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>> when you look at that it is all of that against her and nothing on the other side. there are still people saying well this sort of -- it doesn't show anything other than how dangerous it is when you take a serious crime like rape and instead of turning it over to the authorities you have a reporter and these university kangaroo courts that deal with it. >> "rolling stone dwts" for some reason are not firing their editors but they will continue to write -- to work with the writer. >> i think they have to do that so that they seem like they are all a team. they are going to have to be if they...

Politics, anything like that. they want no, it wasn't a pattern, it wasn't like that, that their sister wasn't political in any way, that she was a good mother, a caring person who, you know, stayed in touch with her family. they said her sister wasn't like wandering around incoherently, she sought treatment, got treatment. she said frankly they still have a lot of questions, concerns, about how their sister's life ended. here is more of what amy said. >> we will never know what miriam was thinking in those last hours before she died t we can only speculate, and our real concern is why and wer...

Was certainly the magic words that the court should have looked at. i think it's a challenging ruling, because the connick d.a.'s office over the 30 years that harry connick sr. was the d.a. compiled one of the worst records in the country of handling evidence and withholding evidence that should have been turned over to defendants. and to say that there wasn't a pattern in practice, or a deliberate indifference of the allegation to turn over evidence, i think, is a difficult fact basis to support, and that's warranted by justice ginsberg's dissent, which i think was a blistering dissent in op...

Of context, it sounds bad. >> you look at balance, there's all that against her and nothing on the other side. there's still people saying, well, this sort of shows -- it shows how dangerous it is whether you take a serious crime like rape and instead of turning it over to authorities you have a report and university kangaroo courts deal with it. >> "rolling stone" for some reason are not firing their editors but also said they're going to continue to work with the writer. how can they ever work with her again? >> i think they kind of have to do that so that they seem like they're all a team b...