was found not guilty of a much more serious charge with the murder of her 2-year-old daughter, caylee. after a three-year investigation and dramatic trial that captivated this country and so many people with the notion that it s all winding down at this moment. i m ann curry along with david gregory in for matt this morning and savannah guthrie and legal commentator star jones as we look at that scene and what will be about to unfold. that s right. we know as you just alluded to that whatever sentence judge perry hands down this morning is a far cry from what casey was facing which, of course, was the death penalty had she been convicted of first degree mur. she s served 1,000 days in jail in the course of the trial and running up to the trial, two years and nine months. and today she faces up to one year in prison for each count of lying to authorities. we want to bring in our legal team right now. savannah, as we await judge perry, sentencing for us here. what are some of
going to pay for it. clayton: your kid environmentally literate? if not, connect them to nature or they will in the graduate. a state is turning the high school diploma green. fox & friends begins right now. fox & friends and good saturday to you all. last weekend, molly wore yellow in honor of the bruins, and maybe this is celtics green and i thought you would wear white in honor of whitey being captured. an incredible story, a huge win for the f.b.i. amazing story, a big legend that comes to a close. clayton: we have a lot this morning, including politics and other big stories but first the headlines. it is called the deadliest train crash in 20 years when a semi truck plowed into an amtrak train carrying 200 passengers. it was lake a bomb exploded. crazy. crazy. bloody people. still in shock. you are on a train and you don t think it will crash. five people died including the driver of the truck, and dozens suffered injuries and the train was headed from
grass and move on through. certainly, still out of control. just because the winds die off, it has nothing do with the thing being contained. another gust today, 15, 20, 30 miles per hour, it s going to again. there won t be gusts of 40 and 45 and 50, like we had yesterday, that s the good news. that s why the red flag warning moved east into albuquerque. but now we have people in albuquerque and east ward that have to breathe the smoke and it s dangerous to breathe it. people can die from smoke inhalation, not from this diverse and diluted type but if you get close and breathe it for a long time, if you have asthma, you re going to have immediate problems. keep the house closed. turn off swamp cooler. now what that is? a membrane that gets wet and the fan blows through, fan evaporates water and the house cools off. don t use that today. use a regular air conditioner because it s a better filter . i want to get straight to jim spellman who is literally driving toward the
she was his son s nanny at the time. you told them all of these stories were just one great fiction fiction, did you not? yeah, that s correct. it s not you. that is not me. she told me that she had not seen caylee in 31 days. that she had been kidnapped and that the nanny took her. what was the name that you received? zonita, fernandez gonzalez. prior to july 15th had you ever heard that name before? never. live and at large i am
she was his son s nanny at the time. you told them all of these stories were just one great fiction fiction, did you not? yeah, that s correct. it s not you. that is not me. she told me that she had not seen caylee in 31 days. that she had been kidnapped and that the nanny took her. what was the name that you received? zonita, fernandez gonzalez. prior to july 15th had you ever heard that name before? never. live and at large i am