that that was the cause of death was suffocation? >> no, no. it's not clear evidence.clear evidence to the medical examiner here. she refused to say that it's suffocation because of the position of the duct tape. that's possible. but when you think of the use of duct tape, there are other uses of that. certainly i've come across cases where duct tape is used not necessarily as the mechanism of the homicide, but in order to have the body or what the body is placed in be more easily transported. duct tape is used to bind a body. the fact that you have it up around the mouth certainly makes it somewhat suspicious. and duct tape has been found to be used in homicides of young individuals. i mean it definitely does occur. but another explanation, this body had been at the residence for an extended period of time decomposing. i think it's reasonable even to suggest that duct tape was placed over the mouth and nose simply because those are the areas where the fluid is initially going to come from. >> that's where decomposition fluid initially comes out of first? >> right. and

they are trying to prove that she suffocated her daughter and at some point put the little girl's body in the trunk. now, the defense claims that casey did not kill caylee, that the little girl actually died in the family pool. if convicted casey could face the death penalty. and now to phil live from south florida. under cross-examination the defense suggested that this scientist has a personal financial interest in testifying in this case, right? >>reporter: absolutely, casey anthony's attorney very aggressively cross-examining the doctor who acknowledged the instrument that the laboratory scientist is developing. and he admitted he would probably get about 15 percent in royalties if patents are approved but denies he is in orlando to cash in. >> in, my goal is not to sell these. my goal is to develop them so that an investor, if the patent ever is awarded could come in and license that patent and they could build things. >>reporter: he told the jury how he was shocked at the "unusually high level of chloroform," their sampling detected in the trunk, key for the state's case because

well, the baby could suffocate.ies should sleep with nothing, just keep the temperature in the room warm or dress the baby warm and your baby should be safe. >> great advice. thank you. stay away from these. >> yes. >> thanks. appreciate it. >>> so do you start the day off tired or refreshed? kind of all depends on how much sleep you're getting, right? how much sleep do you think the average american gets? is it a, 5 1/2 hours? b, 7 hours? c, 8 1/2 hours or d, 10 hours? the answer coming up. first, free money advice from the cnn help desk. >> time for the help desk, where we get answers to your financial questions. joining me this hour, greg mcbride, senior financial analyst at bank rate.com. lynnette cox, founder of the financial advice blog, ask the money coach.com. holly in chesterfield, missouri says my husband and i max out our 401(k) each year. we cannot contribute to a roth ira due to income limitations. if we invest in an i.r.a. we're not eligible for the tax deduction for the same reason. should we invest i

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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 decomposed. of course, the prosecution was just grilling this expert for quite some time today before letting him go. but it was very clear that they're trying very hard to maintain who has control over the story that is in front of the jury. the prosecution who says she was murdered, or the defense who says that the officials here got it wrong, and that this child died by accident. >> and so, david, meantime the day's first defense witness, the judge made it very clear that he wasn't exactly pleased about how things were going. >> reporter: that was a very bad moment for the defense. in fact, when the expert got up there, he started to explain that he had some problems with the interpretation of what the duct tape was there for. well, immediately, the prosecution objected, the judge called everyone aside, and they were talking about the fact that there had been a ruling, an agreement in place, that no one was suppose

it is a key counterpoint since the prosecution says anthony used duct tape to suffocate caylee afterrugging her. the witness, a forensic pathologist, speculated the duct tape may have been used to keep the jaw together as the decomposing body was moved. testimony resumes monday in orlando. >>> an italian court heard two prisoners testify today that american amanda knox is innocent of murder. but the two inmates differed on the identity of the real killer. one said his own brother was responsible, but prosecutors questioned his credibility. another said that a different suspect was responsible for the murder. knox is serving a 26-year sentence for the killing of her roommate but insists she is innocent. >>> congresswoman gabby giffords is back home in tucson, arizona, for the first time since she was shot in the head in january. giffords and her husband, astronaut mark kelly, arrived friday and are spending the weekend with family. she was released from a houston rehabilitation hospital this week and will continue her outpatient treatment in houston. >>> the largest wildfire in arizon

