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The high unemployment that you're seeing in europe, in the middle east, in africa and increasingly in the united states of america. and what i am hearing and seeing, both in the forums and in private dinner meetings, is that the world's wealthiest and most influential people are getting that. so the real question is, what are we going to do about it? how are we going to move from one, accepting the notion that we have got to put more people to work. certainly young people. we have teen unemployment in some parts of the world as high as 20%. 30%, 40%. we also have countries that are going to ha...

Had no -- may have met him over the years once or twice but really didn't know him. and certainly was not anxious to win his endorsement for his re-election. just one of the sidebars in all of this. all right, standby, john. brian stelter is joining us. our senior media correspondent, the host of "reliable sources." brian, this is quite a media spectacle we're now observing as well. >> you can say that again. and it's been very interesting to watch reaction to conservative media outlets. before today this story was very muted. there was scant coverage of this. on fox news for example compared ...

Happening? >> well, we have, number one, a 24-hour news cycle. number two, whether we like it or not, court proceedings now begin to dominate our lives. we are a nation built upon the rule of law. and with access to courtrooms by cameras, it has basically fuelled the thirst for kormg and people like to see its democracy in action. >> i tell you what. i only have one beef with you about spending 80-some odd days in your courtroom. i worked 20 hours a day and i was very sleepy and you had your officers kick us off if we nodded off. those side bars are long and it was really hard to stay awake. n...

Perspective. i think that my view of things like other information we were supposed to get from prosecutors is at the very least a much different definition than he has. >> is he a snake, a liar? >> i think that he has -- i think he's probably more used to running against public defenders in cases that he gets to cherry pick and that he has overwhelming evidence, and that some of the nuances of how he handles discovery don't come to light. i don't think that don and i have presented ourselves as a couple of young public defenders. >> judge debra nelson. there are people who watch, and these ar...

Throughout the day, you're also watching not only the mothers' testify, you're watching these six female jurors, five of the six of mothers. what was their body language like while that's mothers were testifying? >> reporter: yeah. you know, really by being in the courtroom one of the few advantages you have, there are many actually, but the strongest is that you can look the jury in the face. you can watch and try to get any sense of reaction when they listen to this powerful testimony, and today i really made it a point to focus on them, but i have to tell you, brooke, they do not emote a lo...