really, you've tattooed the whites of your eyes? >> they're tattooed red, the whites of my eyes. >> why? >> i don't know if you can really ask why. the question is why not? everybody has got tattoos, everybody has got stretched ears, everybody has this and that. you never see anybody with the whites of their eyes tattooed. now i decided to go that far and done it. >> in the 30-odd prisons i have filmed at, i had never seen tattooed eyeballs before, and while we were at limon there were two guys who had tattooed the whites of their eyes. >> the other guy is his cellmate, paul inman. >> it's like the final frontier. nobody has got it done. i had blue eyes so i chose blue. i thought it would be a good combination between a dark blue and black. i thought black would be a little scary, so i went with dark blue. >> he was proud of them. he thought they looked great. >> and i'll bet you there's no one in the world that has the same color eyes as i do. i'm the only one. i'm it. good or bad, that's me. >> the two men were proud of their achie

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tattoo. and there it is. the how-tos. s little directions, how they tattooed their eyes. we might not want to have this floating around. next thing we know we got 955 blind inmates and don't know what to do. >> though the search fails to turn up the potentially contaminated needle, they return with a large bag of other contraband. >> no luck on the syringe. we did find the paper that tells them how to tattoo their eyeballs, which is a good find in my opinion. a lot of little nuisance stuff, things like that, and a lot of over limit stuff. so we pretty much cleaned their cell out of all their over limit stuff and put them into compliance. >> good job. a lot of contraband for one cell. they've been saving up for quite some time. the needle could be handed from inmate to inmate. we did get the evidence instructing how they should properly do this, so that raises some eyebrows in a facility that more than one offender might be doing this. so that will be a concern. >> inman and boltjes are allowed to return to their cell, but

it's most likely more like this. >> people get a tattoo, it stays for the rest of their days. they're going to forget their wife's name and their future girlfriend's name, but not mine. >> enter mario bart, celebrated tattoo artist and a man on the mission to change your preconceptions about his industry. you'll hear anything from easy listening to hard rock at his tattoo shops. who do you atrial court to these stores? >> anybody and everybody. we attract the 18-year-old who watches pop videos all day and we attract an 81-year-old grandma who wants to have a tattoo for the grandchild. finally it's not the biker area anymore. >> but it's what he's doing as an entrepreneur that's setting him apart from his contemporaries. when was the point that you decided i don't want just want to be the guy that's a tattoo artist, i want to be a businessman. >> i started realizing there's a need out there that people want something different. they don't want a hard core tattoo studio where they walk in and [ muted ]ic's blowing their ears out and people don't want to talk to them. >> he left m

this is how the state made me. >> some of kunkel's tattoos are inflammatory, such as the swastika onop of his head. others, like the teardrop and the dots below his eye, are often associated with gang-related violence. but kunkel says his are different. >> so how about these tats up here? >> that's my mom. she passed away. >> over here? >> no comment. >> okay. how about on your head? >> no comment. >> approximately 15 minutes after our interview with him, kunkel's tattoos led to serious trouble. jail security cameras pick him up at the bottom of his housing pod staircase. he has words with an african-american inmate and suddenly violence breaks out. the two men exchange numerous blows as other inmates gather around them. the brawl seems to last for an extended period of time. but it's actually only 41 seconds before security staff can assemble enough officers to not only break up the fight but to safely secure the pod in order to prevent other inmates from getting involved. >> i believe that the tattoos is basically the main reason for the fight and that the blacks were disrespected

i to my understand he picked up a report on the weekend for tattooing. >> that's correct. >> at this point i want us to impose sanction from the misconduct report. i want to see the tattoos. >> come on in. >> show me the tattoos. >> right there. >> where it's red. >> all these you could feel them. all these -- i don't know if those are notes. >> first of all, i'm disappointed. i mean, all we have in this world is our word. and you came to me and you said, i give you my word. you won't have anymore problems. and so then i hear that you're tattooing in the unit. and i see evidence of that on your arms. and so what. i to think? >> i'm giting aimed at. i'm getting shook down more than anody. i'm getting my money counted more than anybody. all of a sudden i've been getting picked on. >> somebody who has suspended sanctions and somebody who wants to be able to visit with their family, and enjoy their daughter, that person should be walking a straight line around here. i don't see you doing that. i don't. and that's why i'm disappointed. i mean, living in level two sa privilege, you know. i

