with tim miller it's a completely different story. the before this whole casey anthony thing happened he was very clear. >> if i am the plaintiff -- if i am the plaintiff lawyer in the tim miller case i put him on the stand first i am getting much more than one red cent. i am getting the $100,000 he's a righteous man with a righteous cause he has no ax to grind. he's just trying to do the right thing for all of the families. with every cent he makes is going to search for kids. >> go ahead. >> i was just going to ask i know that you talk to jose you are asking him questions i think tim miller makes a good point. at what point does he know or did he tell him the child died accidentally. >> come on you know that. you know that. >> you can't do that. >> i want to say one thing. wait a second. wait a second. i completely respect the attorney client privilege. i am fully aware of that. i understand that. but at some point if there is obstruction involved, if you are missing a child, are you actively participatiparticipati? >> you can't wit

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you know, tim miller from equi search has filed $100,000 lawsuit for the cost of the search.s in the the house knowing that the wild was already dead and letting hundreds of volunteers and thousands ever dollars of donated money and his own money to search for her and she knew all the while that the kid was not living. >> harris: that's one of the cases and zani the nanny and casey made up the story that a nanny took the little girl and this woman happened to have the same name and her life she says was ruined. do they have validity. >> in terms of zani the nanny, it's a close call. what were her damages? and it was zanida gonzalez, not-- there are some disstinks continuations and put aside tim miller and i understand why he's angry. >> with equi-search. >> what you have are the fridge on the fringe of the story, trying to get a piece of the publicity action. orlando is a market there, they can advertise on billboard. 1-800-call me please. constant spots on local television, very aggressively seeking the spotlight and as long as there's a spotlight the lawyer will chase it oo

his name is tim miller. he says his firm spent more than $100,000 looking for caylee when she was reported missing back in july of 2008. i spoke with tim miller earlier. >> tim, at what point during this whole nightmare did you start to think about maybe suing casey anthony? >> the minute jose baez opened his mouth and said that caylee was never missing. in his opening statements. and it was like, how in the world could even jose ask us to stay there and search? and of course, cindy and casey -- in your opening statement you allowed us to spend 112 plus thousand dollars and literally just used and lied to every one of us. >> and i assume with you it's not just the amount of money your organization spent searching, which is no small amount of money because you exist from donations, but it's also the time you invested in this when you could have been out searching for other people. >> anderson, that's exactly it. we're a non-profit. we strictly live off of donations and of fundraisers. we try to pro does our o

tim miller is very angry about this entire case. of the worst phone calls he ever received from a family came from cindy anthony. so he organized a search team of 4,200 people to go out there and look for caylee. they spent two weeks combing swamps and woods look for her. it estimates it spent upwards of $100,000. it's non-profit volunteer group. he believes and the other volunteers were used. we'll speak to tim miller on that. he will decide whether he wants to sue casey anthony. big story. so terrorists starting to perhaps go high-tech and now there are some brand-new efforts to stop them from gang access to our most class fired secrets by launching hack attacks. holding hearings on the growing cyber-security case we now face. catherine joins me now. >> the former cia director told lawmakers the next pearl harbor will likely be a cyber attack. in some cases thousands of times every day government computer are being hacked and the primary culprit is china. >> we have been attacked during my opening statement thousands of time. beca

tim miller says his group spent $112,000 and hundreds of hours looking for the little girl. now miller says their efforts were a waste of time. >> jose's opening statements were caylee was never missing. so why did they call us? why did they put us through all that? >> one civil lawsuit has already been filed. it's from the woman who shares the same name as the made up nanny that casey said kidnapped her father. the woman says she was questioned by police and is suing for defamation of character. meanwhile there's an online petition underway for a new law to protect missing children. caylee's law would make it a federal offense for a parent not to notify police within 24 hours of a child's disappearance. caylee anthony was not reported missing until one month after she was last seen. almost 250,000 people have signed that petition since it was started on tuesday. >>> this morning president obama meets with congressional leaders at the white house on cutting the federal budget deficit and increasing the u.s. debt limit. at his twitter town hall yesterday the president warned

tim miller has no prooifyty can casey. he never signed any deals with her. the state, though, they'll have a hearing in about a month and figure out how much they'll seek to recoop. >> thank you for your time. appreciate it. we'll watch as this unfolds in six days. that is when she'll be getting out of jail. the question is, what is next for her? most people agree, it's not going to be easy street. dr. drew pinsky of our sister network hln says a healing isn't likely for the anthony family. >> i don't see her going home maybe ever. i mean, i don't see how this family reconciles. there's so much blood that's been drained out of the system. it's almost impossible to heal something like this. the other issue is that i think she's physically in harm's way. i've seen -- if you have checked youtube today and look at people's outrage and the incredible fury and frenzy that people are worked up into now, i actually think she's going to have to probably go into hiding for a while. >> we'll talk about that with our legal experts, richard herman and holly hughes. they'

let's assume she makes a million dollars she owed 70,000 on taxes already she has a defamation suit tim millerm equi search was on the show last night he's suing her. i think he's suing her. what's left? >> i was anal guysing this. you know the case in new york the subway vigil anti in 1992 when he went and blasted a few people who were trying to attack her. what did bernard guest do? i am not signing a book deal not doing anything. why? because in the civil suit there was a judgment of $43 million against him. to this day nobody got a penny of the money. >> here is where he gets involved he has to make sure there's enough money to cover him as well. right arthur? >> it's a conflict of interest. >> he did the case. he didn't make allotted of money. this is going to be a testament to his character. it really is. does he go out and maintain -- >> he is going to make a fortune. >> just tyned with caa agency. one of the biggest agencies. >> where is she now? >> i think she is right down stairs in fox studios. >> arthur? >> i think baes set up a safe place for her maybe a friend who has a summer ho

