here s a live look out of orlando, florida.. we await the >>> we are minutes away from learning the sentence of casey anthony the florida mother who was found not guilty in the murder of her daughter. a live look as we await the decision. she was found not guilty on three greater charges was found guilty on four lesser charges of lying to police. she has already spent nearly three years in jail. as soon as the sentencing comes up we'll break in live. >>> meantime, detectives in capitola are investigating after an 8-year-old woman was killed by a skateboarder. investigators say the teen was riding down a hill on the skateboard up to 20 miles an hour. then he jumped off the board to avoid this woman who was in the crosswalk. but it was too late. and she died tuesday night at valley medical center. the skateboarder was not hurt and he wasn't arrested. it was ruled an accident. >>> u.s. security experts say terrorists are considering new methods of blowing up planes, methods that can include surgically hiding bombs inside humans. no

these are live pictures from orlando, florida. the courtroom there just a short timing a judge perry sentenced florida mother casey anthony to four years in prison for lying to investigators, but she's going to get credit for time served and she may be released from prison later this month or early next month. casey anthony was acquitted in the death of her 2-year-old daughter caylee. >>> back here at home a man is fighting for his life this morning after a shooting at a popular east bay hiking trail. it happened last night on the delta regional trail in pittsburg. it was a third violent incident at that park in the past three months. >>> and we're looking live. this is lafayette in the east bay. live pictures there from mt. diablo boulevard in lafayette. crews are working to fix a big water main break there and about 100 customers have no water this morning. >>> a british tabloid is under fire following reports that it hacked into the personal cell phones of celebrities and crime victims. people protested against the paper, news

so say we all dated orlando, orange county florida, 5th day of july. as to the charge of providing false information to law enforcement officer verdict count five, we find the defendant guilty of false information to a law enforcement officer as charged in the indictment. so say we all, dated orlando, orange county florida, 5th day of july, signed by foreperson. as for the charge of providing false information to a law enforcement officer, verdict of count six, we find the defendant not guilty -- sorry, we find the defendant guilty of providing false information to a law enforcement officer as charged in the indictment so say we all, dated orlando, orange county, florida signed by the foreperson. >> a as for the charge of providing false information, verdict of count seven, we find the defendant of guilty providing false information to a law enforcement officer charged in the indictment so say we all, orlando, orange county, florida, 5th day of july, 2011, signed by foreperson. >> mad fepern,yoay poll the jury. >> number one. >> injure number one. >> y

resources of abc news, with cynthia mcfadden and bill weir in new york city, a and terry mn in orlando, florida, this is "nightline," july 6th, 2011. >> good evening, i'm terry moran with a special edition of "nightline" here in orlando, florida, where a little more than 24 hours ago, casey anthony was found not guilty of murdering her young daughter caylee. and we want to start right away here with a new angle on this story, just hours ago. one of the jurors in this trial, jennifer ford, a 32-year-old nurse in training, the only juror to have spoken to the media so far, sat down with me for an extensive, scloou exclus interview to shed light on what happened inside that deliberation room. here's what she told me. why did you and the other jurors acquit casey anthony of murdering her daughter? >> there wasn't enough evidence, there wasn't anything strong enough to say -- i don't think anyone in america could tell us exactly how she died. if you put even just the 12 jurors in one room with a piece of paper, write down how caylee died, nobody knows. >> reporter: s sit's cause of death that was a

>> we're live tonight from orlando, florida. >>> bombshell verdict. it transfixed the nation. the story of the little girl, the young mother and one family's life on trial. >> have you ever sexually molested your daughter? >> no, sir. >> it all ended today in this stunning decision. >>> and, unanswered questions. how did the evidence stack up? how did the jury decide? casey anthony, not guilty. inside the bombshell verdict. a special one-hour edition of "nightline" starts right now. >> announcer: from the global resources of abc news, with cynthia mcfadden and bill weir in new york city and terry moran in orlando, florida this is "nightline," july 5th, 2011. >>> good evening, i'm terry moran, live here tonight in orlando, florida. well, , t guilty.. that is what the jury decided today y casey anthony's murder trial. stunning verdict. and while the young florida woman was convicted on minor charges in the death of her 2-year-old daughter caylee, really, this was just a total victory for her. it means she's escaped a potential death sentence and might be free in days. the reverb

