thank you for being with us today. let's start with the story that seems to have come to some kind of an end. this is casey anthony leaving jail 12 days after being found not guilty of killing her 2-year-old daughter. she walked out the front door, which was a surprise to many. anthony was found guilty of lying to police, and that got her a four--year-sentence, and you factor in time served and good behavior, and she's out. this comes three years and a day after she was first arrested on the disappearance of her daughter. david mattingly joins us. this was a surprise to many that she walked out the front door. >> reporter: that's right. there are a number of scenarios in mind, and they had several contingency plans at the jail depending what was going on at the time. as she walked out there were hundreds, very focal, and many holding signs, and it was an emotional time, and they allowed her to walk outside to a waiting suv, and from there they went straight out on to the expressway. and it's a downtown orlando news helicopter followed that vehicle to a building where one of the defense attorneys has an office, and after that they lost sight of her, so they went on from there to parts unknown. this lasted only about 30 seconds. she didn't say anything. she kept looking down. she did not make any sort of visual contact with the crowd that was there. she did say thank you to one of the guards as she was leaving the jail, but that was it, no expression or comments, nothing. there were a couple journalists allowed to embed, to to speak, and get the pictures we have been looking at this morning. here is what they had to say. >> she walked out, and when she walked out she had a sign of relief on her face and walked by one of the sergeants and she thanked him and continued rapidly outside. >> she was not smiling. she wasn't frowning, and did not look joyful. >> two officers were behind her with green bullet proof vests and semiautomatic weapons strapped on them, and it was quiet until she worked out, and then there was a burst of a cafaphonic scream. >> and jose baez and her got out quickly. there were police officers on horse back blocking the crowd as well, making sure there was no traffic or anybody trying to follow them. after a matter of minutes, after it was all over, the crowd dissipated and everybody going back home in the wee hours of the morning. >> any indications of where she is going to go? where she is going to live? what she is going to do? >> reporter: all of the affiliates here in the orlando area were watching the airports around orlando. there was no confirmation of her getting on any flights leaving the area. it's really not known anywhere where she might be. her defense team made it clear that they felt she would be unsafe after she got out of here. there was talk about her leaving the orlando area where she is such a recognizable figure. and there has been no indication whatsoever where she might go. but the strategy appears to be for the moment for her to stay out of the public eye. remember, she has a number of civil cases now working through the courts that she is involved with, so she has a lot more to do, a lot more legal work on the table in her near future that she has to work through as she is trying to get her own life back together, t. j. >> david mattingly for us in orlando. we appreciate you as always. i want our viewers to take a look at something else down the road from the home of casey anthony's parents. this memorial was set up for caylee. it has seen a lot of visitors this weekend. a lot of people leaving flowers and stuffed animals and signs for little caylee. well, at five minutes past the hour, let me turn to chile, to the rescue chilean miners. they filed a lawsuit against their own government. a great story it was. trapped for 69 days after the mine cave-in last august, and they are asking for half a million dollars each in damages. but they say this lawsuit is not about money, but about safety. they want the government to tighten safety measures. and it's a big day for the usa women's soccer team. the u.s. women are the odds on, the betting favorite to win this game, but no doubt, japan the sentimental favorites around the world, and they are playing for so much after their country went through the tsunami and earthquake, and they had to practice in the daytime because they cannot practice at night in japan, and they had to deal with so many other things because of the earthquake and tsunami. the last time the u.s. won the title was back in 1999. we will get more from germany live coming up a little later in this hour. right now it's time to say good morning to mr. reynolds wolf. things are hot. >> yes, indeed, they are. perfect day to watch inside and watch the world cup. heat is going to be the big story. we have 16 states with some kind of watch, warning or advisory. and with the high humidity, it's going to feel like it's 110 as high as 120 in many spots around the nation. we will give you a tropical update and give you an idea of what is happening in terms of thunderstorms, and a good possibility of those popping up today. >> thank you so much. rupert murdoch is practicing what he is going to say to lawmakers this week. we have that and news that he has a new celebrity pr guy. we go in depth. it's seven minutes past this hour on "cnn sunday morning." stay with me. the less time i have to take care of me. that's why i like glucerna shakes. they have slowly digestible carbs to help minimize blood sugar spikes, which can help lower a1c. glucerna products help me keep everything balanced. 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