we're hear to honor vincent perez and fire department paramedic anthony valario. today we will be unveiling vince and tony's name on our line-of-duty death memorial wall. it is a somber ceremony and yet an important one and i think all of us, it's testament to the men that tony and vince were that vuso many people coming out once again to support one another and first and foremost, to support the valario and the perez family. this is a very special day because it is another illustration of just how special vince and tony were to all of us and how they will live on in our hearts and our minds and also in san francisco fire department's history because they gave their lives in their duties. thank you so much for everyone that's in attendance. we have uniformed members of this department. we have many of the civilian members of this department. all of us hear your pain and grieve with you and continue to grieve with you and you have my commitment that we will continue to be here with you as a family. not as replacements for tony and vince, but as supporters. and thos

anthony's. they are able to take whatever fresh produce comes in on any given day and create a wonderful and nutritious meal so our guests get good nutrition. >> is it becoming more necessary, sherry, to ask what seems like the same people all the time. the people on the a-list, the people with the money in town. they say, i just gave to you. i need to give to someone else. does that become difficult for your staff to do? >> i think we continue to see an incredible generosity of the people of san francisco. we have a wealthy city, and we have abundance and it continues to come. because of our history being here and we stand with folks when they hit the hardest of time, i think all of san francisco knows we are a civic anchor and she want to know we are able to keep that stability and reclaim that stability. >> i assume you need cash and a check is good even you probably take plastic, but what over donations can you make now, maybe people facing foreclosure and they have things to get rid of in a

we are glad to be with you to take part in plain honor to tony and anthony. thank you very much and our hearts continue to be with you. think you. -- thank-you. >> before we continue, we will have a few presentations. i would like to ask the deputy chief of operations and the deputy chief to present flights to both families. they were given to us in june from the navy. both of them were flown on the uss arizona. a very generous person who is with us today personally had crafted the cases they are in. we really appreciate your support for us to make this presentation. thank you for being here. >> i would like to ask the president of local 798 -- 798 to offer up the presentation on behalf of local 798. >> many of us in this room consider ourselves lucky having known these colleagues. very few in this room were lucky enough to know them and sons, brother, and friend. we want you to know that their story is still being told, not only of their sacrifice and dedication, but of the men that they were, the friends that they had. we're still receiving cards from new y

casey anthony in front of a television turned to a news channel. they videotaped her fit fupitfu reaction they are hoping for an outburst i am cripple nating spontaneous reaction to some sort. they were releasing the one secret recording because it is public record. i credit the prosecution in this case for having the good sense and good taste to not even attempt to introduce as evidence what anthony's chief attorney jose bias told is the orange county version of border board. now to amanda knox who will learn if she is going home or back to an italian jail or to spe -- to spend the rest of her life behind bars. >> they called me a super pid liar. >> they painted her as wicked. promiscuous and so crazed she murdered her roommate for the sexual thrill of it. her appeals lawyer tried to redraw that image. >> she could be compared to a man eater but she was a faithful woman in love. >> i was very, very scared. they were treating me so badly i didn't understand why. >> charged with slitting meredith's throat in november 2007 prosecutors relied heavily

sale a la luz del vÍdeo del momento en que casey anthony reacciona ante el hallazgo de los restos de su hija. >> hola, muy buenas noches. mÉxico y del mundo de la comunidad hispana lamentan esta noche la muerte de capulina, conocido como el del humor blanco. llevaba dos semanas hospitalizado a causa de una fuerte neumonÍa. >> con aplausos y consternados despidieron a gaspar enaime, se falleciÓ este viernes a los 84 aÑos de edad debido a complicaciones de salud que surgieron por una operaciÓn por una Úlcera, que lo mantuvo internado en un hospital de la ciudad de mÉxico donde su hijo y nieta relataron sus Últimos momentos. >> lo vimos trabajando, trabajando, trabajando y no las hemos cuenta. >> los familiares habÍan mostrado pocas esperanzas de su recuperaciÓn. su nieta escribió en las redes sociales ",pidamos que esa alme, cuando dios la llame, se vaya con todos los aplausos que cosechÓ". >> lo Único que sÍ le pedimos es calma, tranquilos. >> la gente en la calle le recordÓ por sus pelÍculas, sus programas de televisiÓn, y temen como uno de los grandes actores que sa

