>> this is just in video of a hotel fire in orlando, florida. it looks like a two-level motel, this is near the walt disney world. hopefully people were able to evacuate. this is just a gigantic fire that we try to learn more about. it's near disney world's animal kingdom in orlando. we'll keep you updated on this. it looks horrid. >> this morning a danville teen seriously injured after a sand tunnel collapsed on him at a watsonville beach. the teenager and another friend were digging a hole six feet into the sand during a church group visit to the sun set state beach on saturday when the tunnel collapsed. the boy was trapped under the sand for 15 minutes and was not breathing when life guards and church group members pulled him out. doctors sedated the boy while they continue to clean sand out of his system. the other boy was not hurt. >> today is the last day companies are allowed to sell drop side cribs. safety officials banning the

>> let us go live to orlando for the latest of the casey anthony murder trial. a huge fight today i will show you the video in just one second. we will go live to the courtroom as the defense is expected to call more of the prosecution. that is her attorney right there, they're trying to show that there is no conclusive dna evidence that links casey to the death of her daughter cayley. now the dramatic video that i want to show, fireworks outside the courtroom this morning, there was a huge brawl. that guy has him in a headlock she is punching him. two men reportedly cut into the line of the spectators that waiting to get inside seats in the courtroom, they were yelling and screaming at each other. the orlando police were called in to break the fight no one was arrested, but tense moments outside the courtroom that is how dramatic things are getting. >> thank you, now dozens of camera men scuffled for pictures as the former congressman from new york anthony wiener return to his

. >> llega la madre de orlando zapata. >> >> la muerte del opositor cubano orlando zapata tras una prolongada al rÉgimen de la isla. hoy ella trajo las cenizas de su hijo a estados unidos. >> con las cenizas de su hijo y la bandera de cuba en alto reina luisa llegÓ esta tarde al aeropuerto internacional de miami donde la esperaban una gran cantidad de personas para darle la bienvenida. arribaron despuÉs que la secciÓn de interÉs en estados unidos y en cuba les otorgara refugio polÍtico. >> de la familia zapata la gracia al pueblo de los estados unidos, al gobierno y a todas las personas que han luchado para que hoy nosotros, esta familia se encuentra en un paÍs libre y que las cenizas de mi hijo descanse en paz. >> orlando zapata fue arrestado en 2003 y condenado a 36 aÑos de prisiÓn, en 2010 falleció a causa de una huelga de hambre de 85 dÍas lo que desatÓ fuertes crÍticas al gobierno de cuba, especialmente estados unidos y la uniÓn europea. dice que tiene intenciones de continuar la lucha de su hijo. >> el asesinato premeditado de orlando zapata jamÁs pode -podrÁ quedar impune. >> el depart

tavis: it is possible that he will not be in orlando or los angeles. none of these guys will be anywhere in a matter of days. we are just hours away from what may be shoved down in the nba. the commissioner sounds like he is optimistic. we heard that during the nfl strike. what will happen to the american sports fan to have the nba and the nfl how have the same time? >> it is a sensitive issue. the commissioner has said that the dust not relish comments from other people. i am an optimist by nature. i remain permanently optimistic. let's help for the dust. we have had wonderful year. i have them here for 43 years. what a finals and was. it was a really nice year. maybe as interesting of the year as i could miami started a lot of it. there was so much interest and antagonism hand anti-miami stuff. tavis: the books by pat williams. i will attest to that. we wish you all the best and we are honored to have you on this program. >> great to see you. tavis: that is our show from tonight. the night from l.a. as always, keep the faith. >> for more information

hungry but our guest tonight is from what he can tell because feeding people has been made illegal in orlando helens are joins us to explain exactly why we've got a new total for the bill on the wars in iraq afghanistan and pakistan brown university researchers tried to include libya but couldn't quite count that high anyway u.s. admiral seems to gone rogue in libya or the white house is lying you can decide for yourself which is more likely the taliban is offering room service there's another revolution brewing in egypt i've got a new breakdown on lol site and we'll explain how al gore is nothing more than a state sanctioned product blocker and there's nothing special about our other dear leader from illinois which i have nothing better than you the viewer completes an episode of adam vs the man. a study at brown university has concluded that the total cost of the unconstitutional liberal nation building wars in iraq afghanistan and pakistan will total around conservatively three point seven trillion dollars or as much as four point four trillion dollars when i count the brilliant numbers gu

