look at the evidence and then go where the evidence leads you. reporter: detectives were still canvassing fellow students, and teachers, school administrators. anybody who could help them nail down nathan s movements on thursday morning, the time of the murder. and again, if anybody knew, it would be daniel. who, after all, watched over nathan, drove him around, looked after him. but it turned out nathan was at home in suburban dallas the night before the murder. his mother drove him to school that thursday morning. he said he was doing homework in a computer lab at the time of the murder. but was he? and he was in school from what time to what time? i don t know. what time did you pick him up thursday? i picked hip up around 10:00. reporter: detective ellzey also asked daniel what he was doing on thursday morning. routine questioning. starbucks. that s when i texted ashley to
not yet. gotta take it slow. reporter: we try to look at it from a distance. you can t let your personal emotions get involved. reporter: yeah. you can t allow tunnel vision to take over. your job is to investigate. look at the evidence and then go where the evidence leads you. reporter: detectives were still canvassing fellow students, and teachers, school administrators. anybody who could help them nail down nathan s movements on thursday morning, the time of the murder. and again, if anybody knew, it would be daniel. who, after all, watched over nathan, drove him around, looked after him. but it turned out nathan was at home in suburban dallas the night before the murder. his mother drove him to school that thursday morning. he said he was doing homework in a computer lab at the time of the murder. but was he? and he was in school from what time to what time? i don t know. what time did you pick him up thursday? i picked hip up around 10:00. reporter: detective ell
you can t let your personal emotions get involved. reporter: yeah. you can t allow tunnel vision to take over. your job is to investigate. look at the evidence and then go where the evidence leads you. reporter: detectives were still canvassing fellow students, and teachers, school administrators. anybody who could help them nail down nathan s movements on thursday morning, the time of the murder. and again, if anybody knew, it would be daniel. who, after all, watched over nathan, drove him around, looked after him. but it turned out nathan was at home in suburban dallas the night before the murder. his mother drove him to school that thursday morning. he said he was doing homework in a computer lab at the time of the murder. but was he? and he was in school from what time to what time? i don t know. what time did you pick him up thursday? i picked hip up around 10:00. reporter: detective ellzey also asked daniel what he was
patrol action. the president is trying to get done it repurpose money in order to secure our border. so he did it and the senate went the house went ahead and said we are going to disapprove of this. and the senate did, too. by a counts of 59-41. with 12 republicans deciding they could not support the president on thi for constitutional reasons. i don t know one republican and if democrats were given truth serum i m sure they would feel the same way. doesn t think there is a crisis or emergency at our border. the president tweeted this out. didn t go out for revenge or didn t rebuke or warn. i look forward to vetoing the just passed democrat inspired resolution which would open borders while increasing crime, drugs and trafficking in our country. i thank all the strong republicans who voted to support the border security and our desperately needed wall. steve: the night before, rand paul rather lindsey graham, ted cruz and ben sasse showed up unannounced at the white house. and the
not yet. gotta take it slow. reporter: we try to look at it from a distance. you can t let your personal emotions get involved. reporter: yeah. you can t allow tunnel vision to take over. your job is to investigate. look at the evidence and then go where the evidence leads you. reporter: detectives were still canvassing fellow students, and teachers, school administrators. anybody who could help them nail down nathan s movements on thursday morning, the time of the murder. and again, if anybody knew, it would be daniel. who, after all, watched over nathan, drove him around, looked after him. but it turned out nathan was at home in suburban dallas the night before the murder. his mother drove him to school that thursday morning. he said he was doing homework in a computer lab at the time of the murder. but was he? and he was in school from what time to what time? i don t know. what time did you pick him up thursday? i picked hip up around 10:00. reporter: detective ell