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Because remember in a civil case, they don't have the fifth amendment right to remain silent necessarily so a lot of data may come out i may be able to use as a prosecutor to bolster my case, which is exactly what happened with bill cosby's deposition. >> and sometimes you'll undertake such processes not necessarily because of the evidence that will arise from it. might this be to shake, if you, will the defense because bill cosby, his wife, they don't want to bring camille into this, which is going to be a long case in 2016. >> i don't think it's going to shake the defense. the defense is in ...

Incident, we're. we'll understand whether it's a terrorist rein each different direction, would i could anyone from the family and organized crime, that is a different area all together. we have to wait patiently, intensively and the message to the public is at the moment, who ever doesn't need to be outside and walking in public areas should stay in until we find the suspect. >> as you know so well, what we've been covering out of munich and out of belgium is something you have been monitoring very closely there in tel aviv and in had and at this

>> i first in turkey, and in greece. and in macedonia. serbia. bulgaria. austria, then here. it's cost us about 2,000 euro or 3,000. >> reporter: and for many of the people who are coming here, it's also been quite confusing as to what exactly the regulations are here in the european union. many of them had to be in hungary for a long time. they thought they had to apply for asylum in hungary. some of them were pulled offer trains in austria and then were taken to refugee shelters there. the ones who are coming here to germany to munich, they are checked by police officers here at the train st...

The regulations here are in the european union. many had to be in hungary for a long time. some of them didn't have to apply for asylum. some were pulled off trains in austria and taken to refugee shelters here. when they arrive here many are checked at the train station and many will be taken to shelter and hopefully to safety. fred pleitgen, munich, germany. >> the migrant crisis is so unprecedented, leaders in the european union are struggling to find common ground and how to solve it. >> reporter: as the walls go up to keep migrants out, so, too, political divisions are mounting across the...

Many are still in budapest waiting to leave. >> germany is the favorite destination. the country has already pledged to take in thousands of asylum speakers. >> we spoke with some refugees who managed to make it to munich. >> reporter: after a long and very difficult journey through much of europe, many of the refugees are now making it to here, this is munich's central station. and germany is, of course, one of the plain places that many of the refugees want to go. most of them have endured a very, very difficult travel, going first through turkey, then through greece, macedonia. many of them...