we are following live pictures out of an orlando courtroom.as you know, casey anthony's murder trial still taking place. her father on the stand right now. they are inside bar. we will continue to monitor this and bring you that testimony live as it continues. >>> it's been an internet sensation and a top-selling book and i probably bet that you've never read a bedtime story quite like this one. >> cats nestle close to their kittens. the lambs have laid down with the sheep. you're cozy and warm in your bed, my dear. please go the [ bleep ] to sleep! >> you probably recognize the voice. it's samuel jackson and reading the children's book go the f to sleep and the author says it's for every parent dealt with the frustration of a kid who just won't go to bed. cnn.com contributor karen spears doesn't find it so funny. you get the point it's solely for parents. it's not a book you read to your kids and every parent can relate to their kid not going to sleep. why do you take issue with it? >> i'd like to say first of all, i never called for censorsh

y >>>josé: hoy continúa en orlando el juicio de la mujer acusada de matar a su hija de 6 años, nuestrae hoy cómo el cuerpo de ella animales los arrastraron, en este momento particular la mamá la acusada de homicidio de asesinato en primer grado, empezó a llorar rompió a llorar se vio como ella estaba afectada como nunca la habíamos visto ayer estaba enferma de tener que escuchar a pesar que no estaba viendo las imágenes del cuerpo de su hija se estaba casi enfermando de escuchar la desde descripción de los huesos, considera no se, y la camiseta de ella, y como la recuperaron los expertos >>>josé: ahora lilian muchos se preguntan cómo ahora empieza a llorar pero durante la semana que su hija estaba aún desaparecida ella estaba en las discotecas de orlando sin ningún problema ¿qué se espera para la semana entrante? >>> exactamente por eso se pone en cuestionamiento la credibilidad de esta persona, lo que alega esta persona que ella padece de mentira compulsiva, está enferma a raíz de los abuso s de su padre, estamos esperando que la fiscalía siga presentando su caso como una semana más,

nosotros decimos, orlando zapata tamayo, su muerte no ha sido en varo, continuaremos su lucha. >> lare la realidad que existe dentro de cuba sobre la tragedia de mÁs de 50 aÑos. el personaje. sacrificar todo. >> la madre de zapata llegÓ a miami procedente de cuba y culto con ella las cenizas que fueron depositadas en los cementerios. en la primera vez que los restos y que no es veterano de bahÍa de cochinos son recogidos en elmausoleo de la brigada 4506 que protagonizÓ la fallida invasiÓn de 1900 libro. >> la brigada 2506-rato que sus restos descansan aquÍ hasta que cuba sea libre. >> zapata i. inicia una huelga dehambre en diciembre menos de nueve y durÓ 35 dÍas sin ingerir alimentos. su ardua lucha por los derechos humanos tambiÉn fue contra las continuas golpizas de los guardias. su muerte desatÓ una ola de crÍticas contra fidel y raÚl castro. >> es el segundo disidente cubano que fallece tras una huelga de hambre. el primero era fallecer fue el dirigente estudiantilnegro luis boitel en 1972. >> el gobernador de la costanera norte se mantiene al frente de la emergencia creada por

david mattingly live from orlando, florida. continue to check in with you. >>> flood in minot, north dakota is coming faster and greater force than first predicted. a lake near the city is already overflowing and jim spelman is live in minot where people now are expecting rather record flood levels. is that right, jim? >> reporter: that's right, kyra. take a look. i mean, the water is already coming up here. you can see from the traffic signals. this is looks like a pond or something but this is one of the intersections right here in town. the water has been coming up about a foot or so every hour. kyra, i'm 6'3" and this water is going to come up another eight or nine feet and hard to imagine what that much water is going to do here. the dike system they have put in place the last couple of weeks they realized the last few days no way it is going to hold back the water and protect the whole city so they are focusing on key infrastructures. this dike they have been building yesterday and continue to work on it today to protect

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>>> back now to testimony in orlando.n the stand there testifying in defense of his sister casey anthony who's on the stand there who's facing murder charges for the death of her 2-year-old caylee anthony. let's listen in to lee anthony. >> okay. and was it known in your family or was it discussed in your family at all that she was pregnant? >> objection, hearsay. specifically specifying an individual, in your family. >> your mother -- >> sustained. >> you mother and your father. >> objection, compound question. >> sustained. >> was it discussed with your mother that at this point that casey was pregnant? >> myself an my mother in. >> yes. >> prior to asking her a few months before, no. >> okay. and then after you talked to your mother about it an you confronted her -- >> objection -- >> was there about a month later that you saw casey again? did she pick you up at airport. >> it assumes a fact in evidence that he confronted anybody. >> sustained. rephrase your question. >> was there an occasion where your sister picked y