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karen brown is in orlando, florida, where it is possible casey anthony could walk out of court a free woman tomorrow. karen? >> well, lesli, the jury is still not talking today so really this alternate juror is our only window into why they made the decision they did and what he says is he did not believe the prosecution provided a motive. he absolutely did not believe casey anthony killed her daughter because she didn't want to be a mom. people are already lining up to get a seat for casey anthony's sentencing. many can't believe she was cleared of murdering her

, and we will get the answers to what the developments are there in orlando, florida, right after this. >>> can i just give it to you straight -- >>> we hear are the casey anthony may be freed at any moment, and we are told now that she is being released. this was a short time ago in orlando, florida, and there you see her walking out with guards in the pink shirt, and she has her attorney with her, and so that makes it certain that the car that we have been seeing driving away does have casey anthony inside. we have heard that may may have already released her, but they didn't want any media coverage whatsoever, because of threats made against casey anthony, and all of the attention toward her for her safety, but this is her walking out of prison a short while ago where she has been for some time during this long drawn-out trial, but now casey anthony is a free woman and she is headed to an undisclosed location somewhere in orlando, florida. the scene around the jail we are told has been people heckling her, yelling things about her release, protesting her release, of course, the

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a network ahead. >>> going back now inside the courtroom in orlando, florida, where the judge, belvin perry, is listening to rebuttal arguments of sorts from the state of florida on the sentencing phase of this case. of course, casey anthony, acquitted of murdering her 2- year-old daughter, caylee, two days ago, the day before yesterday. now this phase, she could be facing no time, time served already, or some time today we are waiting to hear now as the judge listens in to arguments. >> that their cite was 37, 3rd edition, what page? >> 1067. >> 1067? >> i do have a copy -- this is a situation where an individual was charged with two different counts for one act of shooting. would the court like my copy? >> give me just a second. >>> once again when it comes to court proceedings, nothing is as simple as one thinks it is going to be. we are covering live the sentencing sentence for casey anthony. at issue here is whether or not the four charges of providing false information to investigators constitute double jeopardy. should those four charges in essence be counted as one episode, or

. >> well, good evening, i'm terry moran here in orlando, florida, where the stunning reality is now clear. casey anthony is going free, and soon. so, what now? another child? a memoir? those are only two of the possibilities the former murder suspect mentions in her letters from prison. but she'll have to face simmering public hostility. passions around this trial is running so high that a judge today temporarily sealed the names of all the jurors for their own protection. casey anthony walked into court a changed young woman, her hair down, her mood buoyant, a new lease on life. >> the defendant, casey anthony, is before the court for sentencing. >> reporter: having already served nearly three years in jail, and convicted on only four misdemeanors, the question today was, how soon would she be free? >> mr. mason, mr. baez, anything else you would like to say? >> reporter: outside the courthouse, the fury among the few dozen protesters was turning ugly and menacing. >> eye for an eye. >> reporter: there weren't many of them, especially in greater orlando's 2 million people, but some

karen brown has the latest from orlando, florida. >> reporter: casey anthony could walk free within 24 hours. >> we the jury find the defendant not guilty. >> a jury of seven women and five men cleared her of murder. while the panel decided not to explain their decision, an alternate juror believed it was some sort of horrific accident. >> they didn't prove there was a murder. >> heckler was juror number 14. he said after more than a month of testimony, the prosecution did not prove its case beyond a reasonable doubt. >> they didn't show us how caylee died. that was important. no one could answer that. >> anthony was convicted for lying to police. she's been in jail for nearly three years so many experts think the judge will set her free tomorrow for time served. >> had she just been tried on those four cases, she would have never gotten four years in jail. >> the prosecution admits it is disappointed and so are many of the trial watchers from all around the country. the verdict sparked strong emotions. >> she can run but she can't hide. god will get her. >> that little girl needs just

