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But i keep it there just so we know we are still doing. it >> phil torsney retired from the bureau and moved away, but still works the case when he can't. >> i've been doing this along time. and here's what i know. the only time the case doesn't have the potential to be solved is when nobody is doing anything. and i feel good about it. we're doing something. and we're always doing something. >> i hope this is some help. >> i hope this is the last interview i have to do on this before it is solved. >> amy's bike still sits in a small room at the bay village police department. her case notes rem...

Supreme court is going to influence all of that. >> all right, we'll be watching. thank you so much. well, now to a new cnn interview with the atlanta area district attorney who is investigating former president trump's efforts to overturn the 2020 election in florida. fani willis is pushing back on the argument that trump can't be prosecuted for potential crimes committed during his time in office. >> have you given any thought to or seen his defenses in other cases that essentially what you do as president is protected because you're the president, doesn't amount to a crime. >> i've given ...

Diminished. the big picture here is the future of a key section of the voting rights act that is meant to protect minority voters could very well as soon as next term be cut back. >> it is interesting on this issue of precedent. i remember watching a lot of supreme court confirmation hearings where all of the nominees said precedent rules. and here is another case doesn't appear that it did. >> yeah. time after time we have been seeing that pattern now. and the supreme court we know will still hear the case, the full case next fall. but given the role that elections played in the majority's de...

Parenthood versus casey entirely or severely limiting the reach of those opinions and the three liberals really were by themselves. this case doesn't really change my mind about that. this was, of course, just a jurisdictional question. the question before the case was whether these matters should be in federal court in the first place. and the court made clear that they were not taking up the substantiative question of whether a pre-viability ban on abortion was constitutional, under roe and casey. and of course, that is also the main question in the case that was argued last week. and a deci...

Administration on purpose because they want open borders. will: it's 4,000 migrants in as many days, tom, some are saying a thousand a day crossing over. take a rook at this year compared to last in october of 2020. 787 crossings, now 21 -- 2647% it's up, tom. i want to ask you about incentive. many are suggesting the sudden rush in yuma because the potential return here. the incoming return -- remain in mexico policy. if that's ---first i'm curious if you buy that if that's the case doesn't that reveal the incentive of repealing that policy to your point of happening under this administration...