mark geragos and danny cevallos and also our sunny hostin here as well. first you, mark.hey were released more than a week apart but together at a motel. wouldn't that suggest they planned this whole thing out and planned it together? >> i think that clearly it suggests they were in cahoots. i love the added fact that was just reported that they went there and were fingerprinted and they were complying with their parole registration, which is amazing to me. and somebody just tweeted and i have to agree, it is really an ingenious prison break when you think about the idea that somebody just puts all this paperwork together, then they fax it over or do whatever to and the department of ections corrections lets them out and they go about their business in terms of registering. i echo judge perry when he says the criminal mind is very ingenious. >> danny is shaking his head like, i agree. i agree. but, i mean, listen, the big question, to danny and sunny, do these victims families really have any legal recourse? >> i don't think so. what do you think? i mean, what do you thin

and mark geragos. do you think that the special prosecutor will bring charges?ave a futural problem here. the girls now deny that they testified under oath invoking the fifth amendment. we have been talking about phony documents. even it's a phony deposition or they committed perjury. if they aren't cooperating how is somebody supposed to prosecute this case? >> danny is like bingo. do you agree? >> when you look at the facts the sheriff's department made an arrest within nine hours. they were serious about the case when they arrested the suspect and the case only fell apart once it got the prosecutor and the sheriff agrees that the case shouldn't have been prosecuted. if they took the fifth amendment and are not going to testify then the prosecution is going to have a huge problem. >> the prosecutor said daisy and her mom were uncooperative. they said they were all willing to testify. >> i have to tell you, first of all -- i used to try child sex crimes. bottom line, victims don't want to cooperate for many different reasons. >> it's common. >> they are terrifi

mark geragos: we're happy to be here at "between the lines." pat: thanks so much for having us. we really do appreciate it. barry: it's our pleasure. i'm going to start with you, mark, because you lead off the introduction. and the book, you claim, both of you, is written for two purposes in particular--one, mark, you say, "the idea behind 'mistrial' is to go behind the scenes as never before and let the reader get a glimpse of the good, the bad and the ugly." mark: yeah, one of my favorite movies. so i figured, why not incorporate it in the book. actually the genesis for doing the book came out of a cigar bar in new york in the upper east side. and we were sitting there one day watching a basketball game, and some guy kind of stumbled in, under the influence and a blood alcohol level probably in excess of .20, recognized us and started kind of getting in our face about who we represent, what we do, we're criminal defense lawyers, and it was very uncomfortable for a while, especially because i wanted to watch the game. but at the end of it, i finally couldn't take it anymore and

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joining us defense attorney mark geragos and sunny hostin, former new york city prosecutor. >> i lovethe story is unfolding. we said a couple of days ago, geez, ways giving prosecutors all kinds of credit. not rushing to judgment. then yesterday we said the rumor is there's a bunch of cops out there. today they arrest one of the cops. my feeling is that the only reason they didn't come in and arrest a bunch of people is because they knew early on that there were cops involved. >> but apparently the police did not fess up right away that they had been there. >> these undercover officers i think one it took him three days to come forward. >> after his video showed up. >> right. basically he's saying i didn't want to blow my cover. i just think that's absolutely ridiculous. i work with undercover agents. i'm sure you have as well, toobin. the bottom line is you can still be a human being without blowing your cover and get in between an assailant and victim and say let's all let cooler heads prevail. >> you know where this thing is headed? it's headed where the cops are going to say where

joining us defense attorney mark geragos and sunny hostin, former new york city prosecutor. >> i loveow the story is unfolding. we said a couple of days ago, geez, ways giving prosecutors all kinds of credit. not rushing to judgment. then yesterday we said the rumor is there's a bunch of cops out there. today they arrest one of the cops. my feeling is that the only reason they didn't come in and arrest a bunch of people is because they knew early on that there were cops involved. >> but apparently the police did not fess up right away that they had been there. >> these undercover officers i think one it took him three days to come forward. >> after his video showed up. >> right. basically he's saying i didn't want to blow my cover. i just think that's absolutely ridiculous. i work with undercover agents. i'm sure you have as well, toobin. the bottom line is you can still be a human being without blowing your cover and get in between an assailant and victim and say let's all let cooler heads prevail. >> you know where this thing is headed? it's headed where the cops are going to say wh

. >> joining me now sunny hostin and mark geragos. at would this suv driver, should he be charged? >> the suv driver may end up being charged. there are laws that say even if you're just negligent, you hit somebody and injure them in a car, you could be charged. >> if you fear for your life -- >> even if you fear for your life. in this case, we don't know. it's telling and i think we're getting way ahead of ourselves on trying to say what the facts are in this case. i think the fact that the prosecutor today rejected basically the charge of what the police brought to them speaks volumes. they want to figure out what was going on. we may find out that both the driver was scared and that the people who were in those bikes were doing nothing more than trying to not get hit or trying to get -- apprehend somebody that hit one. >> sunny, the bikers are stopped in the middle of a highway surrounding this vehicle. >> as a gang, as a gang. i don't know which video you just watched but think about a man with his child, with his wife being swarme