." >> right now in orlando, florida a sentencing hearing for casey anthony is just getting started. live pictures from orlando, florida, they found her not guilty of killing her two-year-old daughter back in 2008. she still faces misdemeanor charges of lying to investigators but she may go free today. she spent three years in jail awaiting trial. we're planning to air a live report after the judge hands down his sentence. that is expected to happen sometime this hour. >> the oakland police department is undergoing a massive reorganization to help a small are force fight a rising crime rate. the chief says specialized unit like the motorcycle squad will be eliminated. officers will move in disbanded units to patrol duty. it will put more officers in crime plagued east zbleoblg overall i think the citizens should see customer service better, more effective organization and if that doesn't work, we'll reevaluate and shift the change but that is the focus of what we're trying do. >> several detective squads will merge into one major crime unit that will investigate homicides and assault

karen brown is in orlando, florida, with the latest. good morning, karen. >> reporter: and good morning to you, betty. extra security is planned to are this area outside the courthouse here during the sentencing hearing and basically the judge has three choices. he can give her more jail time, he can release her on probation or he can set her free for time already served. casey anthony could walk away a free woman this morning. >> we the jury find the defendant not guilty. >> reporter: just two days after being acquitted in the murder of her daughter, caylee, the 25-year-old will be sentenced on four misdemeanor counts of lying to investigators. each charge carries a maximum sentence of one year in prison but since anthony has already spent nearly three years behind bars, she could be released for time served. >> justice for caylee! >> reporter: because of the high profile nature of the case the court will take extra precautions to keep anthony safe. >> she's despised by most of america. >> reporter: casey anthony's future outside of ja

so say we all dated orlando orange county florida 5th day of july. as to the charge of providing false information to law enforcement officer verdict count five we find the defendant guilty of false information to a law enforcement officer as charged in the indictment. so say we all dated orlando orange county florida 5th day of july, signed by foreperson. as for the charge of providing false information to a law enforcement officer verdict of count six we find the defendant not guilty -- sorry we find the defendant guilty of providing false information to a law enforcement officer as charged in the indictment so say we all dated orlando orange county florida signed by the foreperson. >> a as for the charge of providing false information verdict of count seven we find the defendant of guilty providing false information to a law enforcement officer charged in the indictment so say we all orlando orange county, florida 5th day of july 2011, signed by foreperson. >> madam foreperson you may poll the jury. >> number one. >> injure number one. >> you've b

. >> reporter: caylee anthony disappeared from her orlando, florida, home and on to america's tv screens at age 2. and caylee would have been 5 as her mother casey stood before a judge, her national sensation of a murder trial coming to a close. the defense resting. all without the jury hearing firsthand testimony from the woman who from the beginning has been suspected of suffocating her toddler to death. >> you understand that your decision to testify or not testify is solely your decision and your decision alone? >> yes, sir. >> casey anthony didn't testify because she would have gotten absolutely skewered by prosecutors. >> reporter: for three years casey anthony's every move has been watched, criticized for partying while others searched for her daughter. after her arrest, telling her parents in a jailhouse visit they should feel sorry for her. >> i'm just as much of a victim as the rest of you. >> reporter: when anthony's trial began, prosecutors linked her to chloroform and duct tape. the alleged murder weapons. and tore apart her first alibi, that she left her child with a nanny

hechos y estamos sorprendido >>> de acuerdo a un vocero también es el final del fiscal >>> desde orlando florida son las faltas para no ser deportado [♪] . >>> los indocumentados puede prevenir que los deporten >>> sin duda toda personas que no tiene documentos legales tiene que tener cuidado de como maneja >>> el pasado 11 de marzo regresaba de un viaje con su abuelo, al parecer tenía infracciones de los años 90, en ese momento que el hecho de tener una visa estampada no tiene el derecho a entrar a estados unidos >>> y fue deportado los padres de la pequeña, decidieron que ella también se regresara a guatemala >>> cualquier personas que sale del país y depsues intenta regresar debe si tiene cualquier record, tiene que chekearlo con un abogado para que no sea la causa de no sea admitido >>> expertos dicen que si quieren salir y regresar sin problema tiene que tener un record limpio, y que necesitan ser cuidadosos, >>> hay que comportarse bien, hay >>> una de las cuasas principales por ser deportado es por tomar tomado >>> si la personas es arrestada , su información lo tiene los agentes de ice >

