it says, krystal, what's up, chicky? me, nothing too good at all.l talk. knocked me three times then the paddles so i haven't been [ bleep ] hitting the dope too hard. truth be told, i don't give a [ bleep ] about anything. it's quite disturbing, oh well. all bets are off about anything. don't get too comfortable not seeing me because it hasn't been too long. as we both know it happens. so, whatever. i always knew that. i got to go. obviously it isn't too pretty now. i love you more than you know and thank you for everything. i appreciate everything and mean it. i do love you and miss you. love you, mel. i don't know how i feel about it. it's just -- i don't know. i just hope she gets it. >> reality is also hitting hard for ja-norris hayes. >> never been in segregation before. >> after he was attacked by another inmate wielding a sock full of batteries hayes was moved to segregation to await his disciplinary hearing. while he didn't instigate the fight, he could get charged for the upper hand. ignoring those to stop fighting while the deputy assigne

she's obviously still afraid. >> krystal, what's up, chickie? wednesday i shot dope and died.ear isn't as strong as it was because, truth be told, i don't give a [ bleep ] about anything. it's actually quite disturbing. oh, well, all xwets are off about anything. don't get too comfortable not seeing me because it won't get too long. as we both know, [ bleep ] happens. i've got to go because obviously [ bleep ] isn't too pretty right now. i love you more than you know and thank you for everything. i do appreciate and mean it. love you and miss you, mel i don't even know how i feel about it. i just hope she gets it. >> reality is also hitting hard for ja-norris hayes over the jail's segregation unit. >> never been in segregation before, you know. >> after he was attacked by another inmate wielding a sock full of batteries, hayes is in segregation to await his decision plain air hearing. while he didn't start the fight, he quickly gained the upper hand. he ignored orders to stop fighting. it's up to the disciplinary officer, deputy strangle to decide how long hayes must stay in s

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george anthony, krystal holloway or who? >> well, honestly, don, i do not know.ony serves some important purposes in the case, because the defense is trying to label george as a liar. and if he could lie about this, maybe it is possible that he is lying about other things that he is testifying to. that would be key to the defense. she testified that george anthony told her that caylee died in an accident that snowballed out of control and partly aiding the defense theory, but on the prosecution and cross, prosecutor jeff ashton got her to talk about her story changing when she was initially confronted by law enforcement, and also some tabloid money involved in the story, and she -- >> oh, my god. >> -- and she also said that while george said it was an accident, he didn't say he knew it was an accident, so it is not clear if he had said this as maybe that is what he was thinking in his head, but not -- she never said that he came out and told her that he found her in the pool, and that there was this whole cover-up, so it was a good witness for the defense, but n

krystal? >> like you said, it's not even close which i don't think is terribly shocking when you think about the fact that hospital errors result in more deaths than just about anything. it's the fifth leading cause of death in america. so this is a really important issue. one piece that i do want to pull out and pat ourselves a little bit on the back, the u.s. fared relatively well among developed nations in this particular measure, but there are a lot of common sense things we can do to make sure that we're continuing to improve. >> you know what i think is the bigger truth behind this? the bigger truth is don't go to hospitals so much. the whole u.s. health care system is upside down. there is far too much emphasis on treatment and far too little treatment on prevention. that's part of the reason that health care costs are so high. so what i would say about this fact, speaking as a canadian is americans have to stop being so addicted to being treated, and so addicted to medical intervention

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. >> reporter: on top of that, her lawyer today calls a woman named krystal holloway, claiming to have had an affair with george, her father, who is married. >> was this an intimate relationship? >> 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,

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krystal holloway's good witness for the defense. i think that hurt his credibility.is to take attention away from the facts that is casey was partying for 31 days. and the dysfunctional family defense does not work. >> judge jeanine: okay. thanks so much to the panel tonight. finally, my thoughts, on the trial that we've watched unfold over the last five weeks, we have been transfixed by this case. the harsh reality that maybe a precious 2-year-old was actually killed by her own mother. the media has covered this drama like a sporting event. inside the courtroom we've watched the prosecution and defense wagering who is winning and who is not. attorneys have treated this like a jousting match, as the anthony family lives out their nightmare for everyone to see. prosecuting attorney linda drane-burdick was right when she said a trial is the search for the truth. the defense has stitched together a quilt of excuses about why casey anthony is not evil, just pathetic in an effort to convince a jury she not a murderer, she is just a victim. we cannot forget this trial is a

