strauss can. the panel will stick around. when we come back, greece, libya, and much else. [ male announcer ] megared omega-3 krill oil from schiff. unlike fish oil, megared softgels are small and easy to swallow with no fishy smell or aftertaste. try megared today. >>> we are back, talking about everything other than dominique strauss-kahn, since we did that for the last segment, with bernard-henri levy from france, simon schama, bret stephens and chrystia freeland. berna bernard, let me ask you -- you're in france right now. what is the mood in e

i think it happens more in the case of dsk. i think it's pervasive how we make drp there are aneck dose, and we suggested this led inescapably to a conclusion. we forget that stories in life and in history tend to be crooked. >>> hold that thought, bret. we're going to leave the dsk business, but with one footnote rape charges are still spending. >>> when we come back, we'll talk about much more. >>> we are back, talking about everything other than dominique strauss-kahn, since we did that for the last segment with bernard-henri levy from france, simon schama, bret stephens and chrystia freeland. bernard, what the the mood in europe with regard to greece. is there a sense this is one more week of crisis and they will somehow muddle along or is there a more fundamental fear to put it blently, that the european project is falling apart? >> i think that is the risk and concern, of course. we had the feeling, us europeans that we could sleep, and during our sleep europe was flourishing and blooming. we're discovering that this is n

lawyers for dsk says she's trying to inflame public opinion. >>> democratic leader nancy pelosi will ask the house ethics committee to investigate david wu. he's accused of having an unwanted sexual encounter with a campaign donor's daughter. he told top aides it was consensual. he says he will not resign and will not run for re-election. midsection will suffer through >>> parts of the nation's midsection will suffer through another week of punishing hot weather. heat advisories are posted for texas, oklahoma, arkansas, missouri, kansas and illinois. temperatures in those areas could feel as high as 115 degrees. meanwhile the u.s. is embarking on an ambitious plan to use nuclear power as the nation's next big power source. the plan comes as demands for energy grow and objections to nuclear energy grow with it. witt johnson reports. >> reporter: with u.s. energy demand expected to increase by 21% in the next two decades, nuclear power has been staging a quiet comeback. president obama has called for billions in loan guarantees to build new nuclear reactors. but past disasters, like fu

it just so happens that her mother is a member of the socialist party and a friend of dsk and at the time he was also running for president in the previous political cycle. and she was one of his supporters. and actually tristan says now she followed her mother's advice not to press charges because then she would only become the girl who dominick strauss kanne tried to rape and her life would be taken over by this whole story. so she decided to stay silent for a while even though she then spoke to french television, we should mention his name which is beat out and then wrote a book basically it was a novel. but making it clear that she had suffered an alleged sexual assault. why now? because she says she wants to take her life over. she wants to be able to be in control. and as long as she has not been able to take that off her chest, then she feels like she won't be able to look forward to whatever comes next in her life. >> right. one of the other things i read about her, she felt with the case in new york that perhaps she'd be taken seriously. you know, i was in france last, i was

but a woman from his past is now presenting new legal problems for the man known as dsk. >> reporter: with his wife on his arm, dominique strauss-kahn spent the holiday weekend a free man. the case against him falling apart in new york city. but now a woman from his past is back. she's a french novelist and claims strauss-kahn sexually assaulted her in 2003 as she tried to interview him. her lawyer says they're planning to file a criminal complaint in france today. she tells a french magazine, "for years dsk held the reins of my life, and now i have the chance to be heard." strauss-kahn has denied any wrongdoing and says he'll take legal action against her if she files. >> women are going to be coming out of the woodwork now to accuse dsk. but they are going to be held to such a higher standard of credibility after the fallout from this case in the united states. >> reporter: prosecutors now admit the hotel maid who accused him of sexual assault here in new york lied repeatedly and may have ties to criminal behavior. >> i think this case is over. i think it's just a question of when.

you said that there is a pre dsk, dominique strauss-kahn and post dsk. what does that mean? >> irrespective of the ultimate outcome of the case, and irrespective of the facts, and whatever the damage, and there is damage, obviously, i believe it has helped women to appreciate that they should speak up, whenever something happens to them, that is not respectful. that is not tolerable. that's what i meant. >> do you think that that debate is open and will stay open? is. >> i don't know enough about the general atmosphere in the united states.>> i don't know enough ae general atmosphere in the united states. i've just arrived a week ago. but i can tell you, that is the case. >> absolutely. >> madam lagarde, thank you indeed for joining us. >> thank you. >> and coming up. anarchy in the uk, the latest on the tabloid scandal threatening the world's most powerful media mogul. rupert murdock on the rope. that's next. "this week" with christiane amanpour brought to you by -- ♪ [ male announcer ] and just like that, it's here. a new chance for all of us: people, companies, communitie

