and george told her caylee's death was an accident. >> do you know george anthony? >> yes. >> how do you know him? >> i met him at a tent when his granddaughter was missing. >> when? >> i believe it was july, august maybe. >> august of what year? >> '08. >> 2008? >> correct. >> how often did you go to the tent? >> everyday. >> did you get to know mr. anthony a little better? >> yes. >> did you develop a relationship with mr. anthony? >> yes, sir i did. >> was this an intimate relationship? >> yes. >> did mr. anthony go to your home or your apartment? >> it was my home and yes he did. >> about how many times, did he go to our house? >> maybe 12. >> miss holloway, did there ever come an occasion where you had a heart to heart conversation with george anthony, as to what happened to his granddaughter? >> yes. >> tell the ladies and gentlemen of the jury what you were doing and how that transpired. >> particular night that you are referring to? >> yes. >> he was sitting on my couch. i was sitting on the floor. he told me -- he had said it was an accident that snowballed

george has his hands all over it. they are trying to throw the scent off casey they did the best job they could, given the facts as they are. >> wendy i am going to ask you to wait one more segment. i will get to you in our next block. when our special report continues we will be discussing and the prosecution will be presenting their point of view that duct tape was the murder weapon. chlor awe form to render unconscious duct tape to suffocate. also get a free flight. you know that comes with a private island. really? no. it comes with a hat. you see, airline credit cards promise flights for 25,00miles, but... [ man ] there's never any seats for ,000 miles. frustrating, isn't it? but that won't happen with the capital one venture card. you can book any airline anytime. hey, i just said that. after all, isn't traveling hard enough? ow. [ male announcer ] to get the flights you want, sign up for a venture card at capitalone.com. what's in your wallet? uh, it's okay. i've played a pilot before. log on to foxnews.com. >>

george is, remember the thumb, george is the thumb, we're the five fingers and george is the thumb. it's almost a little silly in a way, but george is not this self-interested monster that counsel has suggested. the last time george anthony testified, mr. baez brought up the suicide. you'll recall that he asked mr. anthony, you know, didn't you attempt to commit suicide. mr. anthony said that he did. mr. baez asked him, well, didn't you express some guilt in the suicide letter? that's of course before you actually would have had a chance to see it. now, of course, mr. baez seems to be telling you it wasn't really a suicide attempt. it was a couple of beers and some blood pressure medication. that's not what george anthony said. he took blood pressure medication, ang mxiety medicine. because he wanted to die. he wanted to be with caylee. he was tired of all of it. he was tired of the questions. he was tired of not knowing. he just wanted to be with his granddaughter. you cannot read this letter and not see that this man was in pa pain. you could seen see the effects of the drugs and

>> george's anguished words proof the prosecution says that george had no idea what happened to cayleeart in a cover-up of an accidental drowning. asked about his granddaughter's death, george cannot contain his feelings. >> had you held out the hope that caylee would be found alive? >> absolutely, every day from july 15th until the day we were told it was caylee. >> then after sitting silently through weeks of emotional testimony, casey anthony speaks answering the question on so many minds, will she take the stand. >> and it is your decision not to testify? >> yes, sir. >> and with those words -- >> under, the defense rests. >> in closing arguments, the prosecution -- >> casey anthony is guilty of murder in the first degree. >> and then the defense. >> you have to rely on the evidence. you can't speculate. if you don't know what happened, it wasn't proven. >> one day into its deliberations, the jury announces it has reached a. >> as to the charge of first degree murder, we the jury find the defendant not guilty. as to the charge of aggravated child abuse, we the jury find the defenda

what was his relationship like with cindy and george anthony? really happened in that smirking situation? you hear directly from jeff ashton. defense attorney cheney mason describes his client as likeable. and 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 b

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protecting george and throwing casey under the bus.f there's one thing you know about this family they don't nined putting on another face. highs are what pumps and what lives within this family. they knew where she was. and they were out there searching. what do you think the adds are that they would search at the same exact spot where she would be found a month later? is that a coincidence? and remember, caylee was found with no socks or shoes. one fact i forgot to bring up when i was talking about the pool. that's consistent with things at home, things don't make sense. there's reasonable daut. you can't trust this evident, you can't. >> judge jeanine: our legal panel back with us now. all right. bob, let me go to you first. >> sure. >> judge jeanine: anna and i were sitting here in the studio shaking our heads and this has taken so many incoming shots. are you priced he did attempt suicide, but if you look at baez, he says he didn't. >> the body blows this poor guy has taken, unbelievable. i must tell you, judge, i really think on

