because the trash saturday morning had been taken away before police got a chance to search the entire house and surroundings. they also interviewed the 17 sex offenders who live within a 3-mile radius of isabel. gone now for five days. the parent still haven t gone back to the house. though they are now being allowed to. and there are no significant clues that we know of in this case. megyn: trace, thank you. by the way, president obama is about to deliver remarks to college students at the university of iowa. this is part of his new push to get congress to prevent student loan interest rates from doubling this summer. it s the third stop in two days to address the same issue. if you would like to hear those remarks we are streaming them live on foxnews.com. up next after this break. the u.s. supreme court taking up a landmark case when it comes to u.s. immigration policy and the question of what states can do
respect to you and mr. bonaparte, this is a man who is a medal after valor winner, this man crawled through live gunfire to try to get a deputy sheriff who had been shot to safety. this is also chief that would take a bullet for anyone in this room. and i don t think we have people sitting up here with that kind of character. and i am just devastated by this. i wouldn t want to see this happen to anybody in this room. megyn: joining us live, commissioner patty maney. patty, tell us how you really feel. i feel the same way i felt monday night. megyn: you clearly are passionate about it. we have seen a lot of passion in this case. but mostly the passions have been against the police department in andford, florida and chief lee has been made a scapegoat.
in connection with the death of trayvon martin. mr. dershowitz is harvard law professor argued a dozen cases before the u.s. supreme court. got successfully the conviction of klaus von beuloh overturned among many famous cases. is here on the set. professor, honor to meet with you in person. my pleasure. megyn: you say if anybody should be criminally charged in this case it is the prosecutors. why? well, first of all anybody involved in a shooting should be investigated and perhaps there should be charges against zimmerman. so let s put that aside for a second but this affidavit submitted by the prosecutor in the florida case is a crime. it s a crime. if she in fact knew about abc news s pictures of the bloody head of zimmerman and, failed to include that in the affidavit, this affidavit is not the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth. megyn: why do they have to put it in in there? what is the picture. why do they have to put in there evidence bad for their side? beca
madeleine s disappearance from a portuguese resort. her parents were dining at a nearby restaurant at the time. her parents were initially suspects, they were later cleared. there is a new twist in the search for a-year-old girl, isabel celis. the fbi is sending specially trained profilers to her home where the first grader was first seen on friday. this case has similarities to the baby lisa case in that the parent say they put her down to bed at night, in the morning she was gone. reporter: those behavioral experts you talk about from the fbi, they are talking to the family and the fbi is ramping their part of this up while the tucson police department is back off. they had gone from 150 officers on this case now to 20 officers. those officers now focusing on
boy, did we get insights into the man who wanted to be president. investigators searching for british toddler madeleine mccann again. they say they may have the best opportunity to solve this case and the best evidence she may still be alive. details on the new evidence next. when sanford city commissioner offered a passionate defense for her police chief forced to step down temporarily in the wake of the trayvon martin killing, her defense got national attention. she is our guest live in three minutes. what did the chief do wrong? what did the chief do wrong? tell us. for those of you who know more about law enforcement than i do and tell us what the chief did wrong [applause] [ wind howling ]