the media has already made its decision on dsk or anyone accused of violent crimes. media can be good at times but mostly, just reckless. and this from davidson. more money, more power, meaning he will just get a slap on his hand. there is no justice for her. very sad. i'll have more of your responses in the next hour. i'll be back in about 15 minutes. please keep the conversation going. facebook.com/carolcnn. >>> a claim for her roles in her movies and as an activist but only a handful know how tippi hedren transformed an industry.e ! really? 25 grams of protein. what do we have? all four of us, together? 24. he's low fat, too, and has 5 grams of sugars. i'll believe it when i--- [ both ] oooooh... what's shakin'? [ female announcer ] as you get older, protein is an important part of staying active and strong. new ensure high protein... fifty percent of your daily value of protein. low fat and five grams of sugars. see? he's a good egg. [ major nutrition ] new ensure high protein. ensure! nutrition in charge! >> announcer: this past year alone there's been a 67% spi

will prosecutors in new york drop the sexual assault case against dsk? >>> and it's been more than 25 years since the challenger disaster took the life of astronaut ronald mcnair and six other space heroes. now his widow speaks out about the final shuttle flight set for this friday. good morning you to. 11:00 in the east. after a bombshell verdict in one of the most watched and contentious murder trials in modern history, casey anthony now faces sentencing. >> as to the charge of first-degree murder, verdict, as to count one, we the jury find the defendant not guilty so say we all. orlando, orange county, florida, on this fifth day of july, 2011, signed foreperson. as to the charge of aggravated -- >> the florida mom accused of killing her 2-year-old daughter caylee acquitted of not just first-degree murder but second-degree murder and involuntary manslaughter and aggravated child abuse. moments after the verdict was read, immediate reaction outside of court as she embraced her lawyers, casey's parents quickly got up and left. and outside in nearby bars,

again breaking news about the dsk case.effrey, originally reported in the times but you've talked to the defense team as well tonight. what have you heard? >> reporter: well, this is just an extraordinary, extraordinary development, considering that this case was brought with such great fanfare by the manhattan district attorney. and they very loudly trumpeted the credibility of the accuser here. and the credibility appears -- and i hayes haste ento say appears to have collapsed. what makes it even more extraordinary is that evidence apparently shows dna evidence of a sexual encounter between dominique strauss-kahn and the woman who's the maid. yet even with dna evidence the prosecution is considering dropping the case. that shows how bad her credibility may be, that even with dna evidence they may not be able to bring this case. it's a shocking, shocking development. >> so jeffrey, does that essentially mean that they're not saying that the sexual encounter did not happen but this is just all about the credibility of this

how do i advance as a result of this case, the arrest of dsk. that caused prosecutors great concern as well. >> certainly know more later this morning. thanks. >>> we move to the casey anthony trial. they are in recess. court could resume any moment. this is after the defense raced questions. it's the prosecution's turn to rebut after casey's defense team wrapped up its case without putting casey on the stand. the judge wanted to make certain that anthony did not want to take the stand in her own defense. >> you understand that your decision to testify or not testify is solely your decision and your decision alone? >> yes, sir. >> it is your decision not to testify? >> yes, sir. >> we are outside the courthouse in orlando. that was yesterday. now we have a recess. what happens inside the courthouse today? >> reporter: things got ugly this morning inside the courthouse. we saw a heated argument between defense attorney jose baez and the state attorney ashton. this is precisely what baez was reprimanded a few weeks ago. he says the opinions have n

how is the dsk scandal, i will call it, playing out? out on a lot of different levels. he could have gotten the nomination. it's clear it's moving in another direction. there's no way he will be the political candidate representing the socialists and he may not be an advantage for the socialists. >> you see a broader cultural question here. some of your colleagues use the term a dsk moment in the new york times. tell us what you mean by that. what is being tested and challenged by this? >> i think there's a real gender gap or generational gap in the way the french are seeing this issue. in terms of gender, women are feeling different from men. i call it the anita hill moment. women in the united states started telling men you just don't get it. i go around and ask every woman i know, what do you think about this from the make up artist at a tv studio saying we are sick of being called little dolls. to women who work in the national assembly saying we want to be feminine and wear skirts but we are tired of getting bad remarks about us in