george -- remember the thumb. george is the thumb, we are the five fingers and george is the thumb. it's almost silly. but george is not this self-interested monster that counsel has suggested. the last time george anthony testified, mr. baez brought up the suicide. you recall he asked mr. anthony, you know, didn't you attempt to commit suicide in mr. anthony said he did. mr. baez asked him, didn't you express some guilt in the suicide letter? that's of course before you actually would have had a chance to see it. now of course mr. baez seems to be telling you it wasn't really a suicide attempt. it was just a couple of beers and some blood pressure medication. that's not what george anthony said. george anthony said he took blood pressure medication and medication he was given for anxiety. he took everything he could find. because on january 22, 2009, he wanted to die. he wanted to be with caylee. that's all he wanted. he was tired of the questions. he was tired of not knowing. he just wanted to be with his granddaughter. and you cannot read this letter and not see that this man was

protecting george and throwing casey under the bus.f there's one thing you know about this family they don't nined putting on another face. highs are what pumps and what lives within this family. they knew where she was. and they were out there searching. what do you think the adds are that they would search at the same exact spot where she would be found a month later? is that a coincidence? and remember, caylee was found with no socks or shoes. one fact i forgot to bring up when i was talking about the pool. that's consistent with things at home, things don't make sense. there's reasonable daut. you can't trust this evident, you can't. >> judge jeanine: our legal panel back with us now. all right. bob, let me go to you first. >> sure. >> judge jeanine: anna and i were sitting here in the studio shaking our heads and this has taken so many incoming shots. are you priced he did attempt suicide, but if you look at baez, he says he didn't. >> the body blows this poor guy has taken, unbelievable. i must tell you, judge, i really think on

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>> yes. >> reporter: and to put yourself in george anthony's place, it's awful. and we saw that on the stand yesterday when, yet one more time, they took him through the events of the day that he learned his granddaughter's body had been found. >> up to that moment, had you held out the hope that caylee would be found alive? >> absolutely. every day from july 15th until the day we were told it was caylee -- >> reporter: and all during these minutes, on the face of his daughter? nothing. which is such a dramatic contrast to the father-daughter story that was told earlier in this trial the jailhouse scenes that the prosecution built into its case. except for the glass that separated them, they were obviously shoulder to shoulder at that point. >> you are the best father and by far the best grandfather that i have ever met. >> reporter: and he clearly loved his granddaughter the day she was born, with no father present, george and his wife cindy were there at the hospital and they loved her. swam with her in the pool, as seen in video license bid abc news. and durin

what was his relationship like with cindy and george anthony?what really happened in that smirking situation? you hear directly from jeff ashton. 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

george tiller was an usher. his name was printed in the bulletin. >> i looked at my watch and seen that it was a couple minutes before 10:00. there was a pastry table. i had made my way over to the table, just george and i. i was facing more toward the sanctuary. george had his back to the sanctuary doors. out of my peripheral vision i noticed somebody coming up to the table. so i looked. just as i looked up, i seen scott roeder put his gun up to the side of george's head and fire one shot. >> i heard the -- a pop or a report, just like a fire cracker. there was a considerable amount of evidence of bleeding that was occurring. i did start a resuscitation on dr. tiller. in an effort to see if -- see if we could get response. >> reporter: just seconds after shooting dr. george tiller in the head, scott roeder turns and runs out of the lutheran church. he is pursued by two men, keith martin and gary hoepner. >> i out of instinct just followed him right out the door. he was running through the grass. he turned aroun

it was george anthony who found caylee dead if the family pool. >> george ban began to yell at her, lookd up the accidental downing and disposed of caylee's body. george convinced case see to go along with his -- casey to go along with his scheme, framing her. why would casey agree? baez said because george had been abusing her since she was a young girl. the defense called george to the stand over and over. trying their best to break him. >> you of course would never admit to molesting your child, would you sir? >> sir, i never would do anything like that to my daughter. >> baez tried to show the duct tape found at the murder scene belonged to george. >> do you see the double tape there? >> yes. >> that was yours? >> could have been, could have been someone elses, i have no idea. >> they portrayed george as a hot head, liar. the big bombshell involved a woman who claimed to be his mistress, krystal hole wait a minute >> did you have a romantic relationship with her? >> no, sir. to me that's very funny. >> were you ever intimate with her? >> no, sir. also very funny. >> the defense claim