this is happeningright now in an orlando courtroom.ney is on your left and casey anthony has re-entered the courtroom. they are resuming the trial this morning after a couple of dramatic days of testimony on friday and thursday. with her brother and mother taking the stand. now we're standing by for that. we'll be dipping in this throughout the morning and letting you hear some of the more relevant points and testimony that will come up. we have attorney holly hughes to help us navigate through some of the parts of this trial. that's happening right now in orlando. >>> also the sad news to pass along to you this saturday morning about nick charles. nick was a cnn staple for years on sports tonight here at cnn. he's lost his battle with bladder cancer. he was 64 years old. dr. sanjay gupta looking back at the career of nick charles. >> we're here at the rose bowl in the super dome. >> hello again. >> the voice, the smile, the hair. nick charles was cnn's original sports anchor and part of the longest running anchor team in sports histor

we head to orlando, florida, the mother of casey anthony taking the stand. let's just listen for a moment. >> sustained. >> did you ever have to deal with an issue -- >> your honor, objection. may i approach? >> you may approach. >> all right. it looks like we've gone into a sidebar. so as i mentioned, casey anthony's mother taking the stand. apparently, addressing issues of sexual abuse. while they take a break for a moment to discuss questions among attorneys, we will take you back once they start talking. >>> let's get back to the white house, shall we? jill dougherty, jill, sorry about that. you know how things roll in this

there's a tornado warning, orlando, right? >>> yeah, orange county, includes orlando.t of disney world. we have report of 70 mile-per-hour winds and pea-sized hail at the airport there. and this is an area where storms are converging now. this area of storms are moving east. these are moving up toward the northeast. it's a little unusual. strong rotation on radar. no public sightings of a tornado, but a dangerous situation. people need to be taking cover. at the airport, get away from windows and get to one of those concrete bathrooms away from the windows. >> good advice. stand by. thank you very much. >>> very interesting point of view. >> do you feel the breeze? it's delicious. >> they don't make them like that anymore. movies or mailer not monroe. it is the scene that launched a generation of male fantasies, the iconic white dress that marilyn monroe wore in the 1955 classic "the seven-year itch," is now up for sale. you know, it's one of the hollywood icons on the block. right now as movie legends debbie reynolds holds her auction. it's an amazing collection. cnn'

the counter we got only have got our freedoms phoenix live reports best anonymous striking right in orlando the key to happiness through autonomy and you the viewer remember on friday we'll see you in lancaster new hampshire for a special court fest episode of a live studio audience for adam vs the man. once again publicly funded trolls and police have used their powers of government inconvenience and arbitrary a rust to imprison an innocent citizen for filming their behavior while on the job emily good was charged with the trumped up charge of obstructing government administration and bailed out of jail later that same evening after being placed in cuffs for merely videotaping from her own property while there was

>>> casey anthony murder trial resumes in orlando. should resume here in about half an hour. her brother lee testified about stains in her car trunk saying there were there before his niece disappeared. casey anthony accused of killing her 2-year-old daughter caylee. >>> a trustee in the bernie madoff case wants billions of dollars from jpmorgan chase. the trustee said the bank knew about the ponzi scheme and didn't do anything. >>> a lot of people visit dubai and before you do there's something those folks need to know. public displace of affection heavily frowned on. there's serious repercussions if you don't keep your hands to yourself and that includes jail time. those details next. wow, it's a great deal.

>>> elsewhere, in a courtroom in orlando yesterday, there was high drama as jurors got their first look at the graphic crime scene photos in the trial of casey anthony, a woman accused of murdering her young daughter. jay gray has details. >> reporter: day 14 was an emotional one in the trial of casey anthony. >> the next witness that will testify will testify concerning certain crime scene photographs. >>> jurors were stunned. anthony appeared to cry and turned away from a courtroom monitor as graphic photos of her 2-year-old's skull were entered as evidence. >> this is a close-up photograph of the duct tape that was on the front of the skull. in the photograph, you can also see the clothing remnants. >> before seeing the pictures, jurors listened to a 911 call from the day the remains were found blocks from the anthony home. >> i found a human skull.