york times" reports the victim had contact with a suspected drug dealer and spoke to him about the dsk case and that she allegedly had accepted cash deposits in the past of over $100,000 and that she had numerous cell phones. "the times" says she was not honest with police about that past. the attorney for the maid did not return repeated calls for comment. these details raise questions about her credibility and defense lawyers plan to ask the judge to now release strauss kahn on his own reconnaissance given these questions of credibility. >>> it looks like lawmakers will be cancelling their vacation due to debt ceiling talks. let's go to tracie potts in washington. tracie, good morning to you. >> reporter: veronica, good morning. good morning, everyone. we hear this morning that there may be at least a short-term deal in the works where congress would be able to work this out so the united states does not default on its bills come august 2nd. here is that short-term deal. $1 trillion in spending cuts, which would allow the u.s. to borrow $1 trillion and prevent a default for at least

york times" reports the victim had contact with a suspected drug dealer and spoke to him about the dsk case and she allegedly had accepted cash deposits in the past of over $100,000 and that she had numerous cell phones. the "times" says she was not honest with police about that past. the attorney for the maid did not return repeated calls for comment, but these details raise questions about her credibility, and defense lawyers plan to ask the judge to now release strauss-kahn on his own recognizance given these questions of credibility. >> that was jonathan dienst reporting. >>> it looks like lawmakers will be canceling their vacation due to debt ceiling talks. for more on that we go live to tracie potts who is in washington. good morning to you. >> reporter: veronica, good morning. it looks like there's the will to get something done here. a democratic aide says that there is a deal in the works allowing the u.s. to borrow a trillion dollars in putting off the default on our bills for another seven months. there's another version of that if they can get to $2 trillion in agreed cuts

dsk, as he's known to many, may soon see prosecutors drop rape charges against him in new york.ut now a french writer says he tried to rape her during an interview back in 2002. the former head of the imf denies the allegation and says he plans to file a slander charge against her. >>> in syria, there are reports this morning of hundreds of government troops entering the town killing at least three people. this video which was posted on the internet shows an anti-government protesters in hamas on sunday night. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch," stocks were mixed on asian markets today. ashley morrison is here in new york with the latest on that. good morning, ashley. >> and good morning to you, betty. yes, it was a narrowly mixed day for the asian markets. tokyo's nikkei was up a fraction while hong kong's hang seng fell slightly. wall street will be paying close attention to the june unemployment numbers due out on friday. stocks opened this morning after finishing higher on friday. the dow gained 168 points, while the nasdaq was up 42. >>> this is the fifth day the minnesota governm

. >>> plus, the woman at the center of the dsk assault case is speaking out now for the very first time face in front of the camera good for her case? is we're going to debate that with our legal panel coming up moments from now. stick around, we'll be right back. [ male announcer ] this is lisa, who tries to stay ahd of her class. morning starts with arthritis pain... that's two pills before the first bell. [ bell rings ] it's time for recess... and more pills. afternoon art starts and so does her knee pain, that's two more pills. almost ne, but hang on... her doctor recommended aleve cause it can relieve pain all day with just two pills. this is lisa... who switched to aleve and fewer pills for a day free of pain. and get the all day pain relief oaleve in liquid gels. how'd you learn to do that? what'd you use? every project we finish comes with a story built-in. it's how our rough ideas become "you did that yourself?" so when we can save more on the projects that let us fix, make, and do more... that just makes the stories even better. more saving. more doing. that's the power of the

york times" reports the victim had contact with a suspected drug dealer and spoke to him about the dsk case, and she had allegedly accepted cash deposits in the past of over $100,000 and she had numerous cell phones. the times said she was not honest with police about that past. the attorney for the maid did not return repeated calls for comment, but these details raise questions about her credibility and defense lawyers plan to ask the judge to release strauss-kahn on his own recognizance given these new questions of credibility. >>> that was jonathan deitz reporting. >>> it looks like some lawmakers will be canceling their vacation plans after the senate called off next week's recess after the stalemate on deficits and debt ceiling stocks. for more we go to tracie potts in washington. >> reporter: we hear this morning there may be at least a short-term deal in the works where congress would be able to work this out so the united states does not default on its bills come august 2nd. here is that short-term deal. a trillion dollars in spending cuts which would allow the u.s. to borrow

charges against him or drop the case altogether, there is new detail about credibility issues involving dsk's accuser. >> for mr. strauss-kahn's release on his own recog thnizr. >> reporter: a source with knowledge of the investigation tells cnn the d. average's team got a translation of a jailhouse phone call recorded in arizona. as first reported "new york times" in the, a source now tells cnn that the call in a dialect of the maid's native guinea was made between the maid and a boyfriend the day after the alleged sex attack. the source tells cnn the maid said, quote, something like she says she's fine and this person is rich and there's money to be made. investigators also discovered several bank accounts in the maid's name in different states, accounting, the source says, she did not disclose to investigators on her own. she was getting deposits of several thousand dollars at a time, the source tells cnn from people she knew, potentially involved in drug dealing. strauss-kahn's attorneys insist he is not a rapist. and they want the case dismissed. susan candiotti, cnn, new york. >>> anti-

