lindsey wade was just a girl when two young girls in her hometown were murdered, within a matter of monthswade's obsession with the case grew. now, she was a detective and hoped advances in dna technology would help her unmask the killer. but what she was about to learn would completely transform the investigation. here, again, is keith morrison with "evil was watching." >> michella was so fierce. there really wasn't anything that intimidated her, at all. she just took life head on. >> reporter: it never left them. the spirit that was their sister. followed them, all around their growing-up years and when they had families of their own. and they knew, always did, that their mom had lost a piece of herself. >> we'd be all together in this family environment. and then, this just closing would come down over her. >> yeah. and she'd just bawl. >> yep. you want mom back. >> reporter: the mystery of who killed michella and jenni haunted two families, for nearly 30 years. all they knew, or thought they knew, was that some, unknown man assaulted and killed those little girls. >> this man who had k

wade. i have no will power, guys. what really doesn't help lindsey graham is he explicitly said, i want you to use my words against me -- so creepy. sounds like some kind of weird senate version of bdsm. that's right, you take that sentence, and you play it back to me -- you play it hard, and you make me feel ashamed. yeah, you make me feel real bad with that tape, you just keep playing it to me. now, there are a couple of republican senators who have said they don't fear filling the seat before the election. but pretty much every other senator seems to be fine with blatant hypocrisy. easy to see why, a solid conservative majority on the supreme court could kill obamacare, undo abortion rights and strike down any liberal policies for decades to come, even after trump leaves, his legacy will be in the dpowrnt cy for decades. it's like if somebody came into your house to say hey but stepped in dog shit before entering, now it's deep in the carpet an doesn't have to leave till it wants to. phasing trump's third supreme court appointment in less than fou

end health care for millions and threaten roe v wade, california democratic senator dianne feinstein ended the hearing thanking senate judiciary chair lindseyraham for his leadership. sen. feinstein: mr. chairman, i just want to thank you. this has been one of the best set of hearings i have participated in, and i want to thank you for your fairness. amy: the 87 year-old ranking democrat then hugged graham, who has refused to be tested for the coronavirus. neither of them wore masks. well, for more, we go to washington, d.c., where we're joineded by kristen clarke, president and exexecutive direcr of the lawyers' committee for civil rights under law. she testified at judge barrett's hearing on thursday. welcome back to democracy now! why don't you start off, as this is just after you yourself have testified remotely because of covid at this hearing, start off by talking about the significance of what you heard this week and also what has actually taken place here, the unprecedented nature ofof this taking place as people are voting all over the country for the next president of the united states. >> thank you for h having m me. this is a hi

lindsey graham's business. not wasting time regurgitating, not asking frivolous questions like how she would vote on roe v. wadei am nonbiased. i do not feel comfortable with the way her nomination is seemingly being pushed through. it is a shame that the american people be slapped in the face again in light of everything else happening in our country. one more. ad we participated in drinking game every time justice scalia's name was said, we would all have alcohol poisoning. supporting the nominee. caller: i want to make an observation. from hawaiisenator should be ashamed of herself for insulting -- for the insulting questions she put forward to this nominee. nominee is a, this rock star. she showed grace, professionalism, and now it is beyond what is going on. some of the questions -- and senator booker with his question about certain things, it was like he was talking to the president instead of this nominee. these are observations, and i think some of these democratic senators should be ashamed of themselves. host: in washington, d.c., anita opposes the nomination. caller: good morning. amy, i believe she

wade and of course they talked about healthcare where senator lindsey graham indicated before the wholeng started you know what? healthcare is not going to get koed by the supreme court. the severability is pretty clear. senator chris coons weighed in and pressed her on whether she is really different from her mentor, judge scalia. >> if justice scalia had had his way, we would be in a very different country with regards to gender discrimination in one of justice ginsburg's most celebrated decisions in 1996 in the case involving virginia military institute. i'm just getting at how closely you would alive yourself with justice scalia's jures prudence. >> i do share judge scalia's approach to text originalism and textualism. in the litany of cases you just identified i am hoping you are not suggesting i don't have my own mind or i couldn't think independently or i would just decide well level see what justice scalia has said about it in the past. because i assure you i have my own mind. steve: okay, so what's going to happen today? she actually will not be in the seat. instead, senators w