COOPER: We've obviously following the hurricane and what's going on in Libya. But we'll check in with Isha following other stories in the "360 News and Business Bulletin." Isha --</s>ISHA SESAY, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Anderson, Casey Anthony has begun serving a one-year sentence of felony check fraud and has reported to her parole officers. That's according to Florida's Department of Corrections. Officials won't say where in Florida Anthony is serving her probation. She's been in seclusion since her acquittal last month on murder charges on the death of her daughter Caylee Anthony. The stocks today regained most of what it lost right after the news broke Steve Jobs' resignation as CEO. Shares were down just 0.7 percent at the close today. They had dropped sharply in after-hours trading when Jobs announced he was stepping down. Analysts say investors are confident about the company Jobs has built. A surprise investment from Warren Buffett is expected to be a major lifeline for Bank of America. Buffett announced $5 billion investment this morning. He says Bank of America is strong, and it's a well-led company and he wanted to invest in it. The Washington Monument is closed indefinitely because of damage from Tuesday's 5.8 magnitude earthquake. The quake left 4-foot crack in the monument and pieces of mortar fell in the observation area. The National Park Service says repairs could take a while. Anderson? So it's an earthquake and now Hurricane Irene and technical problems tonight.</s>COOPER: I know, we're having some technical problems, aren't we?</s>SESAY: I know.</s>COOPER: You're handling it quite well, though.</s>SESAY: So are you. You haven't even broken out into a sweat.</s>COOPER: Or a giggle, how about that?</s>SESAY: I miss the giggle.</s>COOPER: Yes, we'll have more.
Casey Anthony Reports to Probation Officer; Stock Steady Despite Jobs' Resignation; Buffet Invests $5B in Bank of America; Monument Closed Indefinitely for Quake Repair