the next time dsk is scheduled to appear in court is july 18th.eantime, the maid's attorney wants a special prosecutor, but it's not going to happen. the manhattan district attorney, who leading the investigation, and that is not going to change. in a four-page letter, the maid's attorney, who stands by her accusations that she was sexually assaulted by dominique strauss-khan, excore ates the d.a., saying he hasn't been fair, impartial and charges him with leaking damaging and false information about his client to the media. attorney ken thompson admits his client made mistakes, even lied, but wants the d.a. to prosecute strauss-khan. >> she wants to get on the stand at trial, despite everything people have been saying about her. she wants to get on stand at the criminal trial and testify about what happened in that hotel room. >> the d.a.'s office issued a statement defending its investigation, adding, quote, any suggestion that this office should be recused is wholly without merit. now, as we said yesterday, the d.a. and defense attorneys huddle

prosecutors say they want more time, and they admit the woman who accused dsk of sexual assault lied about some of her actions. defense lawyers hope the charges will be dropped. >>> whitey bulger's longtime girlfriend catherine greig will be in court again tomorrow. at a bail hearing yesterday an fbi agent testified greig aided the former boston mob boss during their 16 years on the run. >>> and a piece of space junk no longer threatens today's spacewalk at the international space station. sunday's docking by space shuttle "atlantis" actually bumped the two vessels out of harm's way. the space junk, a piece of an old satellite, will now miss the station by 11 miles. monday "atlantis" astronauts delivered a year's worth of food and supplies for the space station. >>> just ahead on the "morning news," an illuminating vote on capitol hill. plus, buckle up, it is the car george jetson would love. this is the "cbs morning news." [ female announcer ] it follows you wherever you go. it's a cloud of depression. and although you've been on an antidepressant for at least six weeks, you're frus

dsk attorneys called the meeting constructive.at strauss-kahn will not accept any kind of plea bargain, if offered and he will not plead guilty to anything. so it's not over yet. >> one of the things also is the jailhouse phone call. that was apparently what began to unravel the investigators's case, when it appeared that this woman is saying i'm fine, the accuser was saying maybe there is money to be made allege lid. >> that is a key element to what the problems have been here. however, the attorneys are saying that they have problems with the translation that was not done in english. the jailhouse call was in a dialect from her native guinea. they said we want to be able to listen to that. so far, the district attorney has not allowed them to hear it. they said they are not ready with the full transcript yet, translation. the defense lawyers for -- rather, the attorney representing the maid says it's not fair. we should get a crack at hearing exactly what this says before the d.a. makes any final determination about what to do.

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the women accusing dsk, dominique strauss-khan of sexual assault, is facing the public for the firstk city hotel housekeeper standing by her story, despite question about her credibility. claiming that dsk, the former head of the international monetary fund, attacked her snide of her hotel room in new york. rick leventhal is live in brooklyn. what is going on there today? >> reporter: bill, they are getting ready for the news conference, beginning less than two hours from now inside the christian cultural center in brooklyn and it will be nifissatou diallo's first public appearance, and she spoke to "newsweek" and abc but today according to her attorneys she'll thank her supporters and appear with community and religious leaders and, one or both of them may discuss yesterday's meeting with prosecutors, where attorneys for both sides spent nearly 8 hours with a translator, listening to phone calls, between nifissatou diallo and a friend incarcerated in arizona. early reports suggested that she told the friend that she could make money off the case and the lawyer says that that is not

charges gents him or drop the case all together, there is new detail about credibility issue's involves dsk's accuser. >> for pl strauss-kahn's release on his own recognizance. >> a bombshell discovery came one day before prosecutors told the jury about the made's credibility issues. they tell cnn, the d.a.'s team got a translation from a jailhouse phone call recorded in minnesota. as told to the times, a source tells cnn that a call in the dialect of the native guinea was made between a maid and the boyfriend the day after the alleged sex attack. the source tells cnn the maid said, quote, something like she says she is fine and this person is rich and there's money to be made. investigators also discovered several bank accounts in the maid's name in different states. an account she didn't disclose on her own. >> quote, she was getting deposits of several thousands of dollars at a time, a source tells cn, from someone she knew, potentially someone who was a drug dealer. >> they want the case dismissed. >>> a tragic holiday weekend for a family in yinld. one boy is dead and his older stepbroth

