jenna: hi, everybody. a fox news alert. bombshell testimony in the casey anthony murder trial. it seems like we re saying that almost every day, but it s the truth. jon: getting down to the wire. jenna: it is. hi, everybody, i m jenna lee. jon: i m jon scott. moments ago a defense witness testifying there is no way of detecting human decomposition from chemical come pounds, and it seems like we re at this lunch recess, right? we re taking a break, but that claim basically contradicts a big part of the prosecution case. our legal panel will debate whether the defense is mounting a successful case and whether casey herself should take the stand in her own defense, straight ahead for you.
puppies were eating bamboo shoots and they had upset tummies, and she was looking for chloroform. if you by grandma s testimony that undercuts the prosecution s case a lot. does the jury buy it? is she still a sympathetic witness? that is a very difficult call. this jury has been largely stone faced. they ve had, in terms of their apparent demeanor, you know, some very level, sober looks on their face. they seldom exclaim, but they do scribble sometimes. but they do pay, when cindy and on this eye is on the stand and now with lee anthony on the stand they pay a lot of a tense. what their not thought process is obviously, shannon i can t tell you. shannon: thank you so much for giving us the inside scoop from there in florida. the dramatic story continues online. the trial has been streaming live in its entirety on foxnews.com. it s back at 1:30 from the lunch
he still has his sons or nephews, brother-in-laws all in place running various security arms. they could cause opposition. the anti-saleh organization is not united against saleh. you ve got tribal leaders, military defectors and students with their own agendas. as they clash there is another organization in yemen that has its own agenda and they will profit and that is that dangerous al qaeda in the arabian peninsula chapter which targeted the state in the past and could again. jenna: thank you very much, greg palkot in london today. gregg: the casey anthony murder trial, we ve been following in a lunch recess right now. how damaging has today s new forensic testimony been to the young mortgage s defense? she is not only in a court of law today. former illinois governor rod blagojevich facing a grilling as he undergoes cross-examination for the very first time in his corruption trial. we ll be live there coming up.
to report this to you in a matter of fact way and bring you the facts but it s tough to hear those facts and have any neutral reaction. i guess the fire marshals will appear today as well, laura? that s right, and actually, we just came back from a lunch recess, the fire marshal is on the stand now and again, the prosecution s case is that the two men broke into the petit home in july of 2007, after they ransacked it for jewelry and for money and sent the mother to the bank to withdraw funds, $15,000. in the middle of all this, you know, the defense has said that somewhere along the line this all went horribly wrong, it was only supposed to be a robbery, they said, but again, as we ve been reporting, some very horrible things happened to the girls and to the mother. the father managed to escape with his life, just barely. he was beaten, and we also heard evidence today about the baseball bat that was used, the father who was here in the courtroom saw that baseball bat, again today. t
educated level. it is an issue across our nation and don t have good statistics on the rate at which it s occurring but it doesn t mean it s not an issue that can t be worked on. the student body president there, thanks for taking time we appreciate it. thanks for having me on. we turn to developing news out of boston. court is in recess for lunch in the trial of suspected boston marathon bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev. before the recess the government began its closing arguments playing a grew in video of the aftermath of the first bombing which showed injured people scattered on the sidewalk in pools of blood. the defense is expected to begin arguments after lunch recess. he faces 30 charges and 17 carry the death penalty. ron mott joins me live from outside the federal courthouse in boston. ron, what s been said in the closing arguments so far before this recess? reporter: thomas as you mentioned, it was a graphic close by the government here to remind these jurors that this is a mu