tattoo. >> i did. >> jimmy: why? why would you do that? >> well -- there's the there. [ applause ] >> jimmy: got a snake under his neck and a parrot on his shoulder. >> yeah, well -- okay, i've always wanted one. and i always sort of threatened to. and i was -- i was talking it over with a couple of friends of mine, a couple of weeks ago and he said, well, i'm going to be in new york while you're in new york and the guy that i know that does tattoos, you should get it done while you're there. i said, okay, great. and, by the way, all i wanted to do and what i did do was get my daughter's name put right here. my daughter's not going anywhere, i'm not going to, you know -- >> jimmy: okay, yeah. [ applause ] >> it's not done in sesame street letters. it's fire and brimstone. no. so i get to new york a couple of days ago. he sends me an e-mail, he says, so, were you serious about getting the tattoo? the guy is kind of hard to book, do you want me to do it? and i just -- it was an e-mail, so, i look up in theheotel, i say to my wife, hey, that, the tattoo thing, shou

. >> slagle is not the only hustler at limon. other inmates tattoo, gamble for tokens, stamps and money orders. but there's one hustle that has a darker side than most. although it's common in prison, it's rarely spoken about. >> i think the worst hustle we deal with at limon is extortion. the gangs will try to extort the weaker offenders or sex offenders. if they can't pay off what they're being extorted for, they generally get assaulted. so it has caused problems here. >> one of the gangs at limon known for this kind of extortion is 211. >> 211 is one of our notorious white gangs. >> it's homegrown. it's a colorado gang. 211 stands for a robbery code out of california. i don't know why they picked that up, but they did. their m.o. is they go after sex offenders. >> only a handful of my friends knew what my charge was. obviously, you keep it quiet. >> david laudone claims his status as a sex offender has made him a target of the 211 gang. and to make matters worse, while many prisons segregate sex offenders for their own protection, colorado policy

the disruptive group. we've discovered various tattoos and symbols that are used by the 2-5. >> the validation process requireseparate pieces of evidence ranging from artwork to tattoos. >> a tattoo of a 25 here in a -- some sort of a shield. some are kind of like, you know, pretty vague. >> today, lieutenant rodriguez and his institutional gang investigators are on a mission to clean up the sny. by validating more 2-5ers and moving them off the yard. >> hopefully we'll send a message to the inmates out there that we're out here and we're going to stay on them. >> we're going to try to get them off the sny, that way the guys who come out to the sny can do their time, program, and don't have to worry about the gang. that's why they left the gp. >> hopefully we'll find guys with tattoos, written material, anything like, you see they have magazines. they'll start drawing faces on the people in the magazine like it's a tattoo and put like a 2-5 on there or the two dots and a one line. we're going to look around and see what we can get. >> want to call them out here? >> mandatory yard, fellas. lock it up. >> what a

however, the murder suspect strongly denies that the tattoo has any ties to the crime. >>> your time now 5:02. >>> president obama and congressional leaders meet again today for the fifth time trying to work out a deal on raising the national debt limit. coming up at 5:15 we will have a live report from our washington, d.c. newsroom on the very tense moments yesterday when that group met. >>> also china now says it is concerned about the lack of progress in the talks of raising the national debt limit and moody's investor service has warned the united states may lose its top credit rating soon. if the government doesn't raise the debt limit. china by the way holds more than a trillion dollars in u.s. treasury debt. >>> uc regent students are bracing for another round of tuition hikes. uc regents met this morning in san francisco and are expected to approve a 9.6% increase. that's in addition to a previously announced 8% increase set to take effect this fall. with the start of classes just five weeks away, students have little time to come up that with extra money. >> i'm going to hav

