gregg: julie bandaras, thanks very much. is it possible the casey anthony murder trial could hinge on a single strand of hair? it was recovered from the trunk expert, who testified yesterday showed signs of decompensation meaning it likely came from a dead body and another crime scene investigator collected air samples that reflected a strong odor. listen: not only the vehicle but the garage that the vehicle bay the vehicle was parked in, i took air samples of the garage itself. gregg: let s bring en our legal panel, former prosecutor and defence attorney, joey jackson joins us, former prosecutor and defense attorney, david schwartz. fox news legal analyst, lis weihl. good to see you both. lis, let me start with you, testimony is not always reliable and not always admissible. it was admitted here. some call that junk science but
kelly: 13 years ago a gymnast as paralyzed, competing in the the good will games, he said it was caused by someone distracting her, moving a mat while she was in mid-air and is now suing everyone from good will games, founder ted turner to u.s.a. gymnastics and looking to gets $1.8 billion, does she have a case? let s bring in our legal panel, right now, fox news legal analyst, lis weihl, and former federal prosecutor, doug burns. lis and doug, i mean, my heart goes out to her. exactly. kelly: but $1.8 billion. it will not happen. my heart goes out to her, too, she was a 17-year-old girl, warming up on the vault and somebody moved a mat and, that distracted her and it wasn t
heather: happy birthday to a big apple landmark, new york s empire state building is celebrating its 80th birthday today, over 3.5 million tourist from around the world visited the concrete marvel every year and the 102-story art deco skyscraper, the third tallest building in the united states. gregg: new concerns over privacy, landing tech giant apple in federal court, the company is being slapped with a lawsuit claiming it is tracking iphone users movements, without their consent, apple is storing the location-logging data almost a year, and how much trouble is apple really in? here now, fox news legal analyst lis weihl and joey jackson, a former prosecutor and defense attorney. lis, the location stuff, it seems is legitimate. if you want to use map and other services, other apps, on your
deal. now that it s being even forced, first responders will have to provide names and places of birth and other data to get that information from the feds. shannon: catherine, thank you. brand-new poll numbers showing americans don t have a lot of confidence in the country. 39% say america s economy is getting worse. that s up from 13% last month. only 26% say the country is headed in the right direction. that s down 4 points. we are measuring this against march. the numbers according to the latest cbs news new york times poll. we have a former educator and editor. and a senior fellow at project 21 and lis weihl. ladies, welcome to you all.
and the outcome could determine whether the new, controversial law restricting the power of public employee unions is tossed out. justice david prosser is a member of the wisconsin supreme court s 4-3 conservative majority. unions are reportedly doing all they can to replace him, with a liberal candidate. why? well, because this circuit court judge, has issued a restraining order stopping the law from taking effect and now it may reach the state supreme court, and the unions hope tuesday s election will flip the court from right to left. joining us now to talk about it, lis weihl and mercedes colwin, both fox news legal analysts. lis, the election on the seat for the supreme court, is not about david prosser. no, it is a riveferendum on the governor and the new collective bargaining law and it is