lips in as a safety precaution. >> judge jeanine: do you think the jury is seeing that what is the difference in the body language? >> people see things but don't consciously recognize it but get the feeling, something changed and something is different and that gets processed. sometimes it is just a little slower. >> judge jeanine: during cindy's testimony the defense played this video of casey and caylee playing. now, tonya, are these real tears that she is crying? >> with casey it is interesting because people assume she is not crying. she isn't grief stricken by any stretch but we see the little smile, pride of remembrance. there is water coming down. >> judge jeanine: i watched this trial for almost a month now and i have to tell you that she usually takes out a tissue and you don't see anything but here she seems to be wiping something. >> if you can see the water coming down because she does