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george wilson, as i mentioned. ken, you have written a book called "family of freedom -- presidents and african-americans in the white house." you have been the white house correspondent of u.s. news and world report. that magazine has changed more than you have in 29 years. we all have. you have been broadcasting on sirius xm radio for several years now, george, and before that for a long time. >> also american urban radio networks. about 30 years on capitol hill. >> do you know where the men's room is now? >> yes. >> how has the business changed? >> obviously, it has got a nice lot young bear. i have to say there is not the same attention to detail. they want it fast. they do not want to do a lot of studying. >> tell me about the history of the white house and african- americans. what was the relationship, and how many african-americans did he speak to in one way or another? >> it is interesting. as a white house correspondent, i am looking to get behind the curtain. one way to do this is to look at their relatio

he didn't care because george cares about george. he really wanted to kill himself he certainly could have. it would have taken a lot more than a six pack of beer and blood pressure medication. this is a self-servicing document, it's more of george anthony's lies and more of george perfecting george. call in the police on the gas cans on june 24th, is george protecting george and george throwing casey under the bus. you saw the text message that he sent. he sent, his holloway, i need you in my life. him and cindy, he doesn't write cindy, cindy is not going to her apartment at night. cindy never went to her apartment. cindy wasn't consoling her for her brain tumor, but he was. before any of this, then he goes up denying saying it was an accident that snowballed out of control. he is telling her she is dead and still showing another face to the media and the public and he is going around doing all kinds of media appearances. within 48 hours of his so-called suicide, he is in front of the cameras again. if there is one thing you learned

an affair that george denies they had. and what she says george told her about caylee's death.nt to show you something else. a 360 exclusive home video we just obtained of casey anthony as a child herself. now, this video is from a classmate's birthday party that casey went to in orlando in 1992. casey would have been almost six years old. here you can see cindy anthony actually dropping her off. and here you can see casey. she's the one with the braid in her hair right over there. at the party all the kid wished their friends a happy birthday on camera. here's casey. >> happy birthday. my name's casey. >> wait a minute, casey. i didn't get you. >> happy birthday. my name's casey. >> it's a rare look at casey anthony as a child. that's home video obtained exclusively by "anderson cooper 360." all these years later casey anthony's life is on the line in her own murder trial, a trial that is almost over. martin savage was in the courtroom today when the defense rested after some pretty dramatic testimony. he has the latest. >> reporter: after three years of investigation and 32 d

i think in general i am with george anthony being a credible interest.i think there was a text he said to her. i need you in my life . even with that. prosecution can take those statements he allegedly made nothing more than a grieving father. >> out of the notice where, the anthony, cindy, casey and george anthony were front page headlines everywhere . television shows and sometimes people become instantly famous and and suck in people who love to insinuate themselves in famous people's lives. >> that's true. prosecution are saying that is what crystal holloway. >> they didn't show it in the testimony. i watched the testimony as you did. i believe she was a persuasive credible witness and so this confession of george anthony, a telling her allegedly it was an accident that snow balled out of control and a death bed statements and suicide statements and statements he wanted the people to believe as he going out of the mortal coil. those things taken together present a tough case for the prosecution. and why did you understand. and george with the alleged

she became the public face of the george h.w. bush administration with connecticut travel and participation in ceremonial events and speeches. she used the white house podium effectively to articulate her views and concern. she was a perceptive politician who knew how to work a crowd or bend an arm if necessary. during her busy public life, she made a number of comments that might have tarnished her image but her good works have more than restored the sheen. barbara bush who lived a busy life in service to george h.w. bush and her family, her friends and her country. while there has been an ebb and flow to events, hers has been a life well lived, benefiting many and i thank you very much. [applause] >> if you have any questions, i would be more than happy to answer them. yes, ma'am. >> at the wellesley commencement speech was the time she had the raisa gorbachev. >> yes. raisa gorbachev at wellesley. and mrs. gorbachev spoke to the graduates and that too offered an interesting counter-point to nancy reagan, because nancy reagan a

whose case did george and cindy help, if anybody's?g us jim hammer, diana 10 miss and bernie grimm and ted williams. ted represents brandon sparks the son of the man who found caylee's remains. jim, who did george and cindy help or hurt? >> i think it cut both ways a little bit. i think the problem for the prosecution beyond how did this girl die, if she died at someone's hands, who? you get three people involved. then the possible scenarios start multiplying. was it something in the pool? did the girl drown? did the father have something to do with it? the jury begins to say who did it, what happened? i don't know. i gotta vote not guilty. >> greta: ted and be candid. >> i will be candid. let me give you a ted williams news alert, i believe and i think it will come out in some stage in the future, that cindy and george were gonna do anything and any means necessary to save their daughter from having a needle in her arm. as a result of that, cindy came out with the chloroform and i believe that was part and parcel to help -- >> greta:

george lopez on this hour of george lopez on this hour of "piers morgan" tonight. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> george, welcome. >> piers, i'm very excited to be here. >> how do you like being interviewed? as a man you interview so many other people. >> i don't have a problem with it as much as some of the people i work with. i'm going to try to be honest. i always try to be honest. i do. you know, it's been interesting for me. i've exceeded my own expectations seriously of what i had planned out when i first started in the business. so, you know, it's all fun. every day is -- >> do you find as you get more famous and successful being very honest and candid is problematic? >> you know, it really is, because when i do stand-up you're your own boss. you're very free. you are an enclosed area. i try my best to curtail people either using their cameras or video cameras because some things are just meant for that particular room. it's chased some very good comedians out of clubs. >> your stand-up routines are brilliant but pushes boundaries you couldn't push on television. do yo