de los argumentos finales de la mujer acusada de matar a su hija de dos aÑos, en una corte de orlando floridafinalmente deliberarÁ. cuÁl serÍa el futuro de la mujer en caso de ser culpable? >> los argumentos finales, la defensa no podÍa hacer ninguna referencia a que ella fue abusada por su hermano y su padre porque no hubo pruebas de aquello... >> ella muriÓ porque le aplicaron cinta adhesiva en la boca y la nariz, el tipo de vida que querÍa llevar era mÁs importante. >> ellos argumentan que matÓ a su hija querÍa una vida libre sin preocupaciones sin impedimentos de la niÑa y este fue el motivo. > > ella se mostrÓ llorasa. el abogado defensor destacÓ: aunque ella fue una niÑa que muriÓ mucho antes de lo que le correspondÍa, los jurados nos debÍa dejar llevar por las emociones. >> recuerda al jurado que si simplemente hay una duda razonable y la fiscalÍa lo ha mostrado el jurado tiene que rendir un veredicto. >> la pequeÑa muriÓ ver - ahogada en la piscina >> enfrenta siete cargos en total, por haber mentido a la policÍa, homicidio y abuso. podrÍa enfrentar la pena de muerte. los jurado serÁn

>>> i'm terry more nn orlando, florida. and welcome back to our special hour-long edition of "nightline." we're here with this stunning verdict today in the trial of casey anthony. this trial's just put incredible strains on her family. defense lawyers accused both her father, george, and her brother, lee, of sexually abusing her. with today's verdict she is safe from the death penalty. but the life they face will not be easy. there they were again in the back of the courtroom today as they'd been so many days. george and cindy anthony awaiting the moment of truth for their family. >> we find the defendant not guilty. >> reporter: casey wept. her parents quietly left. afterwards the lawyers spoke to the press mob. their statements touched with sorrow for one family forever shattered. >> while we're h hpy for casey, there are no winners in this case. >> for us the case has never been about the defendant in particular. it's always about -- it has always been about seeking justice for caylee and speaking on her behalf. >> repo

florida, versus casey marie anthony, as to case number 2001 cf 156-06-0. verdict as to count one, we the jury find the defendant not guilty so say we all, dated at orlando orange county florida on this fifth day of july, 2011, signed foreperson. as to the charge of aggravated child abuse, verdict as to count two, we the jury found the defendant not guilty so say we all, dated orlando, orange county florida, this fifth day of july 2011, signed foreperson. as to the charge of aggravated manslaughter of a child, verdict as to count three, we the jury find the defendant not guilty, so say we all dated at orlando, orange county florida, this fifth day of july, 2011, signed foreperson. as to the charge of providing false information to law enforcement enforcement officers, verdict as to count four, we the jury find the defendant guilty of providing false information to a law enforcement officer as charged in the indictment. so say we all, dated this fifth day of july 2011, signed foreperson. as to the charge of providing false information to law enforcement officer verdict as to count five, we jury the find the defendant guilty of providing false information to a la

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here's the report from orlando florida with the casey anthony verdict and what happens now. >> reporter: casey anthony cried as the court clerk read the verdict. >> as to the charge of first degree murder, we find the defendant not guilty. >> reporter: the jury delivered not guilty verdicts. they were guilty verdicts on lying to police officers and declining to talk to the media about the decision. the prosecutors said that casey anthony suffocated her daughter because she didn't want to be a mom. >> she chose to sacrifice her child. >> reporter: but from day one, the defense attorneys claimed that caylee accidentally drowned and her father helped to cover it up. >> he said it was an accident that snowballed out of control. >> reporter: anthony's father was to blame, the defense attorney says. they claimed he sexually abused anthony. after the verdict, anthony's lawyer said he felt he helped save a life. >> i'm happy for casey. i'm happy for her and i want her to be able to grieve and grow and somehow get her life back together. >> reporter: the judge will determine her sentence on the