also jurors heard from krystal holloway, sonny, who allegedly had an affair with casey's father.laims that george anthony told her caylee's death was an accident that snowballed out of control. did you find her credible overall? >> you know, i really did. i found her very credible, especially when you juxtapose her testimony today with george anthony's testimony the other day. i found him to be very combative, and his denial was very e fusive. he said something like, oh, i find that funny. and i think when you look at the two together, it's pretty clear that on balance, she wins that battle. and i think what's very important to note about that is the judge is going to instruct this jury, sanjay, that if they feel that a witness is lying about a particular piece of testimony, they are entitled to disregard all of the testimony from that witness. and where does that leave george anthony if just one juror thinks he's a liar? >> one thing that came up that we talked about this before, linda, was about the chloroform. tomorrow there maybe records that are released that prove that cind

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and when he denied having an affair with krystal holloway and then krystal holloway got on the stand she said, no, we did have an affair, under the law, martin, the jury was instructed that if they did not believe a part of george anthony's testimony they could disregard all of his testimony. they could find him not to be credible. and when we are now hearing from some of these jurors, a lot of them are saying they felt odd about george anthony. they felt something was amiss. they felt that this was an accident that spiralled of of control. and those were the words that krystal holloway said when she was on the witness stand. so i think that was certainly a game changer. george anthony's testimony and the defense's opening statement. >> and jean, how do george and cindy anthony pick up the pieces now? the sexual abuse allegations, obviously very damaging to both george's reputation and to the family. so how do they mend things? >> you know, it's a good question. because the allegations that were made in this trial by the defense were criminal allegations, truly, that george anthony h

and when he denied having an affair with krystal holloway and then krystal holloway got on the stand and was quite credible when she said, no, we did have an affair, under the law, martin, the jury was instructed that if they did not believe a part of george anthony's testimony they could disregard all of his testimony. they could find him not to be credible. and when we are now hearing from some of these jurors, a lot of them are saying they felt odd about george anthony. they felt something was amiss. they felt that this was an accident that spiralled of of control. and those were the words that krystal holloway said when she was on the witness stand. so i think that was certainly a game changer. george anthony's testimony and the defense's opening statement. >> and jean, how do george and cindy anthony pick up the pieces now? the sexual abuse allegations, obviously very damaging to both george's reputation and to the family. so how do they mend things? >> you know, it's a good question. because the allegations that were made in this trial by the defense were criminal allegations,

joe watkins with us, krystal middle school still here.eaker pelosi and speaker reid come to the podium after the meeting, what do you think they'll say? >> i think they'll say they've been working closely with the president. they're probably trying to figure out their numbers. the president is probably giving a sense of how far he's willing to go, and then the o us in comes for senator reid and for former sneaker pelosi to see if they can -- speaker pelosi to see if they can muster troops to make it happen. the magic number for mcconnell, of course, is 60. and if nancy pelosi's able to get some democrats to go along with the republicans, maybe we can have an agreement. >> you know, a lot of this has to do with fig leaves. this as they have put positions out there, now they've got to make sure everything is in order and covered up. are we done with the fig leaves, or is there more of that to be done sneer. >> i don't think we're quite done with the fig leaves. i think the final deal is going to have fig leaves in place for everyone. speake

. >> krystal, one question to you. do they have that in writing?lan in writing? and do the senate democrats have their plan in writing in if so where can the american people see it? >> we're talking about negotiations -- >> the house republicans have put a budget out there for the american people to see. >> and the american people didn't like it very well. >> let's see what the democrats do. >> so we're talking about a good faith effort for the leaders of the republican party and the democratic party to come together. the president has put forward a $4 trillion plan that tackles democratic sacred cows like medicare and medicaid, social security. where have republicans put forth any good faith effort to make this happen? >> actually, i'd point to the paul ryan plan that actually responsibly increases the amount of spending while reducing it. president obama has not put that $4 trillion plan in writing. you can't see it in writing. the democrats lack the courage. they only snipe at republicans who are responsible and put it in writing. they don't hav

