our legal guys are back, in just a moment we'll turn to the celebrity cases, civil rights attorney avery friedman and richard, richard, you made an interesting point about the casey anthony case and this notion about whether the things that she said when the police were around her will be admitted in court. why would they not be? >> right, tom. that's what was argued. when they came to her house, what the police did was handcuff her and put her in the back of a caged patrol car. it was at that time, she was not under arrest, but she was clearly in a custodial situation. they did not give her miranda warnings, they should have, and it was during that time that she disclosed about zandy, the nanny, and there was a nanny involved. they argued to the judge that that must be suppressed because it came in a custodial situation where she felt she was under