cure a constitutional issue so that going nowhere. claudia cowan, thanks very much. let s say you have a briefcase. police have to get a search warrant to open the case unless they think exigent circumstances exist. you cannot say that about a cell phone. a cell phone and its contents should be more secure to the owner of it than a briefcase. what if you have a lock on your cell phone? can they automatically go into that? gregg: apparently they can go through and try to boat the lock. i make a prediction this goes to the supreme court and gets overturned. heather: did you get that ipad yet? gregg: i did. i ve got to download now by free fox news ipad app. heather: in other news, a police station comes under fire. we ll tell you where this violent san erupted and how it ended. gregg: gop s top polling
reporter: senator leno was pushing legislation to overturn the court s ruling, arguing warnless cell phone searches violate privacy rights. within minutes police can reprieve a wealth of personal information from calls made to sites surfed to text messages sent and recent locations visited. supporters of the searches say that s the information that can stop crime, maybe save lives and help convict. police argue in the time it takes to obtain a warrant people can be tipped off and evidence destroyed. these are highly transient mobile people. you need to be able to get to them now. it is extremely important. it is a very good decision. reporter: reason court rulings upholding searches in florida and georgia and banning them in ohio are fueling the debate over digital privacy protection and setting the stand for the nation s highest court to take up this issue. gregg: legislation cannot
yes, absolutely. heather: thank you so much for joining us. i appreciate it. from whitey bolger to dog poop. we covered a lot. gregg: courtroom stunner in the casey anthony trial. judge adjourning court before it ever begin. what the surprise move could mean? our legal experts weighing. [ male announcer ] millions of men 45 and older just don t feel like they used to. are you one of them? remember when you had more energy for 18 holes with your buddies. more passion for the one ya love. more fun with your family and friends. it could be a treatable condition called low testosterone or low t.
we do not know. this legal issue and discussion is sealed. the defendant casey anthony went back and forth between her seat at the defense table and adjacent room with her hair tied up. the court nothing entered the room followed by the judge who did not talk long. both sides conquer that a legal issue has arisen unrelated to the issue we talked about first thing this morning, dealing with a doctor that would necessitate us recessing for today. reporter: the defense had 12 witnesses in the hallway prepared to testify. including the crime scene investigator who found a hair of caylee s in casey anthony s of her car as well as that stain, which prosecutors says with comizational fluid. the defense was clearly going to attack the state s evidence. friday in court the jury watched some of the most
the hallway to testify. judge perry certainly wouldn t have cancelled the day unless something unforeseen came up. nobody knows. speculating, it could be a plea deal of course that would explain the sealing of the transcript, because they wouldn t want to get out any suggestion of an offer or wait could be while casey thinks over it, over the weekend. that s pure speculation. my first thought when i heard was maybe it was a motion to disqualify judge perry. he s been a little short with the defense. justifyably, i think because it has been a disaster as far as following the rules of evidence and the orders of the court. that might have motivated baez to file a motion to disqualify which requires all activity in the case terminate immediately until the motion is filed and heard. it could be those. but it could be something different. nobody really knows. gregg: maybe once again, one side failed to turnover evidence, maybe exculpatory