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Proven himself to be one of the most elusive among us, that is the textbook case of a flight risk. why is that not a $1 million bond? >> well they're just holding him on falsifying an ohio i.d. so $25,000 could get him out. i'm sure because i've been on the phone trying to talk with the district attorney this morning in alabama. he is in meetings all morning. but obviously if they're going to charge other things, they want to do it fast because he can make bail. >> he is in a world of trouble. the charges that could come out of alabama, compounding the extradition that's sure to be mounted. we...

Grissom told you in a november 2014 letter that he never received a single voter fraud case from your office in four and a half years. despite the fact the textbook case of fraud you cited in a press conference that of alleged zombie voter brewer was undercut by the fact that mr. brewer was actually very much alive. and that according to your own data, your office examined 84 million votes cast in 22 states and found just 14 cases of duplicate voter registration, a fraud percentage of 0.000017%. six zeros. and the fact that between 1997 and 2010 an analysis found 11 cases of voter fraud this y...

Case of why what the supreme court did in 2013 to the voting rights act is so problematic for enfranchisement going forward. >> and this could lead to more voter fraud? >> jose all the studies that we have seen on voter fraud is that voter fraud is negligible in the state of texas, nationally. there just isn't even data to justify this kind of policy where they limit the type of ids you can use in texas, to just seven forms of id. you can use a gun license id. this is disparate impact on black and brown communities. the question is are we going to focus on the consequences of it if up to 600,0...

Convicted cop killing murderers and beheaders, versus a standard a felon with a weapon or without a weapon. the exact same criteria applies in terms of an imminent threat to the officer or an imminent threat to a third party. even though thee guys in my view clearly deserved everything they got, they still got it within the very very tight confines of justifiable use of force under not only the new york state constitutional guidelines the federal guidelines but also under the auspices of the new york state police which have their own guidelines which supersede. so what you have here is a textb...

911 and put on a performance designed to throw off investigators. >> she's laying on the floor and there's blood everywhere. >> where's the blood coming from? >> i don't know. >> tim permenter was tried and convicted of first-degree murder and sentenced to life in prison without parole. interestingly, he wasn't grateful that the judge spared his life. >> tim told us that he wanted to go to the electric chair, that he did not want to spend the rest of his life in prison. >> it was a textbook case of someone who thought he could outsmart investigators. but the more he tried, the more evidence he...