>> reporter: in a frightening scene in the orlando airport, rain water caused a pipe to break inside the terminal. and mother nature today is not being kind to fathers on father's day, we have more severe weather, in fact a tornado watch until 10:00 a.m. central time in portions of southern illinois, indiana and west central kentucky. take a look at our widespread con vehicle tif outlook. i want you to focus on nebraska, about two-thirds of that state under a moderate risk of severe weather. so look for supercell development towards the later afternoon and early evening hours. dan, back you to. >> a mess out there. that lightning strike was incredible. jackie, thank you. >>> to politics now and one day after the so-called golf summit where president obama and john boehner hit the links together. the two are now teeing off quite seriously over a big issue, libya. the question on the table, is the president breaking the law by keeping u.s. forces engaged in the operation without congressional approval? david kerley has the story from

and so did the photographer that captured it north of orlando.his newest image comes just as we get our first look at some other pictures, too, of the most famous fake shark ever known. but first, the real one here. the photographer was standing in the waters of new smyrna beach north of orlando when another surfer said to him, "dude, did you see that?" the photographer, jacob langston, had no idea what he was talking about. it was that shark right in the center of the screen, a four-foot spinner that jumped out of the water and over another surfer. it wasn't until that photographer was back in the office, editing his video, that he realized what that surfer was talking about. and it turns out, this newest image of a real-life shark comes on the same weekend we learned of other never before seen images of the most famous pretend shark. photographs and film captured by the people who live on martha's vineyard, while "jaws" was shot in 1975, are now being chronicled in a new book. >> people came from all over to be in it. people that were here were

en el juicio de orlando la madre acusada de matar a su hija.mbarazo de casey. nadie hablaba del tema y que se enteró que su hermana estaba embarazada hasta hace poco tiempo antes de dar a luz. su hermano dijo que las manchas en la cajuela del auto. que la fiscalía. estaban ahí cuando la familia compró el auto en el 2 # mil. otro giro en el caso k que la madre de dijo que ella hizo la búsqueda en el internet sobre el uso del cloroformo. que se usó en el asesinato de la pequeña. la madre dijo que estaba buscando si la no fila enfermaba a sus mascotas y sin querer llegó a una página sobre el cloroformo. lo que no pudo explicar es si ella había entrado a esta página, más de 80 veces. si el jurado decide que la madre miente para salvar la vida de su hija en esta situación. vamos a ver situaciones negativas. y más daños al caso contra. dijo que la pequeña podría ha abrir la puerta corre decía que daba a la oficina. la niña de 2 # años de edad murió ahogada en la alberca de su casa y no fue sofocada por su madre con una zibts adhesiva como alega la fi

con el entusiasmo muy caribeño que tienen los boricuas, están físicamente aquí pero con la mente en orlandoay cerca de 850.000 puertorriqueños pensando en el 2012. >> fue una visita relámpago que terminó antes de lo programado y duró apenas 4 horas con 10 minutos, en su abre se estancia se dio tiempo para hacer política, campaña y hasta un poco de turismo, desde muy temprano salieron a las calles para esperar al presidente, al que muchos consideran su presidente. >> estamos todos muy contento porque después de 50 años venir un presidente a lpuerto rico. >> muy al estilo boricua, permanecieron bajo horas para conseguir la mejor vista de la caravana presidencial para acercarse lo más posible la avenida muñoz rivera en donde se transmite cada detalle de la visita. había que capturar el momento en que la isla esperó durante tantos años >> barack obama tenía 4 meses de vida cuando la última el presidente de los estados unidos visitó oficialmente puerto rico. >> filmmente aterrizó el avión presidencial en el aeropuerto internacional. el presidente obama bajó del fuerza aérea 1 y a pes a pesar de

carolina.and you're looking live in the orlando courtroom continuus...e watching fox 45 good day baltimore. &p((break 6)) 3 happennng noww.. --week 3 of the casey anthony trial -court resumed aa 9 a-m in orlando -cassy anthony accused of killing her daughter caylee in 20088on sattrday- an ffb-i analyst testified that a hair was fouud in the trunk of s - casey's car. ((the hair in q12 was identified s commng from to casey anthony. the head hair in q12 exhibited similarities to a hair ounn in a hair brush which was identified as belonging to caylee anthony.)) anthony.)) the f-b-i analyst also said the hair showed signs f said hair evidence is not that precise... so she could ot be paylee's hair. it was - the miracle on the hudson is on the move! incredible sight... the u-s airways jet from he ásplash- landingá on the hudson river in 2009 is headed to a north carolina museum. is!--ii's goong on display at - in charlotte, north carolina. --there will be a ceremony nnxt weekend withhpassengers and hhro captain sully sullenberger. the fox hit ámasterchefá prem