which is a key counter point since the prosecution says casey anthony used duct tape after she suffocatedution says that the duct tape may have been used to keep the body together after decomposing started. testimony resumes monday in court. >>> and inmates say that amanda knox is innocent, but they differ on the description of the killer. one said that his own brother was the killer, but there are issues of credibility. and insists she is innocent, and her appeals process will continue on june 27th. >>> some sad news to report to you from the music world. clarence clemons of the bruce springsteen e street band. this is clemons performing in "born to run" video. he had suffered a stroke, and died saturday of complications. i'm don lemon, keeping you in informed. cnn, the most trusted name in news. >>> i'm back now with hugh hefner and his fiancee crystal harris. we've been joined by hef's son, cooper hefner. cooper, how are you? >> very good. >> let's just cut to the quick here. you are 19. >> yes. >> crystal, you are 24. so your stepmom -- >> i knew you were going to ask this. >> me, too

prosecutors allege casey anthony used chloroform to knock out caylee before suffocating her to death. there were internet searches on the same computer for neck breaking and head injuries. they were recovered on the computer's hard drive. gary tuchman has the latest from the courtroom today. >> reporter: casey and caylee anthony in 2008. just months before little caylee disappeared. the pictures shown today in court by the prosecution. casey anthony in her usual spot in the courtroom showed no emotion. and didn't even look at the pictures of her little girl. prosecutors then turned to casey anthony's computer, laying out what they believe to be very damning evidence. >> my name is john dennis bradley. >> reporter: john bradley is a software expert asked by investigators to ferencically investigate the ghurt casey anthony's house. the jury was listening carefully. >> is that a google search? >> yes, it is. >> for? >> the words neck breaking, with a space in between. and then a visit to wikipedia.org and inhalation, head underscore injury, ruptured spleen, chest trauma, hand-to-hand com

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the prosecution contends casey anthony used chloroform to knock her daughter unconscious before suffocating her. >>> old navy is helping out the victims of the san jose fraternity fire. it caused extensive damage to the house. all 28 men escaped without injury but they lost most of their possessions. tonight old navy will allow them to buy new clothes at a discounted price. >>> santa clara grand jury says the san jose unified school district should install automatic fire alarms and sprinklers in all remodels of its schools and offices. the grand jury has been look into the devastating fire last july. the school did not have automatic alarms or sprinklers. the building was destroyed at a loss of $15 million. >>> today state utility regulators will hold a public seminar on how gas pipelines are inspected. they are responding from demands from the public after the explosion in september. industry experts will explain the tools used, how they work, and what information can and cannot be gained from those inspections. the symposium starts at 10:00 this morning at the commissions head quarters in

anthony is accused of suffocating her toddler, caylee, then dumping the little girl's body in the nearbyd not guilty. >>> time now 6:49. that wild fire near the lost alamos nuclear lab in new mexico forced the evacuations of thousands of people. now it started sunday. it's already burned about 50,000 acres and destroyed 30 buildings. the lab contains as you know nuclear material in secured vaults. officials are saying the radioactive materials are safe from the flames. a lot of the people who were forced to evacuate now add an emergency shelter this morning. >>> 6:49 is the time right now. sal, i see you're checking in on marin county. any rain over there yet? >> yeah, we're watching it closely for that reason, pam and dave. just to see if it's wet there yet and of course that will change the commute. but so far it looks dry as we go to highway 101 i want to show it to you southbound 101 between novato and san rafael. even though it's cloudy, traffic looks good driving past the civic center into central san rafael. also the morning commute is busy at the bay bridge toll plaza. it is back

and then used chloroform to drug her daughter and then placed duct tape over her nose and mouth, suffocatingdy anthony getting on the witness stand and really poking a hole in that theory and saying, i'm the person who did the chloroform searches. what's really fascinating to me, anderson, is that what most people don't understand it only takes one juror to believe cindy anthony. prosecutors need all 12 jurors to believe that theory. the game has completely changed with cindy anthony's testimony today. >> jean, do you agree with that? and did it seem to you the prosecution was blind-sided by cindy's testimony? >> no. i think they knew it was probably going to come. but i think the headline is big. cindy anthony says she did the chloroform searches. but i think when you look at the evidence, i don't think it's big at all. and i'll tell you why. these searches were just about 12 minutes each on march 17th and march 21st. and you need to not only look at the searches for chloroform and how to make chloroform but the searches that were minutes away, seconds away from those searches. and they wer

her attorneys are saying that her child suffocated in the swimming pool. we will follow this case this morning on kron 4. >> we will be back with more in a couple of minutes. the boston bruins win the stanley cup hockey and vancouver burns. look what the fans did because there were so mad that their team lost. ÷o ♪ [ male announcer ] spare toothbrush, just in case: $4. ♪ home cooked meal: $28. ♪ first date finest: $33. ♪ having time on your side: priceless. mastercard paypass. bringing you the most convenient ways to pay. learn more at mastercard.com/paypass. >> we are back, it is 6:10 a.m., a big night for boston and bruins fans as that team he raised to 39 years of frustration by hoisting the stanley cup into the air for the first time, standing victorious since 1972. the bruins beat the canucks 4-0 in game 7. amazing sight. boston fans are happy. >> when i was a kid, we would write, set fires when we won. the canucks and did that because they lost. there were getting out their frustrations by overturning a truck and then, they are cheering. i guess that