>> -- he's kind of naked. >> jimmy: george, get back here. george? >> come on, dude.arrassed. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, so wait, so wait. so, he's tipping -- >> he shows me how to tip him with imaginary money. we rehearsed it, i can't believe we're rehearsing in the nude. i'm like, i've got to get out of here. then gives me to another guy who wraps me in so many towels, it's like i was slingshot with bed, bath and beyond. [ laughter ] i'm just like -- >> jimmy: covered in towels. >> i just got to get the hell out. i feel sick. i go to my room. i get to the locker. i put the money in. i'm ready to go. i come out, he goes like this, you know? i go, all right. i give him the money. i think it's done. i turn around. and the guy that wrapped me in all the towels. >> jimmy: yeah. [ laughter ] he's got to get some too. >> but i'm like, i thought i wasn't supposed to take out money, thought it was a secret. >> jimmy: secret, that's why he was point to the towel. >> i take out money, and it turns out it's fine. the whole rehearsal was just for nothing. [ laughter ] and i gi

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one, the defense is trying to show george is a liar. if he could lie about this, maybe he's lying about other things, too. obviously, she testified that george anthony told her that caylee died in an accident that snowballed out of control, so partly aiding prosecution's theory, puon cross, they got her to talk about the story changing when she was initially confronted by law enforcement. also, there's some tabloid money involved win the story, and she also said that while george said it was an accident, she didn't say that he knew it was an accident. it's not clear if he said it as it's what he was thinking in her head. she never came out and said that he came out and found her in the pool. >> jane, there have been so many twists and turn, a left turn here and then a left turn there. where did crystal holloway come from? where did she come from? >> she was a volunteer who went there to presumably look for little caylee when it was believed that she was missing and taken by zani the nanny. prosecutors insinuated that she sought george o

will george and cindy ever welcome them into their home again? plus, how much money will casey make? and who is paying her? >>> i'll do whatever the hell i have to, to get my family back together. that's it that's all i want to do. >> i know in my heart, mom, i know in my gut she is all right. every day i get stronger and i still know 24 that she is comig home. i can still feel that she is coming home. >> the anthonys did not want the ultimate punishment for their daughter casey but they did want answers as to how their grand daughter died. joining us is the attorney for the anthonys. reports are, mark, that george anthony says that casey is not welcome at the family home. true? >> it is -- i'm not sure where exactly that is coming from. i actually had george in my office today and i asked him if he has give than information to anybody and he has not disclosed what he feels or thinks about casey that the time. and at such time that they feel they will talk they will let everybody know what they think. he hasn't given any indication one way or ano

george oliphant.re coming from lindenhurst, long island, where we're helping out ron and carrie. they're new homeowners and the proud parents of a beautiful baby girl. their house has an unfinished lower level which they were hoping to turn into the family living room. ron is not only a 17-year fdny lieutenant and true hero but also the family handyman. all was going well their own project until his father suffered a stroke which has left him severely handicapped. ron now spending all of his free time working on his parents' house. and from what i understand, he could use some help around his own home. well, let's go meet the family and see what we're up against. >> hey. how's it going, ron? george oliphant. nice to meet you. i actually got a letter from your beautiful wife carrie. >> hi! >> and i'm here to rescue your home. >> are you serious? >> yeah. >> ron and i met six years ago. we've been married for four of those years. and we have been searching for the right home for the longest time. and we

george soros, what doesn't make sense to me didn't for a long time, why would george soros do this? why would he collapse system? how? >> money effect there was a piece in '90s on adam smith and i first learned was called the killer "b"s. that's how he made money off the british pound and he did the sime thing undermining the system. that's what he seemed to be doing and other cultures and he wants to do it to america. >> glenn: okay. now let me ask you this. let's tie this in. i agree with you. he makes mup. but nobody rally makes money -- really makes money in the gaza strip. right? why? >> fighting, unrest all the time. >> glenn: fighting and unrest. if communists went and tried to collapse the system and took over the system, okay, what would happen? how long would you fight? >> i'd fight until i died. >> glenn: who would not fight for the rest of your life if someone over threw the constitution of the united states? raise your hand. would you fight for your the rest of your life and give your life if someone overthrew the government of the united states? so, we know that. there