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Charge of homicide. >> it's dark work and there is never good news. >> what is the hardest part of this job? >> the families. i try to give them updates on the cases. not just the cases that occurred yesterday or the day before or the cases we may have tomorrow. they're cases that are 10 years old, 20 years old, 30 years old, 5 years old. you are constant by absorbing the family's pain. you know, and trying to make them understand and trying to comfort them and will it them know we are trying to work their cases. that is a never ending process. >> a never ending process because there roughly 1...

Aside from the isis problem and them not coming here, this is not our issue. >> suicide in which way? >> absorbing 60,000 more islamic r refuge in the country? >> you are saying the probability of the terrorist disguising themselves -- >> that is the biggest issue but number two we don't have the money. we can barely take care of our own citizens. number one this is a national security issue. it would be suicide. >> this is the way everyone is approaching all of these problems. the problem is the world is a much smaller place than it was before and if you think you can standby in europe and sa...

>> "reading rainbow" got kids excited about reading. it ran for more than 20 years on pbs, and now lavar is planning to relaunch thanks to a kickstarter campaign. the original goal was to raise $1 million. that took less than 24 hours. now he's extended the campaign and with just a week to go, he's up to nearly $4 million. so i spoke with him about what he wants to do with this. why he wants to bring back reading rainbow and why we should all care about how kids use media. >> i think there's a lot of content for children now that is not positive, that is not educational in a positive way? >> o...

Keep up that kind of pace runs afoul of due process and the sixth amendment. you can't put the juror's comfort ahead of due process. those lawyers are being run ragged. and sitting on the bench and listening and absorbing and taking notes is anything like being in the fray of trying is case, it's apples and oranges, and you know she did switch the 8:00 start this morning to 9:00. everyone showed up on time, and all of a sudden, she puts the brakes on, and we're doing very little tomorrow and the next day, and the defense wants to speed it up again, wants the closing on the same day as the stat...

Amendment and due process in a big murder case. you just can't put the jurors' comfort ahead of due process. you can't do it. those lawyers are being run ragged. and she -- to act like sitting on the bench and listening and absorbing and taking notes is anything like being in the fray of trying the case, it's apples and oranges. you notice she did switch the 8:00 start this morning to a 9:00 start. and everybody showed up on time and they're pushing through. now all of a sudden, she puts the brakes on and we're doing very little really tomorrow and the next day. and you notice that the defense...