and then sort of as a final visual aid she put up on the screen for them that photograph of the tattoo, the new ink that she got on her back just two weeks after her daughter caylee was dead. bella vida in italian means beautiful life. juxtaposed to that picture was a photograph of casey anthony out dancing. that photograph taken weeks after her daughter died. a very powerful image left to the jurors. it wasn't supposed to be like this. the state was supposed to close and then the defense would close and then the state would close and it would be done. it dragged over two days there was a moment during the defense attorney arguments that bay yez pointed at ashton pointed and he had a smile on his face. that became a disruption that caused a delay forcing this into a second day, giving the state the final word on a fresh day, andrea? >> kerry, just moments ago and right now what you're looking at is the door to the courtroom. and that of course, is awaiting this 2:15 reading of the verdict. but moments ago, we saw the casey anthony's parents as you can see there. he in the blue shirt an

. >> you can see down to the tattoo. because people want better. because people want a safer environment, we'll find out. >> reporter: ridiculous and stupid some of the words described to describe the stabbing and shooting. the boy was walking with his father when he screamed out he was shot in the leg. police don't know if it was a shot fired at someone or in the hair for celebrations. >> that's one of the things we're looking for, the lack of physical evidence, the trajectory of the real many, the deployment of our officers and the proximity of any crowd. >> the shooting involved much more miss strip and police are scouring surveillance video for clues, a maddening task when you consider how many officers were on the street and the amount of video available, a safety plan that should have been enough to avoid such violence. >> it is truss straighting because we know we had the deploy plt there, we had the number there and we're working hard to work smarter and more efficiently and have a few people who want to put a cloud on to. >>> the department

he got the tattoo two weeks after that fatal shooting and they say that's no coincidence. however, the murder suspect is strongly denying the tattoo has any ties to that crime. >>> the government of chile is increasing the reward money that's offered in an unsolved killing that happened right here in the bay area. take a look at this new picture of the victim. this is adolfo bravo. he was a chilean citizen who recently moved to berkeley to be with his fiancie. police say he was shot and killed during an attempted robbery in september. right near the ashby bart station. the chilean government gave $3000 to the reward money. >>> emeryville police asking for help tracking down a hit- and-run driver who seriously hurt a young woman. police released this surveillance photo. they say it shows the dark colored suv that likely hit that 22-year-old victim. it happened at the intersection of add lion and san pablo on tuesday at about 2:30 in the morning. police say the victim was in the crosswalk and was dragged at least 30 feet. she remains in the hospital in intensive care. >>> tim

the star threw him off, the tattoos that i got. he got all excited, you know? ve been around each other for like the last 22 years. we were neighbors in juvenile hall. >> briceno and bowles are not only old friends. they share long criminal histories. they are considered among the most dangerous and violent inmates in the entire jail. because of that, they will never have physical contact. they are housed in a unit where only one inmate at a time is allowed into the common area. >> we laugh at it now. we look at each other door to door. we're just laughing like, dude, what the hell are we doing? we are 34 years old. and we're still like we're 10 years old in the heart. >> come on. come on. >> inside their cells the sinks provide the best sound transmission and serve as low-tech intercoms. >> good to see you again, though, man. >> yeah. >> we're getting old, huh? >> [ bleep ], dude. >> we ain't changed since we were kids. that's the scary part. >> stuck like chuck. >> stuck like chuck. >> i'm telling you he's got a big old smile on his face. he gets all happy eve

. >>> elsewhere people report the tattooed twosome slated to be married this summer, jesse james and kat vondee have called it off and ended their relationship. >>> this kind of casting could be proof the apocalypse is nearing. britney spears for her femme fatale tour has hired pauly d as a performer, from the "jersey shore." after join after concluding "jersey shore's" fourth season. >>> this comes to us from new york city where some of the world's greatest soccer players joined from just plain joes to break a world record. amid the hustle and bustle of the big apple, an attempt to break the record for the most consecutive penalty kicks by major league soccer all stars. the l.a. galaxy david beckham and future stars took part in the penalty kick bonanza. tourists and even midtown execs helped break the record putting the world's game on the world's biggest stage. i think a lot of women turned out just do see david beckham in action in person. >> and of course, you know, sad note, that's how the u.s. women lost their match in the world cup. they could have used some of those penalty k

