. >>> straight out to bob matthews, director of news talk 840 a.m. bob, what happened? >> nancy, basically these two youngsters were getting together on friday night, going over to visit the young man's grand mother. the family was gathered outside the grandmother's house and charles lockard's sister went inside. when they came back outside, both were missing and they didn't know where they got to. they thought, maybe they took a walk or wandered into the woods. the family started to look for them around the property then started to panic when they couldn't find them. then lockard's father was running into the woods and said he heard his son screaming out, screaming out and all the sudden the screams stopped and he started to panic. however, they didn't call police or fire officials until the next day as they continued to look around the property to try to locate the two youngsters. >> bob matthews, joining us from wpvo from strasbourg, pennsylvania. what did the father claim to have heard the son calling out? any words? >> he said he heard him calling daddy, daddy, dad

back to bob matthews, bob, what more can you tell me? what is the type of area? where are they missing and number two, why did they wait until the next day to call police? >> let's talk about the area where they went missing. it's a rural development. there are woods and swamps and bushes and clips out when you get into the deeper terrain. other than that, their house is mixed in. it's not like they are in the middle of a forest. what happened, from what i heard, there were conflicting stories as to why they didn't go to the police right away. some said they were nervous. some thought they could find them on their own. when they didn't come home and they couldn't find them, they said they ought to call somebody and called the police. >> bob, that doesn't make sense. what would they be nervous about? >> some people involved in the case, and again, this is here say. i got this information from a third party, they said they had had some activity in the past with law enforcement. but they didn't go into specifics or details. some people speculate they were afraid to

. >>> straight out to bob matthews, wvpo news talk 840 960 a.m. bob, what happened? >> nancy, basically these two youngsters were getting together on friday night, going over to visit the young man's grandmother the family was gathered outside the grandmother's house and charles lockard's sister went er. inside for a couple minutes. when they came back outside, both were missing and they didn't know where they got to. they thought, maybe they took a walk or wandered into the woods. then, of course, the family started to look for them around the property and started to panic when they couldn't find them. then lockard's father was running into the woods and said he heard his son screaming out, screaming out and all of a sudden the screams stopped and he started to panic. however, they didn't call police or fire officials until the next day as they continued to look around the property to try to locate the two youngsters. >> bob matthews, joining us from wpvo from strasbourg, pennsylvania. what did the father claim to have heard the son calling out? any words? >> he sai

. >> straight out to bob matthews, news director wvpo news talk 840960 a.m. bob, what happened?y, these two youngsters were getting together on friday night. they were going over to visit the young man's grandmother. the family was gathered outside the grandmother's house and charles lockard sister went inside for a couple minutes and when they came back outside both lockard and his girlfriend, donna marie kiernan were missing. they thought, maybe they took a walk or wandered into the woods. the family started to look for them around the property then started to panic when they couldn't find them. then lockard's father was running into the woods and said he heard his son screaming out, screaming out and all the sudden the screams stopped and he started to panic. however, they didn't call police or fire officials until the next day as they continued to look around the property to try to locate the two youngsters. >> bob matthews, joining us from wpvo from strasbourg, pennsylvania. what did the father claim