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anthony's right to a fair trial. >> we, the jury, find the defendant not guilty. >> reporter: anthony was acquitted of killing her daughter in july. 10 days lairtd, she-- later, she walked out of jail for the first time in three years. in the three months since anthony's release, she's become a different kind of prisoner, forced into hiding due to threats from the public that largely believe she was guilty. and though cleared of murder, anthony's legal troubles are far from over. anthony remains in florida, for probation on check fraud. and looking for work after a court ordered her to repay taxpayers, $97,000. presenting police on a wild goose chase. in the weeks after caylee was reported missing. bigat shivan, cbs news, miami. >> sources close to anthony say she is considering a move overseas when she's finished serving her practice troll. parole. >>> john hinckley jr. assassinated john f. ken #edy -- kennedy. now, they are asking a federal court to relis lease him -- release him into his mother's custody. but prosecutors say the 56-year- old is still dangerous. a judge will rule in

so we turn for perspective to anthony mason at the new york stock exchange. anthony? >> reporter: that huge rally this month, scott, has pushed stocks into positive territory for the year. the 2.5% growth in g.d.p. shows the economy is still growing slowly, but at least it hasn't stalled. that's eased recession fears for the moment, but it hasn't erased them. the mood may be improving on wall street, but there's still nervousness on main street. in naples, florida, at the bellini on fifth restaurant, owner max furetta starts hiring for his peak season right about now. but the economic uncertainty worries him. >> we are profitable and we are making money but we're also very cautious about hire any new personnel. >> reporter: consumer spending was surprisingly strong in the last quarter-- up 2.4%, the biggest jump since the end of last year. at ford, auto sales revved up 9% in september. >> i think sales are going to continue to increase. >> reporter: so c.e.o. alan mulally says ford plans to add 12,000 new jobs in engineering and manufacturing over the next four years.

casey anthony was acquitted of murdering her daughter in july. she was found guilty on four counts of lying to the police. >>> thieves steal copper to make a quick buck. but it is not just about the money any more. one new trend is endangering lives. >> reporter: fire officials tell us this is dangerous. the crooks are stealing coppers attached to water heaters and putting lives in danger. >> it was upsetting. >> reporter: thieves stole $1700 worth of copper piping from his house last month. >> the piping was stolen and the heater knocked over. >> reporter: he reached his boiling point. he was renovating his home and it was empty. today investigators said there have been 25 copper burglaries at vacant homes in the wood bridge areas. $14,000 worth. police say the thieves sell the copper at scrap metal yards. >> that is creating a buildup of gas which goes undetected in many cases for an amount of time and that creates not only a hazard to the citizens but also to first responders. >> it is makes me uncomfortable and worry for my mother and son's s

anthony batts resigning yesterday a few choice words for the city. the story coming up. >>> also, supporters of the occupy san francisco protest plan to march through the city's financial district this morning. they will be joined by members of one of the bay area's largest labor unions. >>> barricades placed near the san bruno site will come down this morning. >>> clear and cooler. temperatures make a dramatic jump today through friday. >>> following your wednesday morning commute. live look at the san mateo bridge. all is quiet. >>> thank you for joining us. i'm eric thomas. >> and i'm kristen sze. oakland begins searching for its fourth police chief in seven years. we are learning more about what may have motivated chief anthony batts to drop the resignation bombshell yesterday. terry mcsweeney is live at the headquarters with the latest. >> reporter: the city of oakland losing its police chief anthony batts. he's going to be officially gone next month. his reasons for leaving may be a heads up for the next chief. watch out for the beauracracy tha

anthony's right to a fair trial. >> we the jury find the defendant not guilty. >> reporter: anthony was acquitted of killing her daughter in july. and 10 days later, she walked out of jail for the first time in three years. in the three months since anthony's release, she's become a different kind of prisoner. forced into hiding by a threatening public. and though she is clear, her legal troubles remain far from over. she remains in florida on probation for check fraud. and the court re -- ordered her to repay taxpayers $97,000 for sending police on a wild goose chase in the weeks after caylee went missing. >> casey's parents say they have no desire to be in touch with their daughter. >>> the mental hospital home of john hinckley, jr., wants the attempted assassin sent home. now, the government mental hospital where he lives is asking the federal court to release him. but prosecutor says the 56-year- old is still dangerous. a judge will consider both sides next month. >>> a 9-year-old crashes a car in pennsylvania. philadelphia police say the boy was driving down the road sunday morning

the diplomat calls himself simply anthony. the woman with me is a "dateline" producer acting as my assistant, and she's wearing a hidden camera. after a short wait, the diplomat gets right down to business. >> first thing is i will need a copy of your passport for clearance. >> for a diplomat, anthony isn't very diplomatic. he's glued to a cell phone and doesn't like it when i ask when i get my money. >> do you think we can finish today? >> i can finish it today. depends on you. instead of standing here. >> diplomat anthony wants $5,800. if i pay, he says he'll release a big pile of cash that's being stored at the airport and i'll get my $3 million bucks. i would love to bait him more, but i sense he's getting antsy and suspicious. so i decide to tell him who i really am. >> i'm not really jim dimoni. i'm an investigative reporter from the united states. i work for a television show. we're doing a story on people who try to scam americans. anthony, i would like to talk to you. >> but there seems to be a never-ending supply of