then put up this picture one side the good life tattoo the other side casey anthony in that hot body contest. it was one heck of a way to end things and send that jury out of the room. they started deliberating around 12:30. they took a break for lunch and closed up shop around 6:00. they start up again tomorrow morning 8:30. >> judge jeanine: it seems jeff ashton did more of the forensic stuff and linda does the fire and brimstone take it away and ends with the picture of the tattoo and casey anthony dancing up a storm. >> i've been covering this story for three years. it takes a lot. a lot of rehashing today. for some reason, when she said that and played a conversation with casey anthony and her parents where she is dropping if bombs and telling them off -- dropping f-bombs and telling them off in this fit of rage and theres this picture up, very emotional. >> we can only wonder what the jury is thinking. you were in the courtroom. you were looking at that jury. any emotion other than the back and forth that you talked about? >> they've been paying extremely good attention. partic

the introduction. you work in a tattoo parlor and you're on a reality tv show. 't reading their comments. keep in mind i'm saying that despite my own brutal grilling from them yesterday. >> i watch you do the news. and there's something about you that it's a soothing quality. you give me the information and i really enjoy it. >> he's got those blue eyes. >> okay. so it wasn't a brutal grilling at all. i'm no expert, but i want to save kat von d further trouble. here's how tree works. if you are very publicly engaged to a guy on your tattoo reality show and you've talked about that guy and you go on tv to promote said tattoo reality show right after you announce your breakup to that guy and your own network sends out a clip of your tattoo reality show that features you showing that guy you're engaged to the tattoo that you got of his face in your arm pit? i'm just going out on a limb here, but maybe you're going to get asked about that. now of course, maybe walking out on the fine folks at good day l.a. was part of a publicity plan. by not appearing you get more c

. >>> elsewhere, people reports the tattooed twosome slated to be married this summer, jesse james and von dee have called it off and ended their relationship. >>> finally this kind of casting is proof to everyone but bill, that the apocalypse is here. we'll explain it in just a few. britney spears for her upcoming tour has hired "jersey shore's" pauley d as a performer. he'll join in august. yes, bill is a fan and -- >> brilliant. usually you don't know who the deejays are to britney spears concert or somewhere else. and now everyone knows who pauly is except for you. >> but i'm happy to see britney spears make a comeback. so good for her. >> you watch the "bachelor." . >> i'm amara sohn and this is "first look" on msnbc. >>> president obama opens for john boehner in a primetime twin bill over the country's debt crisis with the august 2nd deadline to raise the limit now one week away. the question is, did anything that either the president or the speaker of the house said last night move us any closer to a deal? >>> meanwhile, in a tiny glimmer of good news, in an unspeakably horrible

that's what she wanted to do all along, that's why she killed her child, she got the tattoo, the sweet life. that's why she partied on a tripper pole in a mini skirt and a puni pushup bra while caylee was missing, rotting. do you think i could put my head down on a pillow, knowing 15 houses away my child was laying in a swampy muck? no. sure, live it up, casey anthony, go ahead. but the justice system doesn't exist in a vacuum. you're forgetting something called the bill of rights. i know you brits don't have that, but we do. and the very first one is freedom of speech. now why are you suggesting that the world can't comment on tot mom's not guilty verdict and her choice of life-style? maybe she'll turn into sister -- mother teresa and do good works for the rest of her life. you know, i'm not a betting person, but if i were, i would bet she's not going to turn into mother teresa. and i would bet she would make all the money she can and run right through in on a high life-style. >> the brits don't have the bill of rights, but nor do we have trial by television. >> trial by television. t