. >> reporter: in orlando, florida, manuel gallegus. >> and casey anthony will not be in jail very long. a short time ago a court official announced she will be released next wednesday. >>> baltimore football fans are mourning the loss of an all time great. ron matz has more on john mackey. >> we all grew up watching john mackey. after battling dementia for a decade, he died. he played with the colts from '63 to '71 and was part of their super bowl win and credited with revolutionizing the tightend position. off the field, number 88 was the first president of the nfl's association ushering in free agency and big money contracts. he was elected to the hall of fame in 1992. he suffered from frontal temporal dementia. john mackey, a legend, was 69 years old. back to you. >> the ravens owner released a statement offering condolences and we'll have more coming up at 4, 5 and 6. >>> despite searching through the night police still have not found the man armed with a gun and hammer who attacked a speed camera. it happened on the bw parkway yesterday. >> reporter: police have searched the woods

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asesinada por su madre, se espera y maÑana comience a deliberar el jurado que atiende el caso en orlando floridaque mÁs golpean a las hispanas, lo peor es que este grupo encabeza las estadÍsticas como las que menos se preocupan por su salud. > > desde hace 25 aÑos sufre de diabetes y tuvo razones para descuidar su condiciÓn mÉdica. >> los medicamentos salen muy caros, las consultas y el medicamento, la hospitalizaciÓn, es muy caro. >> ella podrÍa ser parte de las estadÍsticas de un reciente estudio que encontrÓ que en el estado de illinois un 34% reportaron mala condiciÓn mÉdica, las enfermeras cardiovasculares, el cÁncer y la diabetes son las que mÁs golpean a las mujeres. >> tienden a dejar que las condiciones empeoren, porque ponen por delante las necesidades de su familia. >> pero investigadores en el Área de salud seÑalan la dificultad de que hispanas participen en estudios mÉdicos. >> las investigaciones sirven para determinar quÉ cuidados o quÉ guiÁs de cuidado mÉdico son mÁs apropiadas. >> es que hasta el momento las barreras del idioma y la educaciÓn han sido el obstÁculo. >> yo creo po

there is a lot of frustration right now in orlando, florida. >> all the different issues double jeopardy, where does this case stand right now? is this it? >> i think it really is. the prosecution is always go on to say, we caught the person who did this, we just could not convict her. they have no other suspects. they believe that casey anthony did this murder. if some new piece of evidence may turn up, that could lead in a different direction. >> thank you so much. we appreciate the inside. folks, we ask for your thoughts on the verdict. >> you can imagine the opinions that many of you posted were against the jury's verdict. >> to share your thoughts, log onto facebook. >> no shortage of opinions on this case. we will air a special one-hour the addition of "nightline." we will -- they will have more of the fallout from the verdict. >>> the mother of a two-year-old who died after he was left for hours in a sweltering event is now facing charges. john gonzales is live outside of the circuit court in manassas. he has the latest. >> earlier today, at age 3 in prince william county charged

on the east coast but orlando, florida, the orange county courthouse, center stage of a legal drama that riveted nation. following 33 district attorney of system, full of stunning twists and turns from more than 100 witnesses the seven women, five man jury will hear from the prosecution and the defense one last time. it is the closing arguments in the casey anthony murder trialing live gavel to gavel coverage on "msnbc sunday." welcome, i'm alex witt. what you're seeing defense attorney, the lead defense attorney, jose baez, he is listening to some 16 points that the judge is offering to both sides of of the attorneys and giving them things under which they have to operate, rules. he's saying things such as, we heard earlier during the commercial break, that jose baez would not be allowed to bring into the closing arguments today the concept of sexual abuse upon casey anthony, defendant, by her father, george anthony. he said that was nothing that was proven. jose baez is now refuting that by saying, actually, sir, i disagree, because the fbi took dna samples. he's trying to get that all

