gloria allred worked out a settlement and said you have been talking about it and you went on the celebrity rehab and it violated terms. so the idea of having to give back the whole thing she said i'll give you some of the cash back. >> dana: the other development today i can't

in the least surprising twist in this saga thus far, gloria allred is now involved in this one. like gloria to try to profit by inserting herself into a media frenzy, but this time, she's making an exception. she's representing a woman named ginger lee, who is a former porn star, current stripper, who claims congressman weiner sent her inappropriate messages online. what part of being a porn star got text messages from anthony weiner requires a lawyer? i don't know. but allred said ginger wanted to hold a press conference today so she could come out of hiding, clear up rumors about her and resume her career as a feature dancer. in other words, can we please get past this so i can get naked for money again? thank you. but after congressman weiner accidentally tweetededhat picture of his crotch, he reportedly called ginger, who, for some insane reason, he was following on twitter, to coach her on how to deal with the media attention she was about to get. and at the press conference, gloria allred detataededhat private conversation, and in doing so, provided us with our unintention

the guy she is dating now, slept with rachel -- >> bob: who slept with gloria allred. >> greg: that wouldob. >> bob: i get the names mixed up. tangled web. these women slept with him. i don't agree with what woods did but the woman slept with him. not one of them deserve a dime. >> dana: i agree. the women are not looking for money. they want video. russian women are urged to strip to support putin as president. i am stunned by this in a way. i remember working for president bush, one thing president putin did was to compare his dog to barney. remember the scottish terrier. he said bigger, stronger and faster than barney. this is the type of person. >> greg: intense guy. he walks around shirtless and chops wood. >> kimberly: that is what the video are asking for. >> dana: this is gross. >> greg: i can get behind this. >> kimberly: new way to campaign in russia. >> greg: these are better than the way we do it here. >> kimberly: had i known they were giving away ipads, too. >> dana: putin walks around shirtless. bob wanted to get the topic and i do, too. a poll today said a lot of people ma

any of these forms of homicide. >> let me bring in gloria allred there.gloria you're a victim's rights attorney who deals mainly with women. what i was struck about again with this case was i could hardly find a woman in america who had any sympathy for casey anthony at all. and yet she's been acquitted. >> well, i agree with you. she was probably the most hated defendant in america. and that's possibly because of her lies. her lies are undisputed. and that is why she was convicted of lying to law enforcement. made no sense. on the other hand, again as the defense said, just because she was a liar didn't mean she was a murderer. and obviously the prosecution didn't prove it beyond a reasonable doubt to this jury. sin the jurors are not speaking we don't know why they decided what they decided. but one thing is clear. the prosecution did not meet their burden. and frankly, i think the motive was very weak even though they didn't have to move prove a motive. the idea that she would kill her own daughter because her daughter was 2 1/2 years old or three and

drinking game, you know, who wants to take bets of when we're going to have the first appearance of gloria allred? it's inevitable. i'm getting off the point a little bit here. but at some point i think it was around the time of the o.j. case where you had this confluence of a big public figure, it was a juicy trial, and cable news was just becoming a force. it changed the environment in which we operate, at least criminal system operates. because it's not just cases anymore, it's entertainment. it's a whole media frenzy on big cases. and i don't think that's a very good thing, but that is the environment in which we operate. and lawyers have to deal with that now. >> a very good point. we have some questions from the audience. i'm going to ask the first one for paulette. in taking tony's essence, who he is as a trial lawyer, how does you tell that story in the book? paulette's book is for sale in the lobby and also at green arcade books here in san francisco. how did you do that? you used your art, obviously, and you used writings. but how did you tell that story? what was your hook? >> well, i