however esquivel denies the tattoo has any connections to the crime. >>> 7:23, an investigation is under way into a dangerous device heard at a bus stop in marin county. they say it filled like rocks and that it looked like it was intended to cause harm. there have been reports of similar bombs in marin, county in the last few months including some in nevado. the pipe bombs are made of drink containers and household items. >> if you see something, say something. it's very important and 911 is always right there. >> anyone who spots them should not pick up these bottles. but instead should call police. >>> time now 7:34. uc students are bracing for yet another round of price hikes. they are expected to approve a 9.6% increase. that's in addition to a previously approved 8% increase set to take effect this fall. now with the start of classes just five weeks away, a lot of students have no time at all to come up with extra money. >>> and i'm going to have to come out of pocket with a lot more of the tuition so that is a concern. but i am just hoping for the best right now. >>> tell today, u

i got the same tattoo on my chest. >> how did it tick in prison. >> everybody knows me and a lot of peoplen plus it was all over the news, my story, my case, you know. >> the reason john pizzaman maxi's face was all over the news was because on halloween night 1996 he murdered his boss inside the pizza parlor where they worked. >> i was mad at my boss and things went bad and he lost. he said i was just -- >> disgruntled. >> oh, boy, exactly. >> maxi was given a 60-year sentence for murder but after meeting him, we realized he wasn't going to serve much more than the ten years he already had. he wasn't getting paroled. but his time was almost up. >> i got soros is of the liver and stomach hernia, and they can't give me no treatment. >> why? >> that's what the chief doctor said because if they cut me open the cancer will spread and kill me faster. >> so what does this mean for you? >> a death sentence. >> even with death looming over him, maxi found comfort in the support and camaraderie of his fellow inmates. >> him being around us, i feel like this is what gives him hope. even if he knows

>> the translated tattoo says "the beautiful life." the defense says that the prosecution and does not have a case that can provide a conviction on a capital-murder charge. >> everybody loves a mystery. you just want to witness it and part of it. >> the jury has been sent home from lead -- for the night. they will be back tomorrow morning. there will be no time limit on how long they can deliberate. >>> suspect in the lululemon murder case could face some damaging -- the suspect in bill lululemon murder case could face some damaging testimony later this week. brittany norwood is set to appear. awtop reports that it is likely the employee will be testifying about comments that brittany norwood made to her brother after her arrest including that she killed jayna murray. >>> daniel radcliffe says he has a drinking problem. he says he is giving up drinking. he says he has partied too hard and is now calling it quits. he says he felt pressured to have a hollywood lifestyle. he says he prefers reading and going to dinner in his free time, no

here's the thing that's really got to burn for kat von d. she had just gotten a tattooe's face done to the left side of her body. i guess there was a little bit of skin left. there, there it is. that was him as a young boy. apparently he e s s rried -- she was worried what his reaction was going to be. she said she was worried he might break up with her. >> i'm so sorry they didn't make it. >> i really don't think it was the tattoo, kat. >> a little more than that, kat. >>> this story, i love this story here. crystal harris, she's the former hugh hefner girlfriend. apparently she went -- former fiancee. she went on howard stern's radio show on tuesday and kind of spilled some secrets about what sex is like with the old man, with the legendary hef. >> she did not. >> she says, quote,the sex lasted, quote, like two seconds then i was just over it. she said they only had sex one time, he really doesn't take off his clothes, i've never seen hef naked. apparently she spilled secrets on my boy hef. >> don't you know you never kiss and tell? isn't that rule number one? >> he's

that's why she got the tattoo, the sweet life.s why she partied on a stripper pole in a mini skirt and pushup bra while caylee was missing, ie, rotting. her child was rotting. all right? you think i can put my head down on a pillow knowing 15 house as way from where i slept every night my child was laying in a swampy water muck? no. so, sure, live it up, casey anthony. go ahead. but you're forgetting, the justice system doesn't exist in a vacuum. you're forgetting something called the bill of rights. now i know you brits don't have that. but we do. and the very first one is freedom of speech. now why are you suggesting that the world can't comment on tot mom's not guilty verdict and her choice of lifestyle? hey, maybe she'll turn into sister -- mother teresa for all i know and do good works the rest of her life. but you know what? i'm not a betting person. but if i were, i would bet she's not going to turn into mother teresa. i would bet she's going to make all the money she can and run right through it on a high lifestyle. that's