since then we had libya, japan, dsk, schwarzenegger, bin laden and wiener. we had all of these amazing stories. >> and don't forget porta potty. >> and now we are back to sheen. it is like he never went away. >> the victim in this is always chuck lori, the billionaire producer whose insult would be again, poor chuck lori. >> you really hate the jews. >> the way he behaved, yes. i was on the fence about them. i like using them for tax advice. >> you are a terrible, terrible man. >> no, apparently i'm an idiot. >> last name being gutfeld, half of me hates you. >> time for another break. and remember, you can always check out the new red eye pod cast. there is a new one every day. to catch them go to fox news radio .com. click on "red eye." it is simple. tonight we talked about quite possibly one of the most boring things. that was andy having a problem with his come piewter and andy talking about how hard it is to make his bed. >> but then in the end we learned it was the computer that had the problem with andy. >>> are you guys having fun? we are doing a show

dsk, as we call him, was one of the top contenders. now, with this drama maybe being averted, maybe he could continue to run. >> huge implications from a newsstand pointment does this mean he will have to move out of that insanely expensive town house he has been living in? >> yes, steve, you are so crafty. >>> a 5-year-old with a gun shoots a 4-year-old. now, police are trying to figure out how that youngster got the gun in the first place. we've got the latest on the investigation when fox 5 morning news continues. >>> here is where a lot of folks get backed up as they try to get across the bridge through pretty much any weekend but the holiday weekend especially. good time to go right no for you are headed to the shore -- good time to go right now if you are headed to the shore. >> if you are going now, you would be there by 9:30 maybe. >> depending on how fast you drive. >> to the shore you mean? >> yeah. >> not to the toll booth. >> no, you could be at the beach. i'll have the forecast coming up. let's concentrate on our local wea

now, that prompted a statement in return from the lawyer representing the maid saying that dsk's lawyers are the ones who have been starting a smear campaign against the motel made. so there's been a lot of back and forth going on. that in turn prompted a comment from the lawyer representing the maid and he said it's strauss-kahn's lawyers who are conducting a smear campaign against his client. the next time strauss-kahn is expected to appear in court is one week from monday. the district attorney's office says it is still investigating the case. they're concerned about some credibility issues with the maid's case but they're not sure what to do yet. >>> well, let's stay in the united states but move south because investors aren't the only ones keeping a close eye on the u.s. debt talks. in a few moments we'll go to the heartland where they say crisis is bad for biz. that's next on wbt. can be even more powerful, with precise pain relieving cream. it blocks pain signals fast for relief precisely where you need it most. precise. only from the makers of tylenol. discover aveeno positively

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"gma" will have the latest on dsk and we're alwlws online at abcnews.com. good night, america. >> dicky: tonight on an all-new "jimmy kimmel live" -- >> jimmy: i'm having people over to my house on the 4th. >> dicky: shia labeouf. >> jimmy: justin bieber is a real life transformer. >> i met him at the mtv movie awards. >> jimmy: did you disable him? >> dicky: green bay packers quarterback aaron rodgers. and music from 311. >> jimmy: hi, i'm jimmy kimmel with n ns about the bud light president paradise cruise, with two cruise ships, 4,000 ship mapts and one private caribbean island. might be the best time you never want to talk about. we go now to guillermo who is sailing the high seas. how it is going out there, guillermo? >> oh, hi, jimmy. thank you for sending me on the port paradise cruise. i'm having the time of my life. i just wish my chihuahuas paco and pepe were here with me. i hope they're doing okay. hola, how are you? si, i miss you, too. do not be sad and lonely. i'll be home soon. >> guillermo! i need more sun tan lotion on my back. >> hey, i go

there is new detail about credibility issues involving dsks accuser. >> for mr. strauss-kahn's release on his recognizance. >> reporter: a source with knowledge of the investigation tells cnn the da's team got a translation of a phone call recorded in arizona, as first reported in the new york times a. source now tells cnn there was a phone call between the maid and the boyfriend. she says's she's fine and this spern rich and there's money to be made. investigators also discovered several bank accounts in the maid's name in different states, something she did not disclose to people on her own. strauss-kahn's attorneys insist he is not a rapist and they want the case dismissed. >>> return to the casey anthony murder trial. now a big day forward, because we're just about an hour before the start of court this morning, and yes, they are in court this morning on a sunday, and they are getting ready for closing arguments. what you are seeing here, a vigil that was set up to remember caylee. animals and flowers set up across the street from where the girl was found. >>