. >> because gloria allred took the money back. to me, gloria did her job and she didn't do hers but she's accusing gloria allred of being in cahoots with tiger's attorney. >> can't she just say you know what? i spent the money. >> here's the talk, i had $10 million. that would remind me every day to keep my mouth quiet so to speak. charlie sheen out of work lost $30 million when he lost "two and a half men." he's back in work with a premise that highlights his skills. >> it's called "anger management." and it's apparently a new sitcom but it doesn't have a home yet. i say he's perfect for this role in "anger management" and he even had a funny tweet about it. >> yeah, apparently it is based on the adam sandler movie that was pretty funny and the big question is whether or not he will wind up on cable or will he wind up on network tv? i bet probably cable because the schedule is a little more flexible. if you just decide not to show up for a while, networks tend to frown on that. >> but you can attest cable is fine. >> absolutely. y

gloria allred will preside over cases in "we the people with gloria all-sred".ained celebrity status thinks to clients including a former mistress of convicted killer scott peterson. >> this could be the first case. a michigan woman facing up to three months in jail for planting a vegetable garden in her front yard, yes. workers tore up the yard to replace a sewer line she decided to replace grass with five large planter boxes. she's been growing basil, cabbage, tomatoes cucumbers and more, someone in the neighborhood complained to the city. >> they wanted ugs to move the vegetables from the front. and we didn't move the vegetables. we didn't think we were so they ticketed us and charged me with a misdemeanor. >> the city code says all unpaved areas must be planted with either grass, ground cover shrubs or suitable plant life. the last category bass and the city are fighting over. bass will go to court to fight charges this month. this unauthorized vegetable planting musting stopped! >> you would think that is suitable. >> maybe not and this fallen soldier's fam

hockey hall now, she is suing gloria allred. headbange hard red haw >> can't get over the finger at tiger. meanwhile, these indians players average 4 million-5 million a year. how can they be sweating is in a few paychecks but you live life the way you are making. hi >> times are tough. hawk >> we will see you, gary. quebe >> the dow is down 146 points. european banking troubles and the united states and our will limit, that is what is driving down the markets in the united states, queens asia and europe. we will continue to watch what is happening. >> casey anthony is a free woman and has been for two days. we still do not know where she is living the tmz is reporting that she may be in columbus, ohio. >> casey anthony left a florida jail on sunday morning under the cover of darkness. she has not been seen in public >> since> it is our strong suspicion that she is no longer in orlando. mr. baez said their intent was to leave or land immediately. i think that it would be safer for all involved. >> her parents did not know where

gloria allred urged her to return the money and is planning to file a legal malpractice suit against if allred. >>> there may be a link between elin another debren -- elin eelin. >>> will hiring go up or down for the second half of this year? what a new survey says. >>> and what happens to an angry passengers accused of giving a tsa her own version of a pat-down. >>> stocks, lower. europe's banking troubles and is helping drag down stock markets both here and in the u.s. as well as asia and europe. the dow is down 1%. the nasdaq is down 30. s&p is down 11. >>> economists who work for private businesses believe hiring will pick up before the end of the year. 43% say the companies are likely to add workers in the next six months. that's up 3% from the last survey done in april. >>> labor officials say california loses $7 billion a year when employers around the state don't pay low income workers for the hours they are on the job. the state treasury loses income tax revenue and the workers cannot spend money they do not believe. so the local bizs say the workers are not paid overtime, n

>> listen to gloria allred, they have a case there.orts casino says, we acted withes law. offered other positions here at the casino and they didn't want to do that. i think there is an argument on both sides. you know, speak to these women, there are a lot of women's groups out there who say, when you've given a dress that's two sizes too small. >> humiliating, right. >> definitely the key to this whole thing. went out of their way to make these women not look right in these outfits. >> right. >> thank you. >> you bet. >>> morning headlines next, plus he stole the show at the super bowl. remember the mini darth vad jer now battling lawmakers on thrill. we'll talk to him, hope he brings the outfit in on a cnn exclusive coming up. >>> it's 41 minutes after the hour. >>> 44 minutes pacht the hour. >>> a record heat wave claiming as many as two dozen lives across the country. power companies warning they may be pushed to limit as people try to stay cool in these triple digit temperatures. >>> nfl owners approving a new labor deal. the loc