more followed. 3, 2, 1. and lift off of space shuttle discovery. 2, 1. boost ignition and lift off of the space shuttle discovery. 2, 1, ignition and lift off, lift off of atlantis. the shuttle atlantis. shepard: now for the final time, four brave astronauts will put their lives on the line to fly a shuttle into the heavens on behalf of all humanity. we ll get perspective from the space shuttle veteran tom jones, plus, jonathan hunt on what you might not know about the shuttle program s history. and, look at the training today s astronauts did to get set for a mighty big flight. two stager. command in the center. shepard: all as we prepare for sts 135, the final mission. shepard: and good morning again from kennedy space center, along the space coast in florida, and, right now we re waiting for the grand finale of the american space shuttle odyssey. we have just gotten word from forecasters at nasa the last few minutes they are cautiously optimistic that the weath
taken to a separate area where i will give them some additional instructions. members of the jury, you may retire now to begin your deliberations. molly: we have just listened to judge belvin perry instructing the jury in the casey anthony trial in orlando. they will now head back to the quarters where they will begin discussion after they choose a foreperson and they have a number of things to look at. chief among them is premeditation. let s bring back john patrick dolan and phillip ray. thank you for standing by as the judge instructed the jury, we appreciate it. let s talk about that issue of premeditation to start with. has the prosecution done their job in the sense of proving first-degree here? have they shown that casey anthony killed caylee on purpose and that there was preplanning
jeff ashton saying that people don t make accidents look like murder. let s start with you, phillip, what do you think? i absolutely agree. i think the defense made a mistake about making this trial about a choice. the law requires that the murder never shifts from the defendant i m sorry, to the defendant. the defendant shouldn t have to prove anything. by making it a choice. molly: stand by just a moment. we are actually seeing the judge taking a seat. he is about to insuct the jury, so let s take a hreupbs. in thia listen. in this e ed ed caseee marie anthony is charged with first-degreeurr. murder in the first-degree includes the lesser crimes of murder in the second degree, manslaughter and third degree felony murder, all of which are
i want to bring in john on this. what are you thoughts? do you think they ll come back with first degree murder or one of the lesser charges, second or manslaughter. i couldn t disagree more with my esteemed colleague. if you look at the evidence and not the inferences or assertions of the prosecution. no forensic pathologist or expert has testified that the duct tape caused the death. it is an inference on the part of the prosecution. that possible it of evidence is going to be a problem for the prosecution. the lesser includeds are more likely. possibly second degree or manslaughter is what will come out. molly: what about the argument the prosecution made when they wrapped up in rebuttal that the defense s side of things were just absurd. people don t try to make accidents, try to allege that there was a drowning mere, that people don t make accidents look like murder. phillip. well, think they are absolutely right. i don t think a child drowns in
your daughter admitted that the baby is there? they took her months ago, thigh daughter has been looking for her. i told you my daughter was missing for a month, i just found her today, i can t find my granddaughter. she just admitted to me she has been trying to find hernandez self. there is something wrong. i found my daughter s car today and it spells like there s been a dead body in the . car. what is the 3-year-old s na name? was george anthony s life better? mr. ashton went over what george anthony s life was like as a result of losing his beloved grand daughter. whose life was better? that s the only question you need to answer when considering why caylee marie anthony was left on the side of the road dead. there is your answer. ladies and gentlemen of the jury we are going to take a brief recess. when you return you will hear the final instructions on the law from the court. we ll be in recess. jon: wow, a powerful summation from linda brane burdick the pros