> reporter: the chief wanted to stress it's different than a back draft, that's where a fire is suffocating, he say that's unusual, a flash over is very common common, in fact two firefighter and two homeowners died in the same flash over in 2007. >> we forget very quickly how dangerous a job of firefighting is and we just take it for granted they will always be there. >> reporter: absolutely. >> thank you both. >>> it was in that same area where another firefighter was killed in the line of duty back in 1995. winds topping 60 miles an hour fanned the flames in this house fire. in addition to the one firefighter who died 11 others were hurt. three got trapped in the garage when the door closed on them. the diamond heights neighborhood is particularly dangerous because it's in a canyon up there and makes it very windy. >>> we have more on the fire including more video, more reports from our sister station, you can see them all at cbssf.com. >> a judge did not hide his disgust with a man as he sentenced him. he got 431 years, his wife 36 years to life. both plead guilty to kidnapping jaycee d

safety officials banning the popular cribs because their design can lead to strangulation or suffocation. the new rules are the first change in crib standards in third years. hotels, motels and day care centers will be allowed to use the cribs for another 18 months and then they, too, must comply with the tougher standards. >> a new report finds violent shows and nighttime tv could be part of the reason your preschooler can't sleep. the study followed 600 3 to 5-year-olds are tied to trouble falling asleep. non-violent shows didn't have a connection to sleeping trouble. you can check out the study this morning in the journal pediatrics. >> a group of internet hackers says it is disbanding but will that end online attacks? for more on that and news before the bell it's nicole lapin. good morning. >> good morning to you. futures are relatively flat ahead of the u.s. open as investors a bit concerned about greece. the greek par la lament started a now round that they need to pass in order to secure a bailout package from the eu. asian markets on the news fell but europe is slightly positive

anthony's accused of suffocating her toddler, caylee, and dumping the little girl's body in the nearby woods. yesterday her team of lawyers tried to get a mistrial telling a judge that they do not believe casey is mentally competent based on private discussions. three psychologists examined anthony over the weekend. the judge reviewed the reports and made his decision. >> based upon the reports that the court has reviewed the court will find that the defendant is competent to continue to proceed. >> anthony has pleaded not guilty. she could face the death penalty if convicted. >>> i frankly am stunned. >> illinois governor rob blagojevich speaking after he was found guilty on 17 of 20 charges in his corruption trial. he was convicted of all eleven charges related to his attempt to sell or trade president obama's vacated senate seat. jurors deadlocked on two charges. rod blagojevich faces up to 300 years in prison, but legal experts say he will probably get anywhere from six to fifteen years. >>> a danville pilot survives a plane crash in oregon. how she was found and her local performa

that's where the fire is suffocating. he says you can see the building sucking in and out. uncommon, he says. what is common is the flashover. in fact, so common two contra costa police officers were all killed in the same flashover back in july of 2007. ken, back to you. >> we forget that work is so dangerous sometimes. thank you both. >>> the last san francisco firefighter to die in the line of duty was in that very same area of the city. 1995. 60-mile an hour winds fanning a house fire less than a mile away. three firefighters got trapped that time when the garage door suddenly slammed on them. one died, 11 other firefighters were injured trying to get them out. the diamond heights area is particularly dangerous because the canyon up there makes it very windy. of course we'll be following the condition of the other critically injured firefighter. we also have extensive coverage of the fire and the chief's news conference this afternoon. all of that on cbssf.com. >> justice served tonight in the kidnapping of jaycee dugard. after pleading guilty to abducting her nearly 20