>> i think he certainly seemed to be when we heard from krystal holloway.sic brought in by jose baez, about secret lives, incest, it still sits out there with the for instances he used in -- with the inferences he used in closing arguments. at the end of the day, i think what -- those jailhouse phone calls brought the jury back saying wait a minute, it is not about him. he was there for herk3ñ all along. he was not the most dysfunctional father of the century as he was portrayed to be in the closing argument of jose baez. >> judge jeanine: do you think peter he's a liar because he lied about having an affair with this krystal holloway, a/k/a river cruz? does that moon he would frame his daughter for murder when there was an -- accident? >> i don't know, false in one thing, false in all things. we also know that mr. anthony allegedly smelled the death at the time of trial. prior to the time of trial he did not. at that point he didn't believe his daughter was guilty of a crime. that influenced him. now he does believe that his daughter is in fact guilty of a

now before calling krystal holloway, also known as river cruz to the stand. holloway claims she had an affair with george anthony. 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 ref

ari, krystal, dotalking about disparagy. way to not run directly at the special interests paying off both parties on trade, banking and taxes? >> you have to run at those interests or you won't get the economy growing. you takd about everything counts. think about how much of that gdp is banking and that's just trading on wall street and creating paper profits. i betcha if we pulled that out there wouldn't be much growth in the u.s. economy at all, and we need substantive growth. making things. dwoefling our own oil and gas. things of that nature. >> sure. >> solving problems. solving health care problems in a fundamental way. if you double the salary of an insurance executive, will that counts in the gdp. we need to create jobs. growth that creates job and then we'll have prosperity. growth 3% in the year, we have real prosperity. >> the barrier to having that prosperity is the special interests. >> jpmorgan and big pharma. >> special interests. they stand in the pockets of a lot of democrats and a lot of republicans who wo

ari, krystal and toure. actually tour see is very distraught. how bad is it?e than the nfl by a cool country mile. i'm mad as hell. what people need to understand when asking themselves why is the nba locked out as well. the nba in the 2010-2011 season had record revenues. spent $2.5 million on salvis. the high nest history. television, all-time high. despite all that, 22 of the 30 teams are claiming to have lost money. 22 out of 30. this is a stinky kettle of fish. it's not just about greed and wanting more. it's about the fact that nba owners have horribly mismanaged their product and what players to pay the freight on that. that's what we're looking at. >> davo you think that's true, david, this is toure. do you think that's true about 22 out of 30 teams didn't make money? >> i think it's more true than not. in the nfl there's a lockout because owners refused to answer the players association when they said three words. open the books. they refused to open the books and show that they had any kind of the hardships they were claiming. the nba, david stern, t

personal life of her father george once again comes under scrutiny george anthony's alleged mistress krystal holloway on the stand right now prosecutors cross-examining her the defense has not produced one thing they stated they were going to give the jury in opening statements and i think they were i am forgetting to this any further can i just make one quick statement who the hell decided that mark firmat the last analysts that you saw in that clip was a good person to go on t.v. and talk about the trial i don't forget this is the guy who. is accused of planting evidence and basically bungling the o.j. simpson police case but he really screwed up and that's who fox news brought on to talk about casey anthony and you guys must be getting really desperate maybe everybody else is so sick about talking about this that they refuse to come on maybe maybe you're just getting even more stupid as the last brain cells of cable news teams fade away after devoting their lives to gossip and non news anyway i don't even think that i can begin to explain to you the joy that i feel the thought of this tri

krystal holloway, the woman who claimed she had a brief affair with casey's father. >> was this an intimateelationship? >> yes. >> reporter: george anthony admits they were friends but denies they were anything more and he also denies what has become the cornerstone of the defense, that he, caylee's grandfather, knew this was not a murder at all. >> he had said it was an accident that snowballed out of control but i was in shock. >> reporter: the defense claims caylee died in a swimming pool accident and granddad george helped dispose of the body the same way he buried household pets over the years. >> when you found out that your granddaughter was found with a blanket and with a plastic bag and with duct tape, did you tell law enforcement that that is the way you used to bury your pets?? >> reporter: and then, finally, the case that began with such drama, had one more chance to compel but casey anthony decided not to have the last word. >> miss anthony, do you understand, first of all, is it your decision not to testify? >> yes, sir. >> reporter: so there it is. the defense case ends with

i never had a romantic affair with krystal holloway, river cruz or whatever name she wants to give you or the world. >> did you develop a relationship with mr. anthony? >> yes, sir i did. >> was this an intimate relationship? >> yes. he was sitting on my couch. i was sitting on the floor. and he told me, he said it was an accident that snowballed out of control. but i was in shock. by the time i looked up, his eyes were filled with tears. >> had you held out the hope that caylee would be found alive? >> absolutely, everyday from july 15th, until the day we were told it was caylee. >> i did not search for neck-breaking. but i do recall there was a pop-up that was showing a youtube regarding a skateboarder that was skate wording -- that was skateboarding on rails. >> i believe mrs. anthony testified that during her searches there was a pop-up. >> not the result of a pop-up. but is the result of a human being specifically entering neck and breaking into the google search box and pressing search. >> why would your work schedule show that you were working? >> could have been an error if my

