let's get some insight from herb halter, celebrity attorney lynn wood, and mike sitric. vick and martha stewart. paul, were you surprised by how quickly casey anthony's being set free? >> no, not at all, given the good time laws and the way that most states work in releasing prisoners, i'm not surprised at all. >> well, will she have any restrictions on her when she walks throughgates out of prison? >> that was a surprising part for me. i would have sentenced her differently. i would have sentenced her probably more controversial, but probably three years, and placed her on a period of supervised probation with strict conditions. but as the sentence is imposed now, there's no supervised release, there's no parole, there's no probation, so she'll be walking the streets free and clean. >> let me turn to you, lynn wood. you were a lawyer in the jonbenet ramsey case, so you're used to this kind of high-profile media circus trial. what did you make of the events of the last 48 hours? >> i can tell you that i'm aware of the fact that this young lady was, in effect, tried in th

woods. derek jeter gets another step closer to 3,000 hits. the fans have voted. >>> good morning, and welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry. here are some of your top headlines this morning. officials say a member of a terror group in somalia who was secretly interrogated for two months aboard a navy ship was brought to new york yesterday to face terrorism charges. in a case likely to reignite debate over the prosecution of terror suspects, the man said to have provided interrogators with valuable information is accused of providing money and weapons to terrorist groups. >>> exxonmobil has been ordered rebury the pipeline that spilled oil into the yellowstone river to better protect it from external damage. exxon and federal officials say oil has been spotted 25 miles downstream, although department of transportation reports some found as far away as 240 miles. >>> california lawmakers have approved a bill that would make the state the first requiring public schools to include the contributions of gays and lesbians in social studies curriculum. governor jerry brown has not said whether he would sign it. >>> and on day six