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i want to bring in our legal analyst, a former federal prosecutor and criminal defense mark geragos, also abuse. i need to hear about child abuse, prior child abuse. >> because this does happen. and this does happen? >> it does happen. i looked up some stats. i know mark is going the make fun of me because have i some notes. if you look at the survey on safekids.org, which i questioned, nearly one in four parents of a child under three has forgotten a c 25%. i've done that. i admitted that yesterday. >> i've done it. >> you've done it. wow. >> i'm telling you, i can't tell you the number of people who watched the show last night who called me afterwards and said i've done the exact same thing. >> it happens. >> in panic, you absolutely panic when it happens. you just, i know martin did that, the piece, the setup piece and talked about the five minutes. you can forget that quickly. you -- >> and we're going to have woman coming up right after this panel who actually had done this and her child died. and one of the things that a reporter who we're also going have from the "washington po

. >> stick around, i want to bring in sunny hostin and mark geragos, attorney and child's advocate reeva martin is joining us. sunny, again, this is one source but it certainly is not a good development for the father. >> well, it's not, of course. it gives me pause but we don't know enough about this case to really jump to conclusions and i know mark is shocked that i'm saying this but, you know -- >> do you work in cable news? >> somebody hacked into sunny's body. >> i know, i'm thank hem hostin. i need to hear motive in a case like this. i need to hear about a divorce or custody battle. i need to hear about perhaps an insurance policy, substance abuse, child abuse, prior child abuse. >> because this does -- >> it doesn't make sense. >> i looked up stats. mark will make fun of me because i have notes. if you look at this survey on kids.org, everybody should look at this. one in four parents of a child out of three has forgot a child in a car. i've done it. >> i did it. >> you did it, wow? >> i can't tell you the number of people that watch the the show last night and called me and said

do you think if a mark geragos or some other high-powered attorney walked into that courtroom, he wouldn'tid those things. i think it's because there's a mentality that poor people don't count in our criminal justice system. and that some people really -- nothing to see here, let's move it along. and other people, of course, they get all the consideration. so really, this is about, i believe, abuse of power, and disrespect. we are all entitled to a lawyer. this attorney said, hey, i'm doing my job. no, i don't want to waive my client's right to a speedy trial. the judge didn't want to hear this. this guy needs to be kicked off the bench in my opinion. >> i wonder if this story goes anywhere. so far, they say not, but as we all know, that could change. jane velez-mitchell, thank you for that. >> thank you. >>> reporting now, we're getting word that the white house has apologized to congress for the secrecy involving bowe bergdahl. but listen to this. cnn's jake tapper just interviewed bowe bergdahl's team leader from his time in afghanistan, who told jake that afghan villagers told him berg