mark geragos, well-known defense attorney. he has represented many high-profile clients. howard bragman returns, celebrity crisis expert and founder of 15 minutes public relation. and mike fleeman, the west coast editor of people.com. let's start with you, mike, what does people say? >> well, the latest is that charlie doesn't seem to be suffering any ramifications of this. he's going to go back to work this week. he's doing a cameo in a movie. he'll be back on the set of "two and a half men" next week. barely a hiccup. >> larry: do you know what happened? does anybody know? >> there are conflicting reports. his publicist says he had an allergic reaction to medication. a lot of people say that's not quite passing the smell test. police sources are saying that he was intoxicated, irrational and trashing this hotel room. interestingly, he was not charged with a crime. he was not arrested. he was hospitalized and released. >> larry: do we know who called the police? >> no, we don't. we do know that denise richards and his two daughters were very close by and that denise actu

and for more on this we're joined from los angeles by robin sax and criminal defense attorney mark geragoselcome to both of you. robin, let me begin with you. this verdict surprised you, didn't it? >> it was a little surprise in that especially that both parties right now are claiming victory. how is it that both of them claim a victory when you have not very many counts that were actually prosecuted and convicted on especially for the prosecution's point of view. how is it if you couldn't prove that anna nicole smith was an addict who is an addict? so i don't see it as a win but both are claiming victory. >> who do you see it as a win for, anyone? >> well, i see it's a win for the defense actually here for sure for dr. kapoor, the primary physician responsible for prescribing all medicines was completely acquitted and here you only have a conviction based on one incident in november of 2006 where howard q. stern's name was used on a prescription and a conspiracy that happened before that. out of all of the counts that was it for all of those weeks of trials, 13 days of deliberations, two