>iván: orlando zapata murió el 23 de febrero del 2010 en una prisión en la provincia de ca a camahueyracias. la policía colombiana arrestó a sus miembros porque traicionaron la promesa de luchar contra delincuentes, maribel rosarosar tiene los detalles. >>>maribel: la propia policía colombiana reveló que 22 hombres fueron acusados de ser aliados de narcotraficante s >>> 15 policías rearrestados. >>>maribel: en lugar de luchar contra los narco cs ayudaban qu la droga pasara por la isla de san andrés, empezaron a capturarlos porque narcos hablaron de pago a policías con cargamentos >>> 9 meses de investigación por un equipo de la policía con el ly iderazgo de la fiscalía. >>>maribel: durante este tiempo vigilaron los movimientos hasta ahora cuando los propios compañeros llegaron a detenerlos. casi si simultáneamente se destapó otro escándalo protagonizado por 7 policías un teniente y 6 de sus subalterno que se quedaron con parte de la droga que decomisaron el año pasado en un camión estacionado en la sur de bogotá. eran un cargamento de 523 kilos. pero los policías se quedaron con un po

hope you enjoyed that randomly inserted or to scroll through the dense part of the setter in orlando florida disobedient citizens of theirs are committing the foul and odious acts of feeding the homeless and not everyone has a magic lamp or a fairy godmother to grant them easy lives but for the city council of orlando they have the magic wand of just law prevent horrible crimes like this. the council voted superhit the serving of meals to groups of twenty five or more in parks and other public properties within two miles of city hall without a special permit and in april two thousand and eleven the federal eleventh district court of appeals in atlanta held the law. orlando food not bombs might not have a very good grasp on how free markets work but at least they're putting charity and civil disobedience on a practice the group bows to keep offering sustenance to the homeless in defiance of the law. when we come back we'll have a special exclusive segment from our own be on the ground in europe we've got medea benjamin five area of code pink here as well and it's not cover the prison

to get i was like if mastercard wants write service that answered radio gold what are the city of orlando is doing is like so grossly inhumane it's like beyond the pale this law enforcing an ordinance you have an issue with the actual or the you are exhibiting the forbidding the feeding of homeless people is just disgusting it's appalling and there's absolutely the whole reasoning that orlando's doing this is because like they've got this idea that they're downtown which is kind of like crappy and sparsely populated is going to become this great place if they just make sure the bums can't get anything to eat and so i don't know i do you really disagree with three times i mean i think this is i have an issue with people who go out and routinely regularly break laws or ordinances for price and then are like oh my god i don't mind getting arrested let's also look at the oppressors i have a problem you know because they are because they disagree with the law or the ordinance in the first place or they do it to draw attention yes but i mean if you actually if you go screaming and crying about

with the orlando florida guide as the first site.hey are angry that the orlando police repeatedly arrested members of a charity for feeding homeless people in a park without a permit. >>> 6:25. still ahead at 6:30 -- members of alamo church gathered to support a teenager who became buried under six feet of sand in the weekend beach outing. >> wildfire in new mexico shuts down a national nuclear facility. >> i'm terry mcsweeney live in the newsroom. a budget plan up for a vote in sacramento today. it's not the up with the governor -- not the one that governor wanted or democrats wanted or republicans wanted. i'll telelelelelelelelelelelelel >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> good morning, everyone. kristen sze there, eric thomas here. we're going to take you live right now to the new york stock exchange. >> stocks rebounded in yesterday's trading, sending the dow 109 points higher to open this morning above the 12,000 level. the nasdaq gained 35 points. today's economic report include gauge for mortgage pri

homeless people is just disgusting it's appalling and there's absolutely the whole reasoning that orlando's doing this is because like they've got to say idea that they're downtown which is kind of like crappy and sparsely populated is going to become this great place if they just make sure the bums can't get anything to eat and so i don't know i do you clearly disagree with three times i mean i think this is i have an issue with people who go out and routinely regularly break laws or ordinances for crass and then i call my god i don't mind getting arrested let's also look at the oppressors i want to probably do it because they are because they disagree with the law or the ordinance in the first place or they do it you try attention yeah but if you actually go screaming and crying about it afterwards already knowing what was going to happen to you then that's where i find it to be a little bit annoying but if you just acknowledge it it's. i'm just trying to bring light to this issue because it's a stupid ordinance and you can't be homeless people i mean go in there go actually i mean the fo

yunji de nies is in orlando tonight. yunji? >> reporter: good evening, david. this case has captured the attention of so many. not just here in orlando, but around the world. in large part, because of social media. outside the courthouse, where casey anthony is fighting for her life, there are throngs of people. >> the ticket's for you and you alone. >> reporter: trying to get a ticket for what has become orlando's biggest attraction. >> i was just waiting to see if i was going to win the lottery. you don't know whether you're going to make it or not. >> reporter: shawn chaisson is in line for the tenth time. >> it's intense. watching everything unfold right in front of your eyes. >> reporter: earlier this week, there were fistfights, as one man tried to cut in front of dozens who had camped out overnight. today in court, the focus of all this attention, casey anthony, cried, as a witness described her daughter's decomposing skull. anthony's every move is dissected on television and scrutinized online. a perfect social media storm, fueling the fascination. >> t

