experts say the grief counselling sessions are from underresourced hospitals and may not be enough andsequences are dangerous. >> they will have worse effect on life. it may lead to feeling of aggression, and frustration and aggression. it may be directed to violent behavior in one way or another. >> the city has gone on high security alert. school walls are raised like fortresses. schools remain closed. a teacher who started teaching children at his home so they won't miss lessons. more than lessons, children need counselling. they are now afraid to go to school. >> element of fear is in children and kids. they are feared to go to school. they identify school with a fearful place for example. they are limited even if they go to school. they are not allowed to open -- they cannot even hold the morning assemblies that used to be. >> students were taking their exams here in a school just a few minutes away from the attacked one when they heard the explosions. they were evacuated. they haven't returned. it's not just the bombs and bullets that define this, they're constantly exposed to de

get a better treatment than people that rely on public defenders who are so overworked and so underresourcedhat i've seen, that's the difference. at the federal level, i dealt with the organized crime program of the fbi which i ran for five years. when those gangsters walk into court, they also had tremendous legal representation and even though we were able to get the convictions we got, the federal system doesn't see this happen to the great extent that the state and local systems do. >> more of a socioeconomic factor. >> one issue that i think underlines how interrelated these things are, one thing that happened here in new york just a couple of weeks ago is the city decided they are going to effectively stop making arrests for small amounts of marijuana. marijuana arrests are a major civil rights issue in this country because african-americans in new york and elsewhere are arrested with small quantities of marijuana in disproportionate numbers. they usually don't go to prison. but they do get an arrest record, which makes it harder to get a job. so that, i think, is one area where actual