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. >> mark geragos, our criminal defense attorney has been on the program and arguing repeatedly, look, you have so many different people, everybody saw this from a different vantage point, has a different thing in their mind and you can't make it as if this group of motorcyclist was acting all of one mind. it's not like they were in communication with each other and plotting this, this is just a number of people, dozens of people reacting in different ways. >> i'm encouraging people the police have mountains of evidence. let them complete a thorough investigation. let the district attorney bring the appropriate charges based on the evidence. don't rush to judgment until all the facts are in. that's my entire problem with the way people are dealing with this. they are very quick to jump to conclusions. they don't know the people that were on the ride. some people are probably bad. there are other people that are very good. just because you're a motorcycle rider doesn't make you a criminal. >> andrew, thank you very much. >> thank you. >>> up next, breaking news that may surprise some u

. >> mark geragos said that could be a possible defense. officer that waited to tell supervisors from internal affairs, is that right? >> that makes it more strange but yes, we're told a third one took his time to report this. now the lawyer who represents this officer who is still on the job said that he did not witness any of the assault that we've seen time and again on this viral video, and however, the attorney did not explain why he waited in this case according to my law enforcement sources at least a week to report this to his superiors. but the lawyer feels that he will be vin kated and he didn't do anything wrong. my sources tell me he is being investigated. >> susan, appreciate the update. >>> let's get updates on other stories. randi kaye has the bulletin. >>> another military officer in charge of the u.s. nuclear arsenal has been fired. in a statement the air force says major general michael kerry has been relieved of command because of a loss of trust in his leadership and judgment without being specific. a military official s

we ran out of time tonight because frankly once sonny hostin and mark geragos got going it's virtually impossible to get them to stop talking. >> you completely lost control of your show. >> i know. >> it's been a long day. >> that's it for "ac >>> "outfront" next. they say talk is cheap. >> we're not going on negotiate around the debt ceiling. >> there will be a negotiation. >> but will hitting the debt ceiling be catastrophic? we separate fact from fear. plus, fly boy. >> i don't have that. >> we know who the 9-year-old boy was who snuck on to a flight to vegas. >>> and an undercover police officer said he arrived on the scene after a violent confrontation between bikers and a driver. but the video shows that might be a lie. let's go "outfront." good evening. we begin with breaking news. at this instant, the president of the united states, barack obama has announce that had he will be naming a new chief of the federal reserve. that will be janet yellin. nousing he will be doing that tomorrow. you remember that was a fugitive fight. it is now going to be janet yellin. this country is

back with our panel and joining the conversation, cnn legal analyst and defense attorney mark geragosg us, tina th navarro. >> i don't think i could be frank sinatra's son. >> your mom and frank were friends. you do have shockingly ice blue eyes. >> willing to throw this story out, anderson. >> my mom and frank sinatra had a relationship. i was not born -- this was long before. we have pictures we're going to show of my mom and frank sinatra hanging out. i'm not sure how long they hung out for. are we showing the pictures? i can't see the screen. >> doesn't look like your mom. >> can you sing? >> here we go. there they are the a the theater. my mom and frank sin naught ra. them hanging out. >> do you have any musical ability? >> i do have blue eyes. this was long ago. there's no way i am. but did this surprise you, tina? >> at first i thought maybe it was a wonderful revenge against woody allen to say by the way all the way through our time together i was still sleeping with old blue eyes. that must have been a pretty irritating interview for woody allen. >> anti-woody allen. >> he is

. >> mark geragos made the point last night. mebody today who was there just on background. but in mark's point was, we don't know what each of these bikers saw, including this detective. for all we know, this detective saw a hit-and-run and a driver take off and was banging on the windshield in order to stop the guy and even maybe he could argue trying to get the family out the other side. we simply don't know what this person's defense is. so it is very easy to rush to judgment and one should always be cautious of that. but certainly raises a lot of questions. >> i mean, it's literally hundreds of bikers in some of these groups. so it's hard for anybody to see all the things that go on. >> do you think maybe cops should have a different hobby than riding with hundreds of motorcyclists up the west side highway? >> you know, tees groups, everybody knows what these groups do. they use their numbers to slow down the traffic and basically take ownership of the highway. i don't think any off duty police officer should be in a group l

i think mark geragos told anderson cooper something really interesting here this week.t depends which party you relate to more. if you're a parent who drivesen an suv with a kid in a car maybe you'll see the lien side of this. or if you're somebody out on a motorcycle or riding in a group you'll see the other side. >> later in the show, we're going to have someone who is a motorcyclisist enthusiast. he'll talk about that. >>> as, we want to talk about the sisters of the woman who led police on that chase at the white house and then to the capitol before she was thought to death. they're now trying to understand what happened. >> right, in an exclusive interview with our anderson cooper, miriam carey's sister said that carey, the mother of a 1-year-old had been diagnosed with postpartum depression with psychosis, but she told anderson her system seemed to be getting better. listen. >> how was that manifested in her life? is that something that you saw in her life? >> no, it wasn't something displayed. it was a mother momentary breakdown where he had to go and get i spoke