the prosecution was trying to drive home, and they left them with an image of her partying, and the tattooile her daughter was missing that said "the beautiful life." they tried to say that this was the life she wanted, and that was the sacrifice she was willing to make. >> you have been watching this case closely. what do you make of her demeanor and expressions? he looked tired today. what did you see in casey as this wrapped up? >> today she looked absolutely exhausted. yesterday during some of the closing arguments, she cried quite a few times. today she came out and looked listless, bags under her eyes, no expression on her face hardly at all today. really, she looked absolutely exhausted. probably emotionally and physically. i doubt that she would be sleeping much with something like this looming in her future. >> we have seen incredible scenes, david, outside the courthouse where people have been running, knocking each other down, punching each other to try and simply get a ticket for one of the 50 seats to sit in the courtroom there. what is the sense of what is taking place outsid

he has the tattoo of skull and cross buds on his upper right arm. if you have any information you're asked to contact san francisco police. >>> also police just released this video, three young men held at the market on may 4th, no shots were fired during the robbery. police say they got into a dark cherokee. >> the nasdaq rose 42. for the week, the dow rose. the best week since july 2009. >> what is sending the market higher and if that momentum can -- >> reporter: the stock market is on a tear. for every thousand dollars invested in the s&p 500, that's the broad nature of the stock market, he made $56 this week. since the market's recession low in the fall of '09. you're just $76 short of the post recession high hit last april. >> it's been an excellent week. >> u.s. manufacture numbers are better than expected. gasoline prices are declining. japan tsunami recovery is well underway. and the debt crisis that could have imploded has been overted. >> we expect employment gains to keep gaining. we expect economy to keep expanding. >> the economy is spr

for her, or was it casey anthony who we have seen the pictures of her out partying and getting the tattoo, and yet the contradiction that we see shg, jonna, which is that no one said that she didn't love her child. >> and linda drane-burdick brought that up, where did you get that information from? you got it from people who were her friends and people who have their own lives and good on linda's part where she sort of juxtaposed a lot of that, and if you can't -- her theme was that casey anthony is the biggest liar that has ever walked the face of the planet, so you can't even believe that she was a good mother, because she was such a huge liar and even her friends, because those are the only people who could vouch for her being a good mother, and she wove that theme throughout the closing argument. >> and so, did linda drain byrdak bring it together? >> well, she impressed me big time. both of the prosecutors have done a good job throughout the trial, and ashton was amazing and not that good this morning, but linda drane-burdick brought it home and i'm not worried about a first-degree v

in other words, the behavior, the tattoo, the dancing, the lies, backs you into the premeditation. you get out of the premeditation by showing her behavior was the rult of a completely insane way of dealing with this tragedy. >> jonna, you're a defense attorney. get inside the head or the temperament right now of jose baez? he's standing onto perhaps the most important stage of his can rear right now any minute? >> he's got a really tough row to hoe. he's coming up against a prosecutor who did a brilliant closing argument and initial phase. he's got a lot of -- probably some legal errors in the case that he knows in the become of his mind that even if he loses, the appellate court will fix it for him. he's got to do a really good joob. again, he's got a lot of explaining to do. >> how much does a defense attorney have to roll with the punches? instantly change things. you know he's prepared. >> you can't try a case without being able to do that. cross examination. >> he now understands there are a few places he won't be able to go. do you think he's is a wear of the tactic used by

the tattoo on his neck match the tattoo of the perpetrator.eeks where did the police make their mistakes? they bragged. they went to the media saying we solved the case. that does not mean they did not act in good date. hough >> how about the latest with the nfl? so the players are going over this now. you said, especially the part about injuries, it is good for >> the players> for years, their contracts have not been guaranteed unlike baseball or basketball. you cannot get injured, you cannot play. hops to your contract becomes a boy. they give you a signing bonus, that is guaranteed money, very few players to get that big bonus money. now, a player gets injured and cannot perform or cannot play, the initial year after the injury is a $1 million guarantee. that is used for a player who would not normally get anything. the second year of the injury there is a $500,000 guaranteed. in addition to that one the players were done that had no more medical insurance and then they had to get medical insurance of the private sector with pre-existing co

