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>> reporter: open floodgates, thousands hit by floodwaters so new orleans stays dry. the alternative, city officials say, would have been worse than katrina. >> water is pouring through 15 of 125 floodgates at morganza, louisiana right now, a quarter of the gates will eventually be opened. downstream, water from the spillway is already overrunning some homes. as many as 25,000 could go under water in the next few weeks. president obama is welcoming jordan king abdallah to the white h...

>> of casey. >> martha: what i find interesting, they are talking about how casey was 23-years-old at the time, a lack of maturity, a lack of impulse control which is a big stretch for someone who is 23, holding down a job and a mother. she pled not guilty to this case. they are already trying to find mitigating circumstances. doesnt that seem odd to you? there doesnt seem to be pre of trying to find her not guilty. >> the of the defense attorney is to try to find -- the job of the defense attor...

>> of casey. >> martha: what i find interesting, they are talking about how casey was 23-years-old at the time, a lack of maturity, a lack of impulse control which is a big stretch for someone who is 23, holding down a job and a mother. she pled not guilty to this case. they are already trying to find mitigating circumstances. doesnt that seem odd to you? there doesnt seem to be pre of trying to find her not guilty. >> the of the defense attorney is to try to find -- the job of the defense attor...

>> her lack of maturity, her lack of impulse control, history of sexual abuse. >> reporter: caylee anthonys skeletal remains were found in the woods, a five-minute walk from caseys home. but prosecutors, who will ask for the death penalty if convicted, believe caylees lifeless body was first stowed in the car her mother was driving. prosecutors say they have sealed canisters with carpet swatches from the trunk. in a highly unusual move, they want to open them in court so the jury can smell it fo...

Team, while questioning potential jurors, suggested if she did there could be mitigating reasons. >> her lack of maturity, her lack of impulse control, history of sexual abuse. >> reporter: caylee anthonys skeletal remains were found in the woods, a five-minute walk from caseys home. but prosecutors, who will ask for the death penalty if convicted, believe caylees lifeless body was first stowed in the car her mother was driving. prosecutors say they have sealed canisters with carpet swatches fro...

Convicted of the murder of her 2-year-old. they went over a list and what they said was the mitigating factors are age, lack of maturity, lack of impulse control, had history of sexual abuse, lack of parental guidance, mother and father failed to protect her as a child and she was used as a decoy or pawn by her parents and a scape goat for parental misconduct. i will tell you that we have all been wondering what is the defense here? how do they explain that she did not report her child missing f...

>> okay. chris brown? his behavior -- >> nuts. >> nuts, of course. his behavior allegedly breaking a window, frightening makeup staff at a morning television show yesterday, he offered somewhat muted apology on b.e. t. i wonder if we can play that, so our viewers can see it. >> i want to apologize to anybody who startled in the office, anybody offended or looked disappointed this my actions because i was disappointed in the way i acted. i didnt physically hurt anyone. i didnt try to hurt anyone....

School. he is threatening people and other thing. his name isnt charlie. he is eight and they dont release that information. you say, what should be done with the boy who just simply will not behave in school? what should be done? >> i think, juvenile justice prosecutor and special needs teacher, what you do, you evaluation of the home. a team does battery of tests on him. >> bill: lets assume the battery of tests have absolutely no impulse control and his mother, because there isnt a father can...

School. he is threatening people and other thing. his name isnt charlie. he is eight and they dont release that information. you say, what should be done with the boy who just simply will not behave in school? what should be done? >> i think, juvenile justice prosecutor and special needs teacher, what you do, you evaluation of the home. a team does battery of tests on him. >> bill: lets assume the battery of tests have absolutely no impulse control and his mother, because there isnt a father can...

School. he is threatening people and other thing. his name isnt charlie. he is eight and they dont release that information. you say, what should be done with the boy who just simply will not behave in school? what should be done? >> i think, juvenile justice prosecutor and special needs teacher, what you do, you evaluation of the home. a team does battery of tests on him. >> bill: lets assume the battery of tests have absolutely no impulse control and his mother, because there isnt a father can...