tim miller with equisearch. you started equisearch when your daughter was the victim of a homicide and i have empathy and sympathy for you. but when you come across a family like this that tells you that your little daughter, granddaughter is missing and you use all of your resources and then find out that the defense says well, she was never really missing, she drown, how does that make you feel? >> certainly made us feel used. and there is other families out there that really did need us. and we denied their help because all of our resources, 4200 plus people and 112,000 plus dollars was used on a little child that never was missing according to casey's attorney in the opening statements. i only felt that it is fair to these families that we didn't help, only fair as to the families that will be calling us and certainly is only fair to the the people that have supported us and donated to us to make some type of attempt to go ahead and see if we can recover some of these moneys that we spent on a missing child

we also hear tim miller who heads up texas equisearch, very famous corporation that goes around the countrywent to aruba when natalee holloway was missing, expend of their money and give their time to bring missing people home. he spent $112,000 to try to find little caylee all the while knowing she wasn't missing. they knew exactly where that baby was. yeah, she's free but not free, indeed. >> any minute now we should find out when she does walk free. jeff toobin, holly hughes, stay with us. >>> three moms accused of ripping off their pta in an alleged ponzi scheme. we'll tell you why police didn't have to look too far. ♪ all those promises we made ♪ >> and just ahead, we talk live with the u2 concert goer that earned 15 minutes of fame and then some. what is that? oh, we call it the bundler. let's say you need home and auto insurance. you give us your information once, online... [ whirring and beeping ] [ ding! ] and we give you a discount on both. sort of like two in one. how did you guys think of that? it just came to us. what? bundling and saving made easy. now, that's progressive. cal

first disappeared cindy anthony called one man to help her search for her missing granddaughter, tim miller, the president of texas equa search. he got very close to the anthony family. what he is now saying about the family and about this case. you will hear from him moments from now. martha: here we go, the countdown is on for friday's final space shuttle launch. nasa is starting that countdown clock for space subtle atlantis. it will be set to take off at 11:26 on friday morning. that's only of course if mother nature cooperates. we've seen how these things have happened in the past sometimes. the weather officer is predicting 60% of rain or thunderstormsment that doesn't sound too good. they bump it up by time increments so they can do it in clear weather during the course of the day. the four crew members are in florida making preflight preparations. nasa says they are reviewing the flight files and inspecting their space suits. full coverage of nasa's final shuttle mission, this is truly the end of a big chapter for nasa and it has been an extraordinary one. shepard smith will be live

and tim miller, the founder of texas equusearch, that great volunteer organization that goes around the00 that they spent in the summer of 08 and he says the most regrettable aspect of that, while she was lying about caylee being missing and they're spending 85% of their whole budget on searching for caylee, there were other legitimately missing children elsewhere they had to blow off to focus here in orlando. >> steve: so she potentially faces one big bill, and perhaps she will take that rumored $3 million book deal. thank you very much. we know she'll be sentenced in 20 minutes from right now in orlando and we've got a panel coming up to discuss it up to the top of the hour. the rest of your headlines on this thursday. the tsa may have to increase the power of those body scanners at the airport checkpoints because there is a new government warning that terrorists may be planning to surgically implant bombs inside their bodies of the terrorists and the scanners now being used are not strong enough to detect objects inside of us. just on the outside. the security industry sells more pow

miller, florida. devin nunes, california, erik paulsen, ted poe, ben quail, denny rehberg. a couple more names. tim walberg of michigan. kevin yoder of kansas. and don young of alaska. those are the hill's list of 33 undecided republican members of the house. let me return to you for our last comment. we have just a couple of minutes left here, bob cusack what do we know for sure is happening today? guest: well, i went to the house rules committee last night and the chairman admitted he didn't have a lot of answers. theyif they passed a rule last t that would allow a bill to be changed and immediately addressed. house republicans passed a rule that a bill could be -- would sit for a certain amount of time, 48, 72 hours, and so the public could read it. but in this situation they're going to have to make changes in to get votes so they pass that. where do they go from here? the house republican conference meeting is at 10:00 a.m. that's where they're going to decide what to do. that's going to be a very con tenuous -- contentious meeting. it's also a strategy meeting. where do they go from sneer wha

miller, florida. devin nunes, california, erik paulsen, ted poe, ben quail, denny rehberg. a couple more names. tim walberg of michigan. kevin yoder of kansas. and don young of alaska. those are the hill's list of 33 undecided republican members of the house. let me return to you for our last comment. we have just a couple of minutes left here, bob cusack what do we know for sure is happening today? guest: well, i went to the house rules committee last night and the chairman admitted he didn't have a lot of answers. theyif they passed a rule last t that would allow a bill to be changed and immediately addressed. house republicans passed a rule that a bill could be -- would sit for a certain amount of time, 48, 72 hours, and so the public could read it. but in this situation they're going to have to make changes in to get votes so they pass that. where do they go from here? the house republican conference meeting is at 10:00 a.m. that's where they're going to decide what to do. that's going to be a very con tenuous -- contentious meeting. it's also a strategy meeting. where do they go from sneer wha