the morning began with george anthony's alleged affair, krystal holloway who also goes by the name river cruz flip- flopping under oath telling detectives she never had an intimate relationship with george anthony but today on the stand saying she did. both sides grilling her on what and how george anthony allegedly said caylee's death was an accident beginning with defense attorney jose baez. >> he said it was an accident that snowballed out of control. >> reporter: the prosecution pressing holloway in cross. >> other than he believed it was an accident that snowballed out of control and she tried to cover it up. >> that's not what he said. he said it was an accident that snowballed out of control. >> reporter: all three of casey anthony's immediate family members were also asked by the defense about how exactly their family pets were buried, whether they were all wrapped in blankets, plastic and duct tape similar to the way caylee's remains were discovered in the woods. george's memory was spotty. >> was it also wrapped in duct tape? >> sir, i have no idea. you're going back almost 30

look, krystal holloway was long awaited the his truss of george anthony. she was somewhat critical in the beginning. as the prosecution went after her it was clear. here ho shear a woman who told the police she never had an affair. as soon as the national enquirer comes in a couple days that her sister called him she says i was his mistress and goes on and on. this is nothing more than the defense trying to make it that anyone other than casey anthony committed this crime. george anthony molested her as a child. george anthony pulled the kid out of the pool. george anthony said your mother will never forgive you. i mean, it's gone on and on. we got to a very critical point yesterday when george anthony took the stand suicide note came in where he says, you know what? i want to be with my granddaughter. i can't take this anymore. i'm telling you, he was in tears and so was the jury they proved nothing, not that they had to. everything they tried to insinuate the innuendo. not there for the defense. >> the attorney seems to have missed a few key opportunitie

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krystal holloway took the stand yesterday, aka river cruz, was she credible?e sounded credible and believable if you think that was only about her wanting to get the truth out. but if you believe that this is the kind of woman who attaches herself to high-profile incidents, which she even had to admit on the witness stand, then you would not find her credible. >> i would add, even if you do believe her, and you believe that george anthony said that key statement, "this was just an accident that snowballed out of control," number one, i think jurors could think, well maybe that's what he believed at the time. it's not exactly a smoking gun statement. and number two, i bet star was going to say -- the judge gave a limiting instruction saying you can't use this. >> when the jury could start deliberating this weekend, has the prosecution laid out an adequate case or are there major holes in this the jury will pick apart when they start deliberating? >> i think there may be some holes for first-degree murder, but i do think she's going to be convicted ultramatdly.

. >> gregg: a woman by the name of krystal holloway, a/k/a river cruz.she an affair with george anthony during the time of the searches for little caylee. and then she claims that george confessed this to her. take a listen: >> he was sitting on my couch and i was sitting on the floor. he had said it was an accident that snowballed out of control. i was in shock. by the time i looked up, his eyes were filled with tears. and i didn't elaborate. i didn't ask him anything further. >> gregg: judge, if believed, wouldn't that support the defense theory of an accident, in this case an accidental drowning, that's what they claim and thus create reasonable doubt? >> absolutely that was one of the more powerful witnesses the defense expected to put on. she was credible as to aspects of her testimony, including the relationship with george many which i found him not to be so credible on when he denied it. however, the prosecution was able to illicit the -- elicit the rest of the statement they gave right after she said it was an accident that snowballed out of con

i invited krystal here today because i think it is incredibly important that we hear her perspective.he costs we have incurred for the war in iraq and afghan and will continue to incur for a very long time extend far beyond dollars and cents. when i first met crystal last month while touring bethesda naval base, her story illustrated that. kristol is here today to talk about the human cost and not cost is not limited exclusively to the servicemembers and veterans who fought and are fighting our wars, but is also felt by the families of these heroes who worked tirelessly to support their loved ones through deployment and rehabilitation, day in and day out. then he let crystal have given up their own jobs to become full-time caregivers and advocated. last month while testifying before the senate appropriations subcommittee on defense, chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, admiral mullen, told me that without family members we would be nowhere in these wars. i couldn't agree more. after your crystal story, that will be even more clear. as the members of this committee know, over the cou