at the bottom of the hour. time for the top of the news. a live look from central florida, day 20 of the casey anthony murder trial. but day one of the defense team presenting their case. that is a live look, casey anthony with her fair up and looking on and two experts have been tested. that is how they began on the defense side with forensic experts on the evidence that was collected from the crime scene evidence including the duct tape that cops found on caylee s skull and an expert testified that a lab technician had contaminated that tape as evidence. and she did not find any person in the anthony s family d.n.a. on it and the prosecutors claimed that casey anthony used two or three pieces of duct tape to suffocate her 2-year-old daughter but the defense claims she drowned in a pool. and now to greta, host of on the record, at:30 eastern on fox news. i know you are been watching the
we re back to mix it up on other headlines. claims that the tanning tax is racist. debate of using family dna to track down criminals, and a new court ruling poses a big dilemma for the gay rights movement. we start with cries from reversed racism stemg from the tanning tax tucked into president obama s it can bill. the 10% surcharge on the use of ultra violent tanning beds expected to generate nearly $3 billion over the next ten years. that money helping to cover the cost for extending health coverage to the uninsured. critics say the overwhelming majority of tanning salon customers are white. and because the tax will be paid almost exclusively by white people, the constitutional right to equal protection is being violated. others say that argument only has legs if a plaintiff can prove that the government intended to disadvantage a particular group.