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drew, an orlando reporter for wdbo radio. he's been in the courtroom. leonard pitts is in washington. a syndicated columnist for "the miami herald" and winner of the pulitzer prize for commentary. you saw some of that drama there and vinnie politan was talking about it. what do you make of casey anthony and what has gone on in this trial? >> well, i mean it's really almost a greek tragedy the way this thing has unfolded in court. of course, once the defense laid out it's opening argument basically saying that casey was a victim all of her life of sexual abuse at the hands of her father, that caylee had in fact drowned in the pool and the father and her covered it up, basically that he knew about the death this whole time and played like he didn't, it really took a turn for the even more dramatic, i can tell you that lines to get inside the courtroom have been starting at about midnight for court to get in the next day at 9:00. so obviously there's a lot of public interest about this case and -- >> and you're absolutely right because we have seen the peo

the counter we got only have got our freedoms phoenix live reports best anonymous striking right in orlando the key to happiness through autonomy and you the viewer remember on friday we'll see you in lancaster new hampshire for a special court fest episode of a live studio audience for adam vs the man. once again publicly funded trolls and police have used their powers of government inconvenience and arbitrary a rust to imprison an innocent citizen for filming their behavior while on the job emily good was charged with the trumped up charge of obstructing government administration and bailed out of jail later that same evening after being placed in cuffs for merely videotaping from her own property while there was a vehicle search being conducted in front of her home the officer who felt she was anti police press passed into the woman's yard in a legally placed or under arrest after barking orders for her to be a good little citizen and go inside or. it's not right to be in my yard and i'm sorry that you never hear me all i have is a camera and clearly wearing nothing i have no weapons not

during the civil trial in orlando, a cardiologist agreed with that ruling. >> he died of a complicationsf sickle cell trait. >> reporter: his family argues the athletic association knew from tests he had the sickle cell condition, but didn't warn or protect him. >> eric plancher had no idea he had sickle cell trait. >> reporter: she can't remember if she notified plancher of his condition. plaintiffs also claim on the day of the workout they describe as grueling ucf football coach shouted obscenities when he faltered and couldn't complete the exercises. testifying on video a former teammate described plancher's collapse. >> he was just laying there limp like nothing and that's when i feel they realized something was really wrong with him. >> reporter: sickle cell trait was not the cause, that plancher died from an undiagnosed heart condition. >> it's no one fault that his heart condition became symptommatic on march 18th, 2008. >> reporter: the university athletic association should not be held libel for the death the family attorney calls tragic and unnecessary. for "today" mark potter

sean lavin is outside the courthouse in orlando. sean, some of this evidence is tedious, but critical to the prosecution's case. talk about this microscopic evidence. >> reporter: that's right. they have very tiny evidence. the fbi analyst was going slide by slide on the microscope comparing these tiny strands of hair. after doing so, she thought she could prove to that jury that this was little caylee in that trunk decomposing. that's what she believes. after she went on the stand, there was another expert from the orange county sheriff's office. he came up and explained how the air samples they took in that car also indicate that there was a decomposing body inside casey anthony's trunk. >> hair samples, that's nothing new. air samples is not something you hear that much about. casey anthony's attorney, jose baez, tried to keep all this out of the trial. >> reporter: he did. it's only been used maybe once or twice, if ever, before. it's very new. jose baez tried to stop it. but the judge made it come in any way, he decided it was

