. >>> back with me now, mark geragos and lisa bloom. >> this is not the worst case in the world.t's why we have felonies and misdemeanors. it remarkable people will say what if this, what if that? we have a videotape. that's what the police found to be most incriminating. that's why they brought this charge. >> can we move along? the comments about trump punishing woman for abortion, why are people so owe funded by this notion of punishing women for an illegal abortion? >> what are we going to do, round up a million women and put them in jail for making a poor choice? even though pro-life don't advocate such a thing. that's why i talk about the war on women. donald trump is so willing to go after women, women like megyn kelly or rosie o'donnell or michelle fields. now to make a statement like that i think is rather shocking. >> mark, donald trump walked back his words and said he would punish the doctor, not the women, if this law is broken. is that unreasonable? >> well, what it is is a throwback to the 50s and 60s. when i was growing up as a youngster, my father was a prosecuto

. >>> back with me now, mark geragos and lisa bloom. >> this is not the worst case in the world.we have felonies and misdemeanors. it remarkable people will say what if this, what if that? we have a videotape. that's what the police found to be most incriminating. that's why they brought this charge. >> can we move along? the comments about trump punishing woman for abortion, why are people so owe funded by this notion of punishing women for an illegal abortion? >> what are we going to do, round up a million women and put them in jail for making a poor choice? even though pro-life don't advocate such a thing. that's why i talk about the war on women. donald trump is so willing to go after women, women like megyn kelly or rosie o'donnell or michelle field. now to make a statement like that i think is rather shocking. >> mark, donald trump walked back his words and said he would punish the doctor, not the women, if this law is broken. is that unreasonable? >> well, what it is is a throwback to the 50s and 60s. when i was growing up as a youngster, my father was a prosecutor here in

also criminal defense attorney mark geragos. there's so many unanswered questions here. lack of a murder weapon has made this investigation so difficult. do you believe this is real? and the significance of it. >> well, i have a lot of skepticism. the length of time, the peculiar circumstances of, you know, something disappearing and being found and handed over to a cop. i think the odds are that this is the murder weapon are very low, but i think it's very appropriate that they investigate it, though it is clear to me that it could only be of historical interest. there is no chance of a state prosecution under double jeopardy, and there is no chance, in my opinion, of a federal civil rights case. just the facts don't justify it. but, look, like all people, like most people, i'm interested. but i think it's really just historical at this point. >> mark, the chain of custody of this knife, allegedly went from a construction worker to a police officer, kept it for years. who knows who else could have handled it. it's got to make it incredibly difficult to extract anything

also with me here in new york, legal analyst and criminal defense attorney mark geragos and i have tomane with me on the phone, former lapd lead detective who was assigned to the o.j. simpson case. detective lane was the man who was actually on the phone with o.j. simpson during that infamous white bronco chase. so welcome to all of you. and, detective lane, let me just kick it off with you. i want a reality check from you. how many knives have been found in the years since this story first broke? >> initially, brooke, there were several fives found around the property. we did a canvass of not only the property but the streets all the way from rockingham to bundy with an academy class. there were dozens and dozens of hours spent with over 100 officers searching property yars, areas, sewers, streets, no stone unturned kind of a situation. as to knives, there were several knives turned in by various people. we even had people admitting to the crime. and you have to look at all of these things. we also had, don't forget, a witness at l.a.x. who observed simpson push things into a trash co