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in 2008, anthony told police , ny, zenaida gonzalez kidnap her daughter. -- kidnapped her daughter. tonight, the parents of toaby are once again talking police. thursday, the parents had cooperating. ae couple said they needed from incessant police questioning. they said the child was snatched her crib overnight. the mother says police her.iately turned on >> what did they say? >> you killed her. know where she is at. you know you did it. else closure. said, no. that is not possible. >> the mother says she volunteered to take a lie- test.or told her she failed. police have no solid leads or suspects at this point. >>> a bizarre fight inside of a baltimore county. police say two women tried to bleach and another chemical other. fight broke out in an aisle where there were clinging surprise. the store was evacuated. 19 people were taken to the hospital. only one was thought to be injured. when one was arrested. pending.re the two women knew each other in an ongoingved dispute. >>> county officials on a 16 children for their heroic actions. called 91 to report a family members medical

that's her highlighted, casey anthony. this video is from 2008. and what you're seeing here is casey anthony. this is her reaction. she kind of rocks back and forth and moves around and shivers a bit. this is when she first saw news reports that a child's remains were found near the anthony home. there was a television there apparently where she was watching and saw this news but the remains were identified as that of 2-year-old caylee more than a week later. the judge originally said that the tape was too inflammatory to be played in court. casey anthony, as you know, was acquitteded of murder in the case of her daughter's death. her attorneys said caylee died accidentally. >>> now let me turn to pittsburgh where several air traffic controllers are in trouble after letting planes take off from a closed runway. warning lights on the runway were damaged by lightning strikes, but the control panel was also damaged. that means they didn't know it was closed. maintenance workers may have been on the runway when the five planes took off. could have bee

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you can see anthony with her head in her hands. the young mother was acquitted of killing her daughter caylee anthony but found guilty of lying to police. >>> redefining rape. the fbi takes a hard look on how the law defines a rape and who is really protected. >> for years critics have blasted how the fbi constitutes a rape. >> i would consider rape anything that is forced upon someone that that person doesn't want to be involved in. >> reporter: but for years it's been defined as forcible. >> not only is it time but it also will allow us to protect victims, hopefully encourage reporting to increase reporting. this is an incredibly under reported offense. >> reporter: commissioner fred beal felt overhauled the way his department investigates sex crime. following an investigation by the baltimore sun. he even testified in a hearing on capitol hill. >> we must do everything in our power to assure victims of sexual assault feel safe reporting it to police. >> reporter: before the change, baltimore was was last place in rape filings. s

anthony mason is our senior business correspondent and, anthony, what's behind this rally? >> reporter: norah, this was the dow's biggest rally in two months and it was fueled by new optimism that europe is finally getting a grip on its debt crisis. france and germany agreed over the weekend to come up with a plan to strengthen european banks by early november so, after dipping into bear territory last monday, that's a decline of 20% from its highs, the s&p 500 has rallied back more than 10% in just a week and all 30 stocks in the dow, norah, were up today. >> o'donnell: incredible. do you think the rally can last? >> reporter: this was the tenth triple digit move in the dow in the past 11 sessions. we've had some good economic news like last friday's job number, better than expected so fears of a recession easing somewhat but they haven't gone away. >> o'donnell: anthony mason, thank you so much. in egypt, christian leaders blamed the military for yesterday's deadly violence, the worst since protestors toppled president hosni mubarak in february. mark phillips reports at l

anthony? >> reporter: these were better- than-expected numbers, scott, but not good enough. why are businesses holding back? we asked the c.e.o. of a top american company. in your view, where's the economy right now? >> while things aren't booming, things are okay. >> reporter: david cote heads honeywell, a $33 billion company. as c.e.o., he presides over more than 130,000 employees around the world. >> hi, guys, how are you? >> reporter: in late summer at honeywell's new jersey headquarters, cote grew concerned as the debt ceiling debate paralyzed washington. >> in august i talked with my entire staff, every one of my business leaders, and said "slow everything down. slow your hiring plans, make sure you take a good look at all spending. >> reporter: honeywell makes everything from fire safety systems to airport technology, he's still being cautious. >> are you become to hiring now or not? >> we here in the same mode we were in before. >> so you're operating under the possibility of a recession right now. >> sure, there could very well be a recession. we just don't know. >>

