jurors heard an audio recording of a barely coherent jackson just weeks before his death, and saw a picture of him dead on a hospital gurney. cnn s don lemon is live from los angeles, he talked to the jackson family. were you inside the courtroom, don. set the scene for us. reporter: ah, good morning to you, carol, and good morning to you, ali, as well. how do you say this? yesterday, when it all started, the jackson family walked in, and they were they are a strong family. i ve never seen them together this much, the funeral, but now they are co-hehesantx and walken together supporting their mom, katherine jackson who is a strong woman. when they dimmed the light, played videotape and played that audiotape of michael jackson, they had to play it twice, because the first time you couldn t hear it. it was heart wrenching, and everyone sort of looked at everyone saying, is that michael jackson? hear it for yourself and then we ll talk about it. [ mumbling ] when people le
the dow jones fell 537 points, just about 100 on friday alone. the gdp grew just 1.6% in the last year. and just under half a percent in the first quarter of this eric thompson is senior editor at the atlantic. have we seen the effects of a possible downgrade here that cannot be reversed? i think you re seeing a lot of economists saying this isn t a jobless recovery any more. it s a recoveriless recovery. we thought the economy was growing around 2.5% in the last year. now we know it s growing closer to 0.8% in the last half year. economists were wrong. this is not a stable recovery that has joblessness. this is a recovery that has no growth. this credit rating downgrade
facing, she has about 537 bucks in her jail account, no job. she s estranged from her parents, a criminal record now. lawsuits pending against her. and a lot of people that hate her and believe that she got away with murder even though she has essentially been released and not convicted of those crimes. given all that she s facing, the mob that was waiting for her outside of jail as she walked out that door, can she be protected? she can. and i think that they re off to a good start, whoever is doing her protection detail is off to a very good start. they ve managed to keep her out of the public eye. but that can t cest soon and she ll have a unique set of challenges in front of her when she does. yeah, i mean, she can t really disappear because she is facing lawsuits. people are suing her. so where does that leave her as far as protecting herself? well, she s gonna to have to
from jail minutes after midnight on sunday. her lawyer, jose baez by her side. casey s team whisked her off to a secret location where they are presumably figuring out her next steps. yesterday geraldo asked jose baez, a lawyer, how he responds to those who are upset that casey could now profit from her notoriety. she has certain rights as an individual in this country. and we will labor for it and make sure she has the ability to exercise those rights. what she is going to do, no one knows. shepard: no one except maybe casey anthony herself. our correspondent casey stegall with the news live in orlando tonight. i guess she walked out of jail in the middle of the night with some money in her pocket, huh? yeah. a whopping $537 in cash, shepard. money that was left over from her inmate account. money, by the way, that mostly came through donations from the public. remember back in the day her
steps. yesterday geraldo asked jose baez, a lawyer, how he responds to those who are upset that casey could now profit from her notoriety. she has certain rights as an individual in this country. and we will labor for it and make sure she has the ability to exercise those rights. what she is going to do, no one knows. shepard: no one except maybe casey anthony herself. our correspondent casey stegall with the news live in orlando tonight. i guess she walked out of jail in the middle of the night with some money in her pocket, huh? yeah. a whopping $537 in cash, shepard. money that was left over from her inmate account. money, by the way, that mostly came through donations from the public. remember back in the day her defense team filed a motion that she be found indigent meaning she has no dough to cover her own legal costs so the state would pay it. well, it has been reported that her defense team has already