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square now on a daily basis with some of the protests turning violent the trade has to stay the suffocating take as nothing can take the stage the measures that they fail strangling their economy the people are being refused very right to judge what policies are going to be implemented upon them and of course the greek government is an accomplice to this of popular sovereignty i mean we're not one of anymore in the proper sense a sovereign country when the i.m.f. can dictate policy when the european when the severe and the european union and the i.m.f. the so-called troika can come and say listen these are these are the measures you're going to implement you're going to implement them whether you like it a lot we can say in a way we're facing a very peculiar form. by the european union the european central bank. or a finance chiefs a desperate not to see the first year raising something default and they're rising concerns about the crisis that trigger. i think very chance of a domino effect if if greece or. before this is their problem and this is the reason why the europeans are helping gr

into the tunnel so they are going to plug both ends of the tunnel with dirt and rocks to try to suffocate the fire, cut off the oxygen. they say it could still take a week or longer before it's out. no word on what exactly caused that fire. >>> government program to put the homeless to work might sound great but it comes with a hitch. as patrick sedillo reports, the job pays but not in cash. >>> reporter: along 280 in san jose, in the area of willow creek, sits a camp. >> i got laid off of a normal job, safeway. then i was evicted. going in here and take a look in here. >> reporter: the camp is a safe haven for the jobless and the homeless. but now they are going back to work for the u.s. government. >> about 180 tons a year of trash go out of coyote creek. >> reporter: jared says the epa needs the help. >> if we can bring these two things together our need to clean the bay and their need for hope and dignity and supportive housing, we got a marriage made in heaven. >> reporter: the homeless people that participate in the program do get paid but unfortunately, it's not in cash. >> no. no

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. >> reporter: jana died by suffocating herself with a tank of helium. it's final exit's method of choice. >> their theory is that they don't want to be part of any physical activities with the person that's going to die, so they explain how to do it. show them how to open the valves and have them do the valves themselves. >> reporter: ultimately eggbert, along with three final exit members were tried with conspiracy to commit request manslaughter. two members entered plea agreements and because of a hung jury, the third will be retried. as for eggbert, the jury found him not guilty. >> you remember where this was? >> reporter: for the thomases, there are only pictures left. >> everybody's all dressed. look at jana, she looks great. >> and the doctor tried but acquitted in jana's case, joins me now from baltimore. thanks for joining us, doctor. you know, some folks have taken to calling you the new dr. death. i know that's not a term that sits well with you. the starting point, how would you explain what you do? >> i explain it very simply by saying it's

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prosecutors are trying to prove it anthony suffocated her daughter with ducks tapes -- duct tape. >> what was your reaction? >> i jumped back. the odor was strong. >> anthony has pleaded not guilty. the defense attorneys said the toddler drowned in a swimming pool. new hope for those suffering from melanoma. >> women may be able to predict their bone density by examining thei >> welcome back. 70 degrees downtown. a nice start for us on this tuesday morning. temperatures are cooler in the suburbs. 57 in frederick. 69 degrees in annapolis. today will have a mixture of sunshine and clouds. high temperature around 88. seven-day forecast coming up in just a few minutes. stay with us. >> to get new drugs are giving doctors hope in the fight against melanoma. first drug was approved back in march. the job help patients live two month longer than those given chemotherapy alone. the second drug reduced the risk of dying in certain patients by more than 60% and was shown to shrink tumors size. experts say the drugs are promising but not perfect. the drugs do have some serious side effects. >>

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this scene is where an 11-year- old boy suffocated under a collapsing sand dune. this congregation counts on fate to help them right now. and creek side community church will hold another prayer service, public invited tomorrow night at 7:00. and they plan to meet every day this week as ryan recovers. debra villalon. >>> governor brown and lawmakers work through the weekend on a budget. the governor met with democratic lawmakers to work on an alternative ban that could pass without republican support. at the same time the governor is still trying to work on tax extensions. >>> voters approved proposition 25 last november that docks lawmakers pay for each day after the june 15th. but steinburger says don't blame lawmakers because they got the vote done last week. >> the voters gave us a majority vote to do so, and we weren't going to be late the very first time out. we did the very best we could with the tools we had including $12.5 million worth of cuts. >>> lawmakers are losing about $500 each day in pay and expenses. >>> and a new poll shows that most california

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she is accused of suffocating caylee anthony three years ago.er lawyers claim the child accidentally drowned in her grandparents' swimming pool. >>> and the british are coming! today prince william and his new bride kate arrive in canada to start their north american tour. after landing the duke and duchess of cambridge will head to the national war memorial to lay a wreath on the tomb of the unknown soldier. the newlyweds will also make stops in six other canadian cities including montreal and calgary. in ottawa, the security detail is doing a practice run of the royal motorcade. the duke and duchess will visit the city tomorrow on canada day. tens of thousands are expected to try and catch a glimpse of royalty. >> because we all love 'em. we all love 'em. we think they're great. they're down to earth. they're just special. >> following their canadian tour, the couple will head to santa barbara, where prince william will play in a charity polo match. >> they should have come here. they talked about going to yosemite and maybe coming through the