concediÓ a conocer el vÍdeo donde casey anthony conociÓ la noticia del deceso de su hija caylee. ♪ >> dos aÑos tardÓ en dar la luz del dÍa esta grabaciÓn, que muchos especularon de la teorÍa a casey anthony. su equipo defensor movÍa mar y tierra para evitar que el video se diera a conocer durante el juicio. muestra cÓmo ella se entera de que se encontraron los restos de su hija. ella dobla el torso, sudando y llorando. dicen que se puso pÁlida y hasta su trigo crecieron un sedante. los pocos minutos arribÓ su abogado que le explicarÍa lo que acontecía afueras de la cÁrcel. el que hace sÓlo dos dÍas, el mismo abogado usaba el calificativo de tortura para describir lo que supondrÍa revelar la grabaciÓn, ya que casey, que fue juzgada y absuelta por la muerte de su hija el mes de julio, segÚn Él no merecÍa el sufrimiento. el magistrado discrepÓ con el licenciado, asegurando que el biliar es de predominio pÚblico y por lo tanto no podrÍaocultarlo por mucho tiempo mÁs. intentamos conocer sobre acciones tanto a la divulgaciÓn pero no conseguimos respuesta. >> otros te

it shows anthony hunched over and rocking back and forth. a week later the remains were found as her daughter caylee. anthony's attorneys had this tape sealed for the trial a judge overturned that on friday and clears the way for to you see it. >>> coming up, a warning from the cdc about a cantaloupe recall. you could be part of a bacteria-borne outbreak. nothing but a miracle. a man accidently drives off a cliff and survives six days in a ravine. you won't believe how his own family found him. awful. she told tiffany, stephanie, jenny and becky that she was coming to a place like this! but somebody didn't book with travelocity, with 24/7 customer support to help move them to the pool daddy promised! look at me, i'm swimming! ♪ [ gnome ] somebody, get her a pony! [ female announcer ] the travelocity guarantee. if your booking's not right, we'll help make it right, right away. from the price to the room to the trip you'll never roam alone. and what it doesn't cover can cost you some money. that's why you should consider an aarp... medicare

casey anthony is free. but she remains in florida in hiding. the 25-year-old is serving out a one-year probation on check fraud charges. her lawyers say she continues to receive psychiatric and grief counseling. the one question that remains unanswered, does the video show a mother's grief or does it reveal casey's secret had just been revealed? casey says her daughter was not murdered, but rather drown in the backyard swimming pool. for today, kerry sanders, nbc news. >> and casey anthony is still facing legal troubles. the woman whose name anthony used to say kidnapped caylee is now suing her. antho anthony's deposition will take place on october 4th. >>> coming up, is it over? the latest on the divorce rumors for ashashton and demi. when i was ready, not my joints. ] i wantp [ man ] i wanted to button my shirt, myself. [ female announcer ] could your "i want" become "i can"? talk to your doctor. orencia reduces many ra symptoms, like pain, morning stiffness and progression of joint damage. it's helped new ra patients and those not helped eno

, i'm anthony mason. the occupy wall street movement that began with a hand full of people in lower manhattan spread to at least 85 cities on six continents today, including europe, where government austerity measures are helping to stoke the rage and asia, where income inequality is hitting particularly hard. we have two reports on the overseas demonstrations, beginning with charlie d'agata in london. >> reporter: in italy, what began as a peaceful protest turned bloody as hundreds of demonstrators fought running battles with police in a rampage through the streets around rome's historic landmarks. riot police battle back with tear gas and water cannons. one italian politician called it chaos nothing less than urban guerilla warfare. today's protesters are angered by crippling unemployment, and an $83 billion austerity package that both raised taxes and took away government benefits. the organized demonstrations were largely far more peaceful in other european cities. thousands gathered in madrid, lisbon

