. >> reporter: heading the list of suspects was george castille of california who police say solicited undercover investigators to fly a four-year-old and nine-year-old to california. >> castile was arrested when he drove to los angeles international airport with a stuffed animal and various sex toys allegedly to pick up the young children. >> reporter: locally investigators charged trenton police officer paul marinelli with possession of child porn. 34-year-old air force captain donald beck with charged with solicitation of a minor and 40-year-old isaac tony trenton was charged with using an app to try and lure a 1484 old boy to script veterans park in hail hamilton. he was actually talking to an undercover detective. >> it makes me sick. it makes me sick that there are people that are really doing this to our children. >> reporter: police also unveiled a mobile cyber forensic lab to track predators and a k9 named mega to sniff out hidden electronic devices during search. >> you're looking for devices that could be anywhere. sometimes it could be inside of a chair. hollowed out. >> re

his transition team on that list some familiar names like former state supreme court justice ron castile and city council woman maryann tasco. chris o'connell sat down with larry krasner and chris, he's bring something big-time chang changes. >> reporter: yeah, even he himself will tell you he's unlikely candidate for a top prosecutor for a city that struggles with crime. but larry krasner says he is exactly the change needed to turn around a struggling office. >>> i was a dark horse in long shot. >> reporter: by his own admission incoming philadelphia district attorney larry krasner says his improbable ride to the da's office was more a movement than an election. >> reality is that we've been putting our resources in the wrong mace in ways that do not prevent crime don not make us safer and people are sick of it and they want to go in different direct. >> reporter: he pledges to reform the cash bail system. free the wrongly convicted, and not pursue the death penalty in a system he says picks on minorities. some critic including the philadelphia police union worry krasner will be too so

it was just one of many palaces of her parents, queen isabelle of castile and king ferdinand of aragonthe alhambra was catherine's favorite, and by far the grandest palace in the whole of spain with its beautiful gardens, but it was also a fortress that witnessed battles, sieges, and slaughter. catherine's parents were fearsome rulers; they'd forged alliances and united kingdoms. her mother isabelle was known as "the warrior queen," and isabelle had big ambitions for catherine. at the age of 3, she was promised in marriage to the heir of the throne of england. we're not talking about henry here, but his older brother arthur. to catherine's parents, this was a great opportunity, a new dynastic alliance, but to catherine herself, it meant that she'd have to go and live in a very different country, almost a different world, and once she'd left spain, she'd never see her parents again. [sea gulls crying] aged just 15, catherine landed on the shores of england, there to marry prince arthur. he was the same age. but their marriage would be tragically short-lived. after just a few months, art

for lender castile -- two young black men were killed. killed by the police. and i had had enough. i had enough before then but now i knew i had to write something. i do put something in the against theargue unthinking kind of assignment of devaluing blackness. dehumanizing blackness that was going on. blacke ways in which people had to speak up and white people had to own responsibilities for why things are the way they are. host: our guest, his book "tears we cannot stop, a sermon to white america." we welcome your calls. , republicans. , democrats.00 (202) 748-8002, independent colors. callers.ndent recent shootings in years. you framed this book and structured it as a church sermon and in this prayer you say, don't let it happen, lord. please do not let it happen. say you cannot there to see another black person perish the cousin of the hostility of a society that hates black folks in its guts. us.an happen to any of it can happen to all of us. have you always felt afraid for your kids? guest: yes. we have always lived in a society in america where the weaponize in of fear amon

we look at the case of lando castile,- philando killed in his car, videotaped in front of his girlfriend and his daughter. he was telling the police officer that i have a weapon and i'm allowed to have a weapon. i'm not reaching for it. he wasn't reaching for it. he was doing exactly what the police officer told him to do and the police officer took out a gun and shot him. they aren that somehow being killed because they're not doing what police officer said is not true. the cases that you mentioned -- you mentioned eric garner and he was told not to sell cigarettes. if he was selling cigarettes and he wasn't supposed to, that's not a reason to be killed. you don't kill people because they are selling illegal cigarettes. that's not a reason to take a person's life. that's the issue here. we know so many instances where you are not allowed to kill. police officers are not allowed to kill a person because they are disobeying the police officer. that's not a reason to take a person's life. police officers are allowed to use deadly force if they are in danger of being killed or if the public

big names like former state supreme court ron castile and city council woman maryann tasco. we're just about a month out before larry krasner takes office and chris o'connell sat down with him one-on-one about some of the cultural changes he's going to bring. chris? >> reporter: that is right, iain n about month from now philadelphia will have new district attorney. long time center city defense attorney larry krasner will take over as the city's pop prosecutor and in the process shake up an office in desperate need of a makeover. >> that was dark horse in long shot. >> reporter: by his own admission larry krasner says his impossible rice to the da's office was more a movement than an election. >> reality is that we've been putting our resources in the wrong place ways that do not prevent crime don not make us safer and people are sick of it and they want nothing a different direct report roar he's promising a change in culture to an office embroiled in controversy. since former da seth williams was sent to prison for bribery. krasner pledges to reform the cash bail system,

but while president trump paid lips service to the tragic deaths of philando castile and alton sterlinge department under jeff sessions has all but dismantled the obama administrati administration's reforms, while he himself has castigated black athletes and activists that dared to point this out. but perhaps the most important distinction between the candidates, their assessments of the climate change threat was lost on a plurality of millennial voters. according to polling, with many seeing no difference between a woman who, while not known as an ardent climate hawk, called the phenomenon a defining challenge of our time. and donald trump, who has called it a chinese hoax and headed his environmental protection agency with a climate change denier, whose watch has been marked by an exodus of experts and an influx of extraction industry hacks. as i said before, it's easy for self-described liberals to paint themselves clean, because they didn't cast votes for trump. but adulthood is about making tough decisions, endorsing less-than-perfect options, and working to improve the resulting o

we look at the case of lando castile,- philando killed in his car, videotaped in front of his girlfriendis daughter. he was telling the police officer that i have a weapon and i'm allowed to have a weapon. i'm not reaching for it. he wasn't reaching for it. he was doing exactly what the police officer told him to do and the police officer took out a gun and shot him. they aren that somehow being killed because they're not doing what police officer said is not true. the cases that you mentioned -- you mentioned eric garner and he was told not to sell cigarettes. if he was selling cigarettes and he wasn't supposed to, that's not a reason to be killed. you don't kill people because they are selling illegal cigarettes. that's not a reason to take a person's life. that's the issue here. we know so many instances where you are not allowed to kill. police officers are not allowed to kill a person because they are disobeying the police officer. that's not a reason to take a person's life. police officers are allowed to use deadly force if they are in danger of being killed or if the public is da