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the young, orlando woman accused of killing her daughter faces a huge decision. >> will she take thestify in her own defense this week? if she does, you'll see why this could set a precedent. it's monday, june 20th. >>> good morning. i'm peggy bunker. >> i'm daniel siebert in for rob nelson. we could find out as early as today if casey anthony will testify in her murder trial. in previous high-profile cases, defendants rarely take the stand in their own defense. see what legal analysts are predicting in this case. in at least one high-profile case, the defendant took the stand. it didn't turn out so well. a lot of times, defense attorneys are cautious putting their client on the stand. >> usually, that tends to be the case, where they tend to not testify. if there's any sort of question. that will be very telling in some ways and very interesting to see what they decide to do. >> yeah. absolutely. >>> also coming up this morning, as the mother of twins, this story definitely hit home. you'll see how one mom's medical detective work, led her kids to a health care that they so desperat

this is just outside of orlando.looks like not even firefighters are even on scene just yet but we do know again this is just outside orlando not far from disney world we will get you more information when we get it. >>> today the international criminal court is expected to announce whether it will issue an arrest warrant for libyan leader, moammar gadhafi prosecutors want to try him along with his son and intelligence chief for crimes against humanity the accusations include giving orders for troops to open fire on demonstrators and shell funeral processions. >>> lieuiers for the suspect in the tucson shooting rampage have asked a judge to keep him from being forcibly medicated we are talking about the suspect. federal prison officials decided to give loughner anti psychotic drugs they say he is a danger to himself he has been in a prison medical facility in missouri since he was declared incompetent to stand trial he pleaded not guilty to charges in a shooting that killed 6, injured 13 including gabriel giffords. >

the bid ended in the top of the eighth inning when orlando cabrera hit a clean single to center.ander gave up only one more hit and shut out the indians 4-0. >>> in chicago in the tenth inning the cubs' castro hit a long looping single to right scoring the winning run against the brewers. the final chicago 5, milwaukee 4. >>> the nfl and his players are making some progress in secret talks for a new contract. they met in maryland at an undisclosed location. one report says there is at least a chance of working out a deal to end the lockout by july 4th. we will astay on top of that for you. >>> and a spectacular accident in san francisco bay. look at this. one of the boats getting ready for the 34th america's cup capsized during a practice run. the oracle racing catamaran went over in strong winds monday. one crew member fell through the sail which looks like an airplane wing. he was not seriously hurt. >>> when we return another look at this morning's top stories and for the first time, arnold's mistress tells her side of the story. bart station. the robbery.. that sent a man to

our david mattingly is at the courthouse in orlando. some pretty riveting testimony today, david. >> reporter: that's right. hearing a lot from werner spitz, he is the expert, a forensic pathologist, called by the defense, to bolster their claim that caylee anthony died by accident, by drowning possibly in her grandparents' swimming pool and she was not murdered as drugged and suffocated with duct tape by her mother as the prosecution claims. and the way he was able to contribute to this was saying, first of all, he felt that the autopsy that was done, he said, was shoddy. he was very critical of the fact that examiners here did not cut open the skull and examine the contents of the skull. he said, if they had, they would have noticed that the body had been laid out and decomposed, what they had laying to the side, not straight up as they had apparently found it. he goes on to further say that it is his belief that someone actually took duct tape not to suffocate caylee, but to later attach the jaw to the skull after the body had decomp

jean casarez for us covering the casey anthony trial in orlando. thank you. >> thank you. >>> we were all over this when it first happened last week. remember, sarah palin's comment about paul revere made us do a double-take here, and now she defending what she said. we will hear from her next. >>> again, we are getting word that congressman anthony weiner is going to address the media at 4:00 p.m. eastern time. by a heart valve problem. today we have pradaxa to reduce the risk of a stroke caused by a clot. in a clinical trial, pradaxa 150 mg reduced stroke risk 35% more than warfarin. and with pradaxa, there's no need for those regular blood tests. pradaxa is progress. pradaxa can cause serious, sometimes fatal, bleeding. don't take pradaxa if you have abnormal bleeding, and seek immediate medical care for unexpected signs of bleeding, like unusual bruising. pradaxa may increase your bleeding risk if you're 75 or older, have kidney problems or a bleeding condition, like stomach ulcers. or if you take aspirin products, nsaids, or blood thinners. te

these are live pictures inside the orlando courtroom. we go live to orlando next.hat's new. personal pricing now on brakes. tell us what you want to pay. we do our best to make that work. deal! my money. my choice. my meineke. >>> casey and any's mom may testify today, this time as a witness for the defense in her daughter's murder trial. but whether casey anthony is found innocent or guilty, will live or die, hinges on a complicated science and little bits of evidence, bits of caylee's hair and skull, trunk of the car all under attack today. this is a live picture from inside the courtroom. anthony's attorneys are questioning the credibility of the prosecution's expert and the active their science. i want to go right to rich herman who has a lot of experience as a criminal defense attorney himself. rich, great to have you on. >> hi, randi. >> hi, there. the defense is cross-examining, a lot of back and forth over testing, the science and possibility of contamination. in your opinion, how well do you think the defense is doing with breaking down the prosecution's e