it's not like the reds were tattooing the ball. in all, he gives up seven runs, five of them in that disastrous first inning. he walked three batters. the giants couldn't recover as they dropped the big game and the series with their loss. >>> after the game the giants announced they had traded for 36-year-old orlando ka prayer ya, he's been to the postseason four times with four different teams, winning a world series in '04 with the red sox. bochy plans to use him as the every day shortstop. >>> to the east bay, a's taking on the twins. the a's tied a franchise record tonight for the 15th game in a row. weeks scored pennington. bottom five, he's got signs, bases loaded double down the left field line. a's get 12 hits and win 8-3. >>> most football teams ease into practice with some passing drills while the lineman applies so old love taps to that blocking sletd. how did hue jackson's raiders start their first full pad practice of the year? with the hard hitting oklahoma drill. >> it was the raiders first day of practice in full p

woman, a young mother with the pictures of her cuddling her daughter and then the daughter is missing and she is getting a tattoo and partying and part of the analysis is that the jury would be intrigued who is this person? what kind of mom would do this? >> right. jurors are always curious about the motive, and we always want to remind the prosecutors have no burden to prove motive and they don't have to put on any evidence of motive if they don't want to, and they did in this case, and jurors want to know why? what would lead a young woman like this to deliberately premeditate the killing of her own baby daughter. i think that motive was one of the weaker aspects of the prosecution case. >> why? >> what they argued was consistent with the evidence that she wanted a more care-free lifestyle and a mom too soon, but on the other hand, it is hard to believe that she goes from being by all accounts a decent mother, and all of her friends knew of the little girl, and it is not like she was trying to hide it and no evidence that she had a new boyfriend who didn't want the child around and the parents doted on this li

guess what, she says, you know, i'm keeping the tattoo. there it is.ting rid of it, i'm keeping my ex's childhood face on the side of my body. >> you know what else? she's got another face of an ex-boyfriend somewhere else on her body and she says that one is sticking around as well. >> so her body is a ink-stained monument to past lovers. is that what it is? >> you know what you get if you date kat von d. >> hey, you know what? hey. >> a little permanence on the skin. >> god bless the freaks. >> good one. >> one more little thing h he. >> sorry. >> "dancing with the stars." >> oh, yes. >> big show here at abc. apparently there's another kardashian who is going to join the ranks. not kim. she was kind of disastrous when she was on the show. robert kardashian, the only male sibling of that group, of that brood, is going to come on the show. >> it might be good for him. he's always on the sidelines, now he's going to be spotlighted. he's getting a little attentntn. >> which is good for him. i think he likes being the low key of all the kararshians. he'll

show photos of the tattoo. show photos of that beautiful little girl. pull on the jurors' heart strings. it was an absolute flop. >> as we sat here yesterday, karen and our legal panel was saying what he thought he should do, they say you always go for the emotion. when you have the rebuttal, first of all, you have the opportunity as the prosecutor to be the last one who leaves your message with the jury. would you have done it that way. >> no. i would do the flow chart approach, but that's usually in technical patent type cases or i take the three best elements i think i can win on and i will stand up for 10 or 15 minutes and drive those points home and sit down and hopefully there will be a tear or two shed. >> meg in orlando, you were with us yesterday as we were talking about what we thought that the prosecution would do here on rebuttal. what do you think? >> i agree with joseph. that was very boring on top of everything else. there was no reason for ashton to say everything he said. he also tossed a bone to the defense by saying kronk is a liar. th

the last was when she got this tattoo that says beautiful life. members of the jury were given a form of this. here is a copy. this is what they can consider with a variety of charges to choose, from first degree murder, manslaughter. in addition, she is also charged with child abuse and longing to police. the deliberations will resume tomorrow. we will be back after this break. ♪ 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 broadband. it's the at&t network. helping you do what you do... even better. >> kimberlee: here's your tech talk to headlines. fox muses twitter was hacked. fox news--in appropriately and incorrectly tweeting that president barack obama was shot in iowa. these were removed they alerted the secret service and officials say one twitter to look into how this happened. also the apple website was