let's go to an nbc news special report right now live from orlando, florida, as we continue to follow the casey anthony sentencing this morning. >> as we look at that scene and what will be to unfold. >> that's right. we know as you just alluded to whatever sentence judge perry hands down this morning it's a far cry from what case weighs facing which was the death penalty had she been convicted of first-degree murder. she's served nearly 1,000 days in jail, and in the course of the trial, runling up to the trial. she faces up to one year in prison for each count of lying to authorities. we want to bring in our legal team. savannah, as we await judge perry. what are the options? >> one thing that we're in suspense about is whether or not there will be witnesses at this sentencing hearing, whether the lawyers will simply make their arguments. judge perry has the option to sentence her to up to four years in prison, that's one year for each count of making a false statement to police. as you mentioned, she has served nearly three years in jail. but subtract from that, she was convicted,

karen brown reports for wjz, from orlando, florida. >> reporter: people are already lining up to get a seat for casey anthony's sentencing. many can't believe she was cleared of murdering her daughter, caylee. >> she's probably going to take this to her grave. maybe someday she'sing go to wag -- she's going to wake up and say, i gotta come forward. >> russell heckler was an alternate juror. >> it was the right decision. >> he says the prosecution didn't show caylee was murdered. >> they didn't show us how caylee died. no one could show that. >> reporter: heckler believes there was some sort of horrific accident. >> reporter: overall, i think the family knows a lot more than what came out at the trial. >> reporter: the judge will sentence casey anthony on four misdemeanor charges on lying to police. she's already spent nearly three years in jail. so many legal experts believe predict she'll be set free for time already served. >> she'll be taken to a location and apparently at her designation in central florida. >> reporter: it's not clear if anthony's parents will help their daughter

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karen brown, cbs news, orlando, florida. >> checking bay area headlines, they will work through the man and identify the man shot and killed on sunday. they are reviewing surveillance video. the man appeared to p drunk and acting differently. one of the two officers who answered the call did have a taser, but it was not used. >>> an art thief strikes in union square in broad daylight. a well-dressed man snatched a pablo right off the wall. his 1950 work hets off binner, but that is worth $2,000. it may be difficult to tell it, several homes in gag fog fog flooded by watt r map grecque the pike burst was out in the street. not what is your whey it broke. >> it has been a south bay fixture for six decades. the shot that saved hundreds of animals needs help saving it. the simple fix that could keep those critters coming. >> they are going to need to chew and whatnot. >> for years lisa devoted her life to saving animals that otherwise would have been put to sleep. now her store is on borrowed time. >> the rent is due today. i don't have it. so scary situation to be in. >> we first met lisa

a jury in orlando, florida acquitted the 25-year-old woman of murder in the death of her 2- year-old daughter, caylee. after three years in jail and a trial that left her vilified, she was whisked away by her attorney and an armed guard yesterday. her attorney said elaborate plans were made to keep her safe because of a lynch mob mentality by people angry about the verdict. he says she's safe but her -- but her life will be difficult for a very long time. >>> in the last hour, we learned a startling new development in britain's phone hacking and police bribery scandal. there are reports that the reporter who first blew the whistle has been found dead in his home. but police say his death does not appear suspicious. in the meantime, david camny ron has called for an -- cameron has called for an emergency session tomorrow. paul stevenson and the assist taftant commissioner today have resigned. this is after rebecca brooks was arrested on friday. brooks along with murdoch and his john james will all be ordered to testify tomorrow. >> for my part, what i would say is this -- we've taken

cbs news, orlando, florida. >>> incredible story out of china tonight. a 2-year-old little girl fell from a ten story balcony and was caught by a woman below. the woman says she saw the child danging from a balcony and saw her falling and sprint into place. the rescuer says all she could think of was her own baby, and she didn't hesitate to help. she suffered a broken arm from the impact. >>> kate and william, it's their fourth day in their trip to canada. well wishers chanting will and kate mostly drowned out protesters denouncing the monarchy. they praised a royal regiment. they will have a three davis it to l.a. starting friday. er ra -- erica martin has the forecast. co's at,,,, i want to crush more cars. ♪ i want to sell more tea cups. ♪ i need help selling bread. ♪ i want to sell more crabs. [ male announcer ] you know where you want to take your business. i want to design more buildings. [ male announcer ] in here, small business solutions from at&t can get you there. starting with the at&t all for less package -- just $70 per month, voice plus br

