bickering and then he recessed the court for the rest of the day, surprising some. it seems like everybody is behaving themselves well enough for the trial to resume today. and you can see that it is streaming live on the ipad app. you can check it out whenever you want. you can go to the ipad, itune store and download the faction channel ipad app and watch the entire trial. our legal panel will weigh in on the defense and their case that they are presenting today in court a little bit later on. back over to you. jenna: rick, sounds good. thank you. hi, everybody, we are so glad you are with us. i m jenna lee, welcome to a brand-new hour of happening now. jon: i m jon scott. we are learning new details about president obama s plans for the way forward in afghanistan. we expect to hear directly from the president tomorrow. several white house sources telling fox news he has not made a final decision on just how many troops to bring home from afghanistan this year. the president ordere
doubts about the timeline of little caylee s body being in the woods. rick is watching this and has been throughout the morning. what is the latest. reporter: the expert you mentioned is a forensic botanist, they are name is jane bach. the defense is trying to raise doubt about just how long caylee s body was in the woods. that would support the possibility that perhaps somebody else dumped the body while casey was in jail. just this morning the judge deciding to limit the testimony of a defense witness. this was a dna expert, another one who will not be able to testify about the decomposition of fluid or the dna that was found in the trunk of anthony s car. the judge s reason is the defense team did not give the prosecution enough time or information to prepare a response. the judge says that this evidence could come into play a little bit later on, at a later date. on the stand this morning jennifer welch the photographer on the scene who took pictures of little caylee s remains. y
left caylee there, six months before the body was found, and they have to prove that, and the burden is on them and they re not doing that. that s the issue, i think, for the defense. jen it s interesting to hear you criticize, you know, or constructively criticize the state s case here, because most of the criticism has been towards the defense, and the focus on the inexperience of the defense team. as far as the experts that the defense is bringing forward, what do you know about these experts that they ve put on the stand? are they legit? they re very legit. let me just make sure that the viewers understand, i am a consultant for the defense team. so but i m being as fair and balanced as i can possibly be. these people are extremely well known in the profession one is a pioneer in pathology. bill rodriquez is extremely well known as an anthropologist. they re bringing forward some real top notch expertise. and again, you can look at
jenna: we want an exclusive interview with your 11-year-old daughter as we continue to investigate. we ll continue to follow the story thank you very much. jon: also continuing to follow this case, and the judge in the casey anthony murder trial is once again taking anthony s attorney to task over evidence sharing, refusing to let an expert testify today because he didn t prepare a report, or share his opinion with the state. it comes as another defense witness tries to raise doubts about the prosecution s case, testifying that caylee anthony s body may have been placed in the woods while casey was actually in jail. let s talk about it with fred tisi a former defense attorney and mark iglarsh a former criminal attorney. you stay the state has not proved anything here. if you re asking if i think this woman killed this little
performed all that well for the defense. jenna: coyotes, no coyotes. it gets back to this claim, doesn t it, by the defense that, there is someone else that should remain a suspect in this case. can you tell us more about that, phil? reporter: exactly. there were a couple of bombshells in the opening statement of jose baez, one was that caylee accidently drowned, of which there s no evidence prior to the opening statement of this trial, and also, that perhaps caylee s remains were discovered maybe in august of 2008, and then redeposit those woods prior to the december discovery. that was made by roy cronk, that meter read ner orange county, florida, and the allegation, the claim being made by ho jose baez, he was trying to get $250,000 reward money to discover her remains, saying they were hid somewhere, redeposited them in december of 08 to cash in on that reward.