they arrested a 31 who they said was the primary suspect at the time, the tattoos on his neck match those witness described. this is the victim, 42-year-old, now a law enforcement official reportedly says police have arrested two new suspects in the case. and the other guy? well, he could be released. and now, trace live from the west coast. trace, does it sound as though cops got the wrong guy? >>trace: it and and this is an embarrassment because the police chief came out and he was very emphatic this was the suspect and it was because of good police work they got him but the evidence from the start was weak and it was so weak the d.a. would not file charges. they held the suspect and are still holding him on a probation violation. his family is holding a news conference in about egypt -- 20 minutes and they want him releases. the two new suspects, police are releasing little information but to say the channels could be filed against them some time today or possibly on monday. >>gregg: what is the family of the victim saying? >>trace: his family is concerned about the health of their lov

they kept showing pictures of the tattoo she had, her partying, hanging out with the boyfriend on screen with the picture of her daughter and they were so relying on that and all the lies that she made and that's the verdict they got, was she lied to the police. >> lesli, this was a disaster for the prosecution because you have the defendant convicted of four misdemeanors. she probably will get time served. she's already served almost three years in jail. she will likely get time served. she will be released on thursday. she should have been released today. >> why didn't the attorney ask? >> he should have asked immediately. he could file a motion tomorrow morning and ask for her release. the judge thinks she could have been convicted of murder and gives her the full four years and calculating how much time she would serve under the florida system. >> you all seem to agree that there's a strong possibility that casey anthony will walk out thursday without having to serve any additional jail time. >> that's more likely than not. it's only a four year maximum or less that she would serve a

we were talking about developing the reader for this tattoo. nts and i were talking in the hall. it kind of got more and more complex, and i said, you know, this should be as simple as my iphone, and i held up the iphone and it was kind of a moment where we all said, oh, wow. everything that we need except for the light source is in the iphone, so what my students did as part of a student competition actually is developed this case, and it snaps right on to the iphone, and basically just has a light, and you shine that on to the skin and the camera itself takes the reading. right now we are processing that data on a computer, but we hope to develop an app some day where it will take the data, process it and give a realtime reading of let's say glucose levels. >> dr. heather clark, thank you so much. very interesting. and much more or digital tattoos i have all the details on my facebook page, facebook.com/randikaye.cnn. >>> want to talk more about the awol soldier's arrest near ft. hood. with me now is a police officer who worked at the gun stor

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and where this is going to end is it will crescendo at vita bella with the tattoo that casey had put on, presumably two days after the death of their daughter and that's where i think the drama will end the prosecution's case. >> richard you get the last word. do you think the last world coming from the prosecution in the rebuttal is going to be the sentiment that just might cement of the thoughts for the jurors? >> yes, fred, the rebuttal of the prosecution in any criminal case is the most devastating feature of it. it's the last words that the jurors hear when they go back. they get instructed after that and deliberate and they get the last licks, the final word. it's very scary for a defendant to sit back and know you can do nothing else and i am sure that they've prepared over lunch and they are going to take shots at baez's summation and show how he lied in his opening to them how they cannot believe him because he didn't produce with respect to the promises he made in his opening. and then they are going to tie in as avery said, the chloroform and duct tape and murder weapon, as

reporter: in the rebuttal prosecutors gave jurors a telling image to take with them, a photo of the tattoo casey got while her daughter was missing, it reads beautiful life in italian. the state suggested casey thought her life was better without caylee. >> that is the only question you need the answer in considering why caylee marie anthony was left on the side of the road, dead. >> reporter: prosecutors hammered home casey 's string of lies painting her as calculating and manipulative. casey's lawyers say she accidentally drowned in the family swimming pool. >> we will is you to -- we will ask you to surrender a verdict of not guilty these charges were not proven and not true. >> reporter: jurors deliberated nearly six hours before judge perry dismissed them 30 minute early for the july 4th holiday. >> members of the jury you may be excused for the evening. >> so far they have not asked questions the only way we will get an indication what they are struggling with when they ask for a read back of testimony or review of video evidence in orlando jessica stone fox news. >> one of the great