. >>> following breaking news this noon from orlando florida.hat is where the jury in the casey anthony murder trial has just gotten the case and is beginning its deliberation. earlier today, prosecutors wrapped up their rebuttal argument forensic evidence showed the remains of caylee anthony and show that this goal in jawbone were attached. the only way they say they could have happened was with duct tape. >> all the doctors told you that the only thing that could have kept that mandible in anatomical position is the tape. >> prosecutors contend that casey anthony suffocated her daughter with duct tape and then dumped her body in the woods. the defense has argued that caylee accidentally drowned in the family pool. >>> more legal troubles for former imf chief dominique strauss-kahn. a french novelist says she is going to file a complaint against him. accusing him of attempted rape. strauss-kahn is already facing charges of sexual assault involving a hotel maid in new york. his house arrest was lifted last week after strauss-kahn's accuser had a

angie denice, abc news, orlando florida. >>> following up in new york sexual assault charges against one of the world's most powerful man could be dropped entirely. no word yet on the move now that the house keep who are accused the leader of sexual assault has a history of lying. he has been released from house arrest and he is due back in court july 18th. >>> whether you are boating on around or running around tomorrow, put a vest on. we have gone through some real rough waters the last couple of weeks. we want you to leave the dock and return safely. >>> and no blasting off fireworks for the 4th. when you hear why not, you will understand. >> things look pretty good for fireworks tomorrow night. right now severe weather moving into northern anne arundel county. we'll talk about the storms and when things clear up right after this. . >>> well, we can walk along main street and see a speed boat going by. and you can see the boats out to the bay or in annapolis it's all about sailing. to captains and third mates we all need to be careful. here's a story that could save your life. >>

david is joining us from orlando, florida.or her. >> it happens tomorrow. she is back in court to hear the sentence he hasnnds down for th four counts where she lied to investigators in the search for the case. what will happen is each of the misdemeanors carries a maximum of one year. the judge may have the option of sentencing her to four straight years to one year of the sentences running concurrent or he could go with time served. she's been in jail for three years awaiting trial and while this trial was going on. it's possible that casey anthony could walk out of the courtroom tomorrow a free woman. keira. >> all right, david, live from orlando, florida. we will follow the next moves with you. meanwhile, casey anthony could walk out of the courthouse a free woman, then what? former prosecutor holly hughes is back with us. there's talk casey anthony and her family could make millions of dollars off this, a book deal, a movie deal. are there any restrictions on them with regard to selling the story? >> no, there are not. es

take a look at this live picture coming out of orlando, florida. that is casey anthony.dant in her murder trial back in the courtroom with her attorney, jose baez. now, remember the judge had put this trial on an indefinite recess because the defense said that they needed to question some of the rebuttal witnesses of the prosecution who were ready to testify starting yesterday afternoon. the judge warned baez, look no funny games here, make sure you really need to do this. apparently those depositions went quickly this morning, and now court is back in session. rebuttal will start now from the prosecution. after that we will have closing arguments, and this jury will get this case over the holiday weekend. keep it right here. ohio governor john cassack signing his budget before a midnight deadline. it contains broad changes, private tying five state prisons, over hauling medicaid, banning most abortions in public hospitals and tying teachers pay to student achievement. randy macho man savage died from heart disease. they said something went wrong with the wrestler's hear

casey stegall is live outside the orange county correction facility in orlando, florida. casey, now we're hearing that she may be headed to a private airport. is that right? >> yeah, rick. a lot of rumors have really been flying in the last 48 hours or so terms of where casey anthony is going to go once she walks out of this jail right back here behind me a free woman. we are now hearing that there is a private airport not far from this very location, the orlando executive airstrip. it's really only a couple of miles from where i'm standing right now. there are two terminals at that location and according to one of our own fox news channel producers, an independent security company has basically indicated that casey anthony would be going to that location, but that security consultant would not elaborate and would not go into any further details with our producer in terms of how she knows that information. crews at the airport are, in fact, telling our own producer that high profile people do come and go from that specific airport and usually they don't even have to go th