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But not bill capps' car. didn't get that back until they filed motion papers for an injunction. even now the memory still rankles all of them. 34 years in the police department. to sit in the back of a police car and have some guy question you, get you to take a statemen >> that's right. like a criminal. that's what -- we were sitting criminal. let's call it like we see it. >> still, this was it. the news traveled to the house on the battery. the warings fell from their anxiety and into grief. >> mixed emotions. relief that she's been found, but at the same time, devastating grief that now you...

They wanted a statement from us as to everything that we had done from the very beginning. not just what we had done that day. >> the whole, long story? >> that's basically what they were asking for. and in fact, they had been given the story along and along as it occurred. >> hours later the ex-detectives were finally released. but not bill capps' car. didn't get that back until they filed motion papers for an injunction. even now the memory still rankles all of them. 34 years in the police department. to sit in the back of a police car and have some guy question you, get you to take a statem...

And showed them where it was. that's correct. they wanted a statement from us as to everything that we had done from the very beginning, not just what we had done that day. keith morrison: the whole long story? that's basically what they were asking for. and in fact, they had been given the story along and along as it occurred. keith morrison (voiceover): hours later, the ex-detectives were finally released, but not bill capps' car. didn't get that back till they filed motion papers for an injunction. and even now years later, the memory still rankles all of them. 34 years in the police depart...

Roberts' hooh obamacare ruling. they also have the right to disagree with the must frez. the doj warned local go. s to comply with the requests. they're deciding what to do as they face off against an administration that clearly wants to push them into complying with a federal immigration policy that many oppose. with me now, the reverend raji dosha, greg shannon and a spial guest, cody harris. he is suing president trump in that santa clara case. cody, why did you win this first round in the case and do you think you'll ultimately prevail? >> yes, we do think we'll ultimately prevail because ...

Million is unreasonable, in light of those factors. while we have been given some details about the monitoring arrangement that the defendant has proposed, we have received nothing about the defendant's assets, both liquid or illiquid, the number and type of bank accounts and brokerage account his might have access to or the location of those accounts. and for these reasons, judge, the proposition that $1 million is too high a price for the doeft p defendant to pay for his price of freedom simply doesn't make sense. the idea that the defendant has substantial ties to new york or to the united ...