. >> david mattingly is in orlando, following the trial. so, last week, the prosecution expert said that she had no doubt it was homicide. the defense is trying to counter that, but there was other drama involving the judge today. david? >> reporter: that's right. it got off to a very bad start for the defense today. there has been an agreement all along in place in this trial that there would be no surprises. everyone was supposed to know exactly what these experts were going to be testifying to as they got on the stand. well, today, a defense witness started testifying about something that wasn't in this report to the court. it was catching the prosecution by surprise. that was against the rules. and the judge very sternly admonished the defense for doing that. listen to what he had to say. >> i would entertain a possible instruction if the state wants to draft one about this violation and i would decide whether or not i will do it. i will reserve the decision whether or not i should proceed to contempt proceedings at the conclusion of th

it's the most focused right here in orlando. it's on television 24/7, on a.m.io, of course exploding online. the most focused and concentrated spectators were back in line right outside of the courthouse yesterday. >> they come from around the state, lining up for hours to land the hottest ticket in town. >> i was waiting to see if i was going to win the lottery. don't know whether you make it or not. >> don chaisson has been here ten times. >> it's intense. watching everything unfold right in front of your eyes. to be in the same room with the people you see on tv. >> reporter: and the crowds keep growing. >> if you had asked me two months ago if i thought this case ranked with o.j. simpson's murder trial, i would have said no. but now i say yes. >> reporter: they are all clamoring to see her, casey anthony, the mother accused of murder. in a moment of intense emotion, she broke down, testimony how animals gnawed at her daughter caylee's remains, once again reducing her to tears. dr. warner spitz conducted over 60,000 autopsies, and consulted on some of the co

. >> here are live pictures of what is happening with the casey anthony trial in orlando, florida.he mother is accused of killing her two year-old daughter. starting in the fourth week of testimony. jurors have heard from witnesses, family members like her mother, father and brother. they have heard from her best friends, law officials and forensics experts. we will continue to monitor the case coming in and out of orlando and provide everyone updates throughout the morning. the kron 4 morning news will take a break and we will be right back. >> 6:40 a.m., we are looking at damage from a strong earthquake that caused two buildings to collapse in christchurch, new zealand. there were two people trapped and rescued from this home. the home is a dangling off the end of a cliff that has given way. at least one room is gone. the aftershock was a magnitude 5.2 and there were several small tremblers that followed as well. the largest one happened around lunchtime, people were running from buildings and a panic. there has been damage in addition to the picture that you see here. there is d

orlando, it's going t >> this weather report has been brought to you by advil. >> jackie, thank you. well, dan, i've seen some amazing photos of you and your beautiful wife. romantic, loving photos. i don't think any of photos quite look like the photo we're about to talk about right now. one of the last places you'd expect to find romance is in the middle of a riot. but that's exactly what was going on with this couple. the photographer caught the love after vancouver was burning after the home team lost the stanley cup finals. the photo quickly went viral and raised all kinds of questions. ron, you are here with the answers. >> that is right. who are they? and why were they locked in an embrace, laying in the streets, smooching during the riot? that is what people want to know. this morning, we have the answers, bianna and dan. >> reporter: vancouver on fire. angry canucks fans erupting on the streets after their team lost the stanley cup finals to the boston bruins. >> for the first time in 39 year, the boston bruins have won the stanley cup. >> reporter: and

. >> en más de la nba max entrará a la oferta, será agente libre, después que lo dejó orlando. >> vearmación deportiva. >> vamos a la pausa .>> al regresar... . >> increible sson calificadas las declaraciones de la ex de arnold schwarzenegger . >> (♪ ♪ ).1: >> la ex amante de arnold schwarzenegger rompio el silencio, hablo de todo, también de la admiracion por maría . >> según la revista hello de gran bretaña a quien dio las declaraciones, cuenta como fue la abuela quien le dijo a su hijo de trece años, la identidad de su verdadero padre y que el al saber que era arnold schwarzenegger dijo cool. >> (aplausos) ,. >> la señora maría se empezó a dar cuenta cuando habían rumores que el niño de la sirvienta se parecia mucho al dueño de la casa, arnold schwarzenegger . >> la esposa traicionada lloro con ella, le dijo que se fuera después de la fiesta. >> ella dice que tampoco fue culpa sólo de arnold schwarzenegger, que el es un buen hombre y que esta sufriendo, ella también expresa que espera que arnold schwarzenegger y su ex logrén una reconciliacion, pero los planes de divorcio ya están