Good evening everyone, I'm Allison Camarada. Welcome to CNN Tonight.

An investigator on the Gilgoboch serial killing case calls the suspect a quote, demon, tonight

a flood of new evidence, but why did it take detectives more than a decade to put it together?

Local reporters and our John Miller are here to tell us.

And 80 million Americans under heat alerts. How long can humans live in 125 degree temperatures?

CNN's bill weir is with us to explain what our leaders need to do now.

And tonight we're learning more about what Donald Trump plans to do if he's reelected

in 2024. It involves completely reshaping the power of the presidency. One of his former

staffers tells us what that means. But first, Donald Trump has to deal with the various

court cases and investigations that he's at the center of. The DOJ and team Trump go back

to court tomorrow to hammer out a trial date for his mishambling of classified documents.

Here's what Donald Trump said Sunday about the judge in that case, one that he appointed.

I know it's a very highly respected judge, a very smart judge and a very strong judge.

But you appointed her. I did and I'm very proud to have appointed her, but she's very smart and

very strong and loves our country. I mean loves our country. We need judges that love our country.

So they do the right thing. So let's begin there with tomorrow's news tonight.

The judge in the case, Aline Cannon, is telling both sides to be ready to discuss a trial date

when they appear in her courtroom tomorrow. The DOJ wants this trial to happen fast.

Team Trump hopes to delay a trial until after the primaries or even after the presidential election.

So who will the judge side with? Let's bring in David Shown, who was president Trump's

defense lawyer in his second impeachment trial and was also approached by team Trump about handling

the Mar-a-Lago classified documents case, but declined to do so. Also joining us criminal

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