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On jim tan's desk computer where he had apparently been working when he was killed, there were unopened e-mails going back before the weekend. >> jim is trading e-mails with an employee. and at some point after that, he clearly stops using his computer. he is no longer sending. he's no longer opening. >> and as detectives poked around that office monday night. >> how many days prior is the last e-mail check? >> four. four days. that was really a big thing for me. this is a guy who ran his own company with employees and activity. >> going back four days. that put the shooting back to that thurs...

On jim tan's desk computer where he had apparently been working when he was killed, there were unopened e-mails going back before the weekend. >> jim is trading e-mails with an employee. and at some point after that, he clearly stops using his computer. he is no longer sending. he's no longer opening. >> and as detectives poked around that office monday night. >> how many days prior is the last e-mail check? >> four. four days. that was really a big thing for me. this is a guy who ran his own company with employees and activity. >> going back four days. that put the shooting back to that thurs...

Let's make sure we're on the right path here. >> and there were other observations that set their timeline back. on jim tan's desk computer where he had apparently been working when he was killed, there were unopened e-mails going back before the weekend. >> jim is trading e-mails with an employee. and at some point after that, he clearly stops using his computer. he is no longer sending. he's no longer opening. >> and as detectives poked around that office monday night. >> how many days prior is the last e-mail check? >> four. four days. that was really a big thing for me. this is a guy who r...

>> 40 states as we know have the shield laws that protect them but not the federal government. the justice department has very clear guidelines on what they do. first they look for alternative measures to get the information. if they can't do that. then obviously they negotiate with the press. if they can't do that, they go to a subpoena. you have a federal government that is understanding of the press's right to be free and independent. it's a balancing act that is hard to manage. >> gregg: i've been trading e-mails with judy miller and when she was "new york times" in reporting about the val...