video of casey anthony is now being released... showing her reaction to news of her daughter's remains being found. this video was taken inside a jail medical facility in 2008. it wasn't shown to the jury during her trial... because it isn't clear if she was reacting this way because she knew it was her daughter, caylee... or if because the location was so close to home. anthony was acquitted in july... on charges she killed her two year old daughter. get ready to pay more... to use your own money.in three months... bank of america will begin charing a five dollar monthly fee for customers who use their debit cards to pay at stores.so is this just the beginning... will other banks jump on board and charge fees now too? financial planner tim maurer joins us live to weigh in. --why are they doing this?--what will this do to their business? will it be 3 like napster?--what can customers do? --are we going to see other banks do this as well? coming up... house is back... for a brand new season. season.house nats natswe're giving you a

the names of the jurors in the casey anthony trial... are being made public for the vvry first time.a florida judge delayed the release for three months... in order to have a "cooling off" period. thhs...after jurors received threats... ffr aaquitting the florida mother of murdering her 2-year old daughter. anthony is currently serving a year's probation at an undisclosed looation inn floridaa.. for an unrelated case. today is day three... for the defense in the michael jackson manslaughter trial.when court resumes this morning... a nurse who treated the singer will return to the stand. cherilyn lee is expected to tessify... that doctor conrad murray asked her to give him propofol... the same year jackson died.murray has pleaded not guilly to charges. yyu're taking a live look in baltimore... where the occupy end.the group tweeted that they're facing possible eviction in 24 hours. the group says the citt wantssto limit them to one overnight tent with two people as well as limit their presence to a smaller space in mckeldin square. demons

gonzalez says her reputation was ruined when anthony used her name as the nanny. anthony was acquitted in her daughter's murder case. >>> lindsay lohan is in trouble again. she could face more jail time after a judge provoked her probation. it happened after the actress missed nine community service appointments. lohan was on probation for a dui arrest back in 2008 and a jewelry store left last year. the judge has scheduled a hearing november 2nd to decide whether lohan will face any additional punishment. she could get as much as a year and a half behind bars. >> at a time when residents need it most, a local food pantry has been forced to close because they simply don't have enough to give. they say a 40% increase in demand in recent months coupled with demand from families who were flooded out of their homes by tropical storm lee has depleted their supply. but the community is stepping in to try to keep the pantry afloat. at a local laundromat, any customer who brings in a can of food will get 50 cents off their laundry. >>> france first lady carla bruney sarko

anthony battses came two years ago with high hopes and sterling reputation. he says he was beaten down by the city's bureaucracy. >> reporter: chief batts says he's moving on because he was not given the power to make an impact on crime in this city. take a look at chief batts yesterday making that announcement. he said bureaucracy got into his way every step of the way. last week the council refused to his request for tougher crime laws, including curfews for teenagers. citizens were upset, saying that might be used for racial profiling. batts says if there is one thing he could have change, it would be let the chief be the chief. he and the police officers association are looking back as a guide to the future. >> i have impacted this organization, i think even in its leadership. after i leave i think the things i have done will impact the leadership in the future. >> we need to find somebody that is going to be able to number one, be loyal to citizens and to the police. also at the same time they need to learn how to let this person do their job. >> reporte

but you know anything time ok the anthony weiner thing also is a reminder of how prudish our country is in certain respects right the fact you have to resign because you had a picture of your being in your underwear or whatever that you said to somebody meanwhile check out this woman in poland her name is kind of you know leonard and she's trying to run for parliament and this is her campaign. i mean just think about it if somebody in the us had a political campaign ad like that everyone i would vote for she's got my vote and i'm not going into that so i don't know you've got to wonder where are her campaign headquarters you know if she's having a fundraiser is that crazyhorse in poland like the equivalent i do not they're not afraid to use sex to sell themselves to be you know and i don't i think that what we can take away from that is we clearly know where she stands on the issues and. you know. every baby that's her way saying that she's the one that will bring world peace all around paul that she just of the but take it or. by the way we have an update there already is a part out

. >> this is anthony delatorre, he doesn't just look like bieber. anthony has begun touring all over the country, going to teens and 'tweens birthday parties and is getting paid $300 to $ 600 per hour for these appearances. and he's got you know, girls running up to him and fainting. and he's been signing autographs. 17-year-old anthony is joining us via skype right this mint. anthony, we feel like we're talking to the beebs, man. >> when did you realize you looked like justin bieber. >> a ton of people started telling me at school. and then when i searched him up and i was like, holy crap, this guy really does look like me. >> anthony, you've been to ohio, new york, kentucky, boston, performing at these parties. you have a little beef with bieber. because you've got the famous bieber haircut, right? >> i have a family to feed and he cut his hair. >> how are you coping with the fact that bieber changed his hairstyle? >> it's really hard. it's really hard. a lot of sleepless nights. i'm hoping that he gross it back out soon. >> have you yet been pair

