correspondent kareen wynter is outside the court with the very latest. and kareen, has lindsay lohan left the courtroom? is she on her way to jail? reporter: we believe she is en route to that jail in linwood. but something interesting we learned from a pool producer, tony, the legal proceedings inside have wrapped up for the morning. but we re told that lindsay lohan s attorney, sean chapman holly, as well as the prosecutener this case, are actually in the judge s chambers talking right now, what that exactly entails we don t know right now. maybe this is a matter of the formalities when someone is remanneded into custody. but speaking of that, let s listen to the judge this morning addressing lindsay lohan, who arrived, by the way, late for court. listen to what she had to say. so at this time, she will be remanded to serve her sentence, and the court is going to order that there be no house arrest, no electronic monitoring, no work release and no work furlough. the defendant is
where there will be an opportunity for photographers to get pictures of her in handcuffs, because i know that will be the picture of news shows later in the day if that is available? might that be available at some point, that shot? reporter: you never say never in our business. i apologize, we have so many helicopters above us, so it s difficult to hear you. but we were told by the court in advance that once the proceedings took place that you just saw with the judge addressing the court, that they would turn off those cameras. she would obviously be cuffed and taken out another entrance. this is the entrance into the beverly hills courthouse. she will be exiting on another side. i spoke with los angeles county public information officers about what we can expect. i was told, you know, once this happens, this legal proceeding that wrapped up, it s out of our hands. the sheriff s department takes
reporter: those are the words of ad producer, scott wheeler. we know that in the past, muslims have established mosques at locations where they want to declare did i minion. reporter: wheeler, who served a year-and-a-half in the army runs a small political action committee, the republican national trust pact. it has no ties to the republican party, and no full-time staff. when he learned about plans to build an islamic community center that would include a mosque two blocks north of ground zero, he says he had to send a warning. the mosque would be a victory for the terrorists. the people establishing this facility, you think they re celebrating the murder of 3,000 people? i think so. reporter: how are they celebrating? well, by erecting a mosque to their martyrs, which they have traditionally done all over the world. reporter: those martyrs, claims wheeler, are the 19 hijackers of the 9/11 planes. you can also look at how many