let's ask fox legal analyst bob massy to weigh in.ther day of casey anthony getting emotional this morning. sobbing and putting her head down. how do you think that works for or against here with this jury sthvment. >> one of those things when you heard the prosecutor's story you almost think about when a parent catches a teenager and lays out what they did wrong and the emotion comes outnd they say yes, i got caught. assuming the facts were accurate as he said it was a brilliant i thought articulate opening. her emotion is too much too late from that perspective because again it relives it and i think the jury is way past that part of it of believing any emotion that she is experiencing and i think it could cut both ways. >> shannon: let's talk about her attorney jose baez opening statement where he talked about things and hinted at things like sexual abuse by her father, casey anthony's father and an accident at drowning and all kinds of things. has he delivered on those or planted enough doubt to get a juror for two to have reasona

. >> we're joined by criminal defense attorneys, and fox news legal analyst bob massi and the new yorkity prosecutor, anna-sigga. i was kind of surprised that for the first time we heard the narrative and the jury heard bets and pieces and had to tie it together. what we heard from jeff ashton, a powerful, beginning to end, how she died, how, what the mechanism of death was, did the prosecution prove its case this morning, diana? >> well, i mean, obviously, it was a beautiful presentation by jeff ashton. he's a fabulous speaker. it was very organized, it was dramatic where it should be dramatic. but it was also subtle. you know, i've seen jeff in court go overboard sometimes, get overenthusiastic, there was some real subtlety. and he didn't go out and call her a slut as she got called later. said i'm not saying that people at 22 out and partying is bad, but she's a mother. and he gotn information in an hour. >> he proved quickly. >> mark, do you think that he got the-- he established his mission? >> i believe that he did. certainly, with me individual will you, but i'm not on the jury

. >> we're joined by criminal defense attorneys, and fox news legal analyst bob massi and the new yorkity prosecutor, anna-sigga. i was kind of surprised that for the first time we heard the narrative and the jury heard bets and pieces and had to tie it together. what we heard from jeff ashton, a powerful, beginning to end, how she died, how, what the mechanism of death was, did the prosecution prove its case this morning, diana? >> well, i mean, obviously, it was a beautiful presentation by jeff ashton. he's a fabulous speaker. it was very organized, it was dramatic where it should be dramatic. but it was also subtle. you know, i've seen jeff in court go overboard sometimes, get overenthusiastic, there was some real subtlety. and he didn't go out and call her a slut as she got called later. said i'm not saying that pele at 22 out and partying is bad, but she's a mother. and he got an information in an hour. >> he proved quickly. >> mark, do you think that he got the-- he established his mission? >> i believe that he did. certainly, with me individual will you, but i'm not on the jury

eventually we will see a little warmer air massi -- mass move our way.nd perhaps next weekend we will get some heat. >> we will look forward to that. thank you, lisa. coming up at 7:00, you any it's good morning america and dan hairston is joining us live now from new york. dan, i know you guys are trying to figure out what's up with casey anthony, where is she now that she's a free woman. >> exactly right. huge news this morning, breaking news. after three years behind bars casey anthony was released from prison early this morning, very early this morning. this mother, as everybody knows, who was acquitted of murdering her young daughter caylee, walked out of the door a free woman. we will speak with nancy grace and ask her some questions, where does casey go from here, will she profit from the deal. a lot of questions upper asking yourself. and we will get into the oppressive heat waive that's suffocating several states in the middle of the country, as you folks were just talking about. records being broken from texas all the way up to minnesota and th

hunter and legal analyst bob massi is become with us.u are a forensic pathologist. do you think is having an impact on juries? are they expecting the dna must be there or else they are not going to find guilt in the case? >> i think being on a jury is extraordinarily difficult. that jury had a very tough decision to make. they are going to expect the dna or the bullet or the knife mark. they want to see something that is substantial. because they do look at csi. >> sean: fair enough. let's tie it to this case. we don't know the cause of death many we don't know how she died. we don't know how she got there. we don't know who did it. i know the mother lied, acted bizarre, partying, 31 days not reporting it. total negligence on her part. bob massi, tell me where you tie that to murder as charged? >> when you introduce experts in forensics, as the prosecutor did, once you bring those experts to that courtroom, it is their job to tie the nexus to cause of death. you cannot, if experts on behalf of the d.a., cannot create the nexus on the ele

there was massi civil disobedience against moving the waste to the temporary storage site.in 1998, the social democrats and the greens came to power. and early 2001, they legislated to phase out nuclear energy within 20 years. when the nobles received generous state subsidies. >> in the long term, there is hope that the german energy industry and its associated technologies will get a boost. >> when angela merkel's center- right coalition took power in 2009, they reversed the phase- out by extending the operating life of power plants. a majority where opposed to the policy. all protest were insane and to the accident in fukushima. the chancellor made a swift policy u-turn and realized that germans would no longer except the policy. the opposition was jubilant. >> the truth is, the citizens have implemented this without you and your governing coalition. that is what has happened here in germany. >> june 30th, 2011. they vote to switch off the nuclear reactors. this is the end of the nuclear debate and a historic moment of rare political consensus. >> that has been our in-dep

bob massi joining us today from las vegas.sucker. >> steve: looking sharp. by the way, he's got great answers to great questions. but we need your questions if you got one for bob massi, e-mail them to us. next up on the rundown, she raced on to her son's school bus because she thought he needed help. now she is facing jail time. the mother is here live coming up next. then what has it been? a week since we outsourced our space program to the russians? guess what. the russians announced they're going to sink the international space station in the ocean. sleep with the fishes. turn left. you have arrived. sweet belt. e-reader for textbooks. gps. video camera for lectures. game pad. have you considered this ? it's got all tha and more than 200,000 apps. technology to learn and play on-the-go. only at verizon. android powered. playstation certified. the xperia play by sony ericsson. only $99.99. >> brian: quick headlines and then gretchen has something important. more continental flights could be canceled today because of a suspe

bob massi on deck to talk about that.ons of dollars but casino mogul steve wynn living in fear. and he's afraid of washington. almost tastes like one of jack's als. fiber one. h, forgot jack cereal. [ jack ] what's for breakfast? um... try the number one! [ jack ] yeah, ts is pretty good. [ male announcer ]alf a day's worth of fiber. fiber one. >> good morning. everyone. it's tuesday, july 19. i'm alisyn camerota. he was too drunk to drive, but not too waste to do work. this is an air traffic controller we're talking about directing flights drunk. >> steve: great. today republicans in the house introduced their plan to cut the debt. but is it too little too late? why the white house may already have won this battle with a little help from its main stream media pals. >> brian: single marine asks bete white to the ball. >> i would like to take betty white. call me. >> brian: betty called with bad news. "fox & friends" starts right now >> i can't believe that she called with bad news. she's the perfect date. nobody is more f

bob massi and michelle magazine kin as well. -- malkin as well. have a fantastic wednesday, everyone. see you tomorrow. we continue with a fox news alert with a new round of debt talks at the capital. republican members of the house that closed door meeting. the speaker's debt plan heads back to the drawing board. boehner was forced to postpone a floor vote, promising to rewrite the measure to find more savings. but the president says if it reaches the president's desk he will veto it. or will he? the bouncing ball is bouncing again today. we'll keep it all straight for you. this is all important stuff as we get closer and closer. we are only six days away. i'm alisyn camerota in for martha maccallum today. republicans are now scrambling to retool their plan. some house members say speaker boehner aimed far too low. >> i want a solution, not a deal. i don't think this goes far enough. we need more drastic cuts. i can't support it in its current form. >> didn't get the savings we anticipated so we are going back and adjusting it, find more cuts to

i'm really angry >> reporter: the paper is the profitable flagship of media mogul rupert murdoch's massiimes," "the sunday times" and on tv, sky news. in the u.s. he owns the "wall street journal," "the new york post" and fox news. for years it's been said he's so powerful in britain, no politician dared challenge him. >> we're talking about murder victims, potentially terrorist victims, having their phones hacked into. it is absolutely disgusting. >> reporter: at the center of the scandal, this woman. rebecca ooks. editor of "the news of the world" in 2002, now head of murdoch's media empire. so far, she has resisted calls to resign and take responsibility. there isiso sign of the outrage here diminishing. from the public, politicians, and other media outlets. add to that a mounting advertiser boycott of "the news of the world." ford is just one of a number of companies saying they don't want to be associated with a newspaper that doesn't know where to draw the line. jeffrey kofman, abc news, london. >> enough is enough. >>> after three decades the countdown is on to the final shuttle f

i massy all my party patriot friends to call your senators. avoiding his response of the house he -- his response ability in terms of credit ratings. e-mail them. hearing itward to se in the news. have a good day. but thank you. >> thank you. i am so glad we had such a strong core of constitutional conservatives in america. glad the tea party movement has risen up to say let's take our country back. i'm glad you understand that is our road map. and our fiscal responsibility. it is not the easiest thing to do when you that all the maneuvering. it is impossible for a one to go in here from the outside. the analyze it and analyze the policy and figure out what goes forward. i heard the you like this a but. the other kind of the kind that do not know they know the future. we know the killers of america and its sectionalism. we know what we have seen. we can identify those pillars. let your voice echoed through the walls of this capital. this is what our founding fathers envisioned. they wanted you to be here today when they but that provision in.

. >> that's bob massi, thank you very much our friend. housing market when he rejoins us in two weeks. eric cantor headed to the white house to consider a deal on the debt, he's walked out of these talks before. will today be any different? the house majority leader right here next. but first on this day in history in 1898, the u.s. annexed hawaii. in 1930, work began on the hoover dam. and in 1964, the beach boys had the number one hit. "i get around." [ female announcer ] ever wish vegetables didn't taste so vegetably? well, v8 v-fusion juice gives you a full serving of vegetables, plus a full serving of fruit. but it just tastes like fruit. and try our deliciously refreshing v8 v-fusion + tea. not only kills fleas and tick it repels most ticks before they can attach and snk on us. frontline plus kills but doesn't repel. any tick that isn't repelled or killed may attach and make a meal of us. [ male announcer ] ask your veterinarian about k9 advantix ii. >> remember that deadline that's coming up? the treasury's august 2nd debt ceiling