marc anthony. on a private jet together. >> i'm wondering why i didn't do it sooner? >> an "e.t." exclusive. j. lo, mile high with their daughter. >>> plus, why she's in bed with our christina mclarty. >>> george clooney in romantic paris with stacy

anthony you're here in d.c. and curious how are things going to mcpherson square folks what's going on there things are going great we had our largest march to date on saturday we had roughly about four hundred plus people in regards to our the individuals who are actually staying over we probably added we almost doubled between thursday and today so the movement is really catching steam we're getting individuals from the local d.c. area d.m.v. we're also getting individuals from new york and occupy wall street are coming down we're also getting individuals coming up from the south so of course we're in the nation's capital so if we're going to gravitate here regardless but it's a good thing it's our can can mean it's probably about fifty percent of people who are actually residents of the maryland d.c. virginia area local folks exactly who are saying this is this is our place yes this is in this is pretty unique for d.c. because a lot of times it's national people coming in church because the nation's capital e

. >>> also, oakland chief of police anthony batts announces that he is stepping down. >>> and we're taking an in-depth look at the arms dealer known as the merchant of deaths he heads to trial. are in >>> we have some encouraging news coming from the family of bryan stow, the man who was badly beaten at a giants game in los angeles earlier this year. he has improved so much that doctors are new moving him out of the hospital and into a rehab facility. this is video taken at the hospital that you will see here only here. today a doctor treating bryan stow gave an example of the pas he's made. >> one of my colleague who's there said she had mentioned my name to bryan, and he said tell him i said hello. so i think that's a dramatic improvement from where he started to where he is today. >> stow is now eating and breathing on his own. at this time, he's still unable to walk. doctors are pleased by his progress, but still unsure whether he will make a full recovery. >>> friends of the paramedic of extremely happy this day has finally arrived. >> well, pam, stow's coworkers have been following h

. >>> coming up, casey anthony's released to the public. this provides new insight into our high-profile case. first, why a local group is celebrating breast cancer awareness month early. >> andrea evans revealed she just want a battle with breast cancer. she tells people magazine she found a lot in our breath in april, underwent treatment, and is now cancer free. she returned to "one life to live" after a three-year absence. >> the wife of senate majority leader harry reid is battling breast cancer. she was diagnosed with stage two breast cancer. the 71-year-old is undergoing chemotherapy treatment at a d.c. hospital. >>> tomorrow is the start of breast cancer awareness month. a group got an early start by lighting up the northwest washington in pink. >> these banks society members are not only bathing in pain they are wearing it. >> i have a nice pink ribbons in my hair. >> showing off their passion for take is one way these young advocates aren't taking a stand against the disease that has hit close to home for many. >> breast cancer run

. >>> starting today, the jurors in the casey anthony trial will no longer be anonymous. the trial judge ordered the jurors' names can be released. a few have stepped forward and spoken to the media, but the majority have remained quiet. jurors found anthony not guilty in the 2008 death of her 2-year-old daughter caylee back in july. anthony is currently serving a year's probation at an undisclosed location in florida for an unrelated check fraud case. >>> attorneys for a former university of virginia lacrosse player accuseded of killing his girlfriend are now asking for the victim's medical records. police say that george hewgley beat his girlfriend yardley love to death in 2010. they want love's medical records because they claim she died from an irregular heart rate from taking the prescription drug atat tcht aterol and drinking alcohol. >>> president obama has asked for a disaster declaration for louisa county schools, two of which remain closed due to structural damage for the august earthquake. repairs are estimated to cost $31 million, and engineers say insurance w

now in the casey anthony case come tuesday that protection is being lifted. how might this impact later high-profile cases? does the judge keep anonymity in perpetuity or is this how it pans out, the judge says, okay, there is a cooling off period. >> no there's no perpetuity here, fred. there's not in any courtroom in the united states. these names get released to the public. that's just how it is. judge belvin perry made that period of time last a little longer because there were mental cases in orlando threatening to do everything under the sun with these jurors. these jurors did their job and did it well. anybody who goes after them or harasses them is going to violate the law and be prosecuted. most jurors in high-profile cases they want to get their names in the press because they make money about it. that's what it's about. >> ten seconds, is it the discretion of the jurors to continue to try to protect their secrecy? that's it. their names are out there. they are not going to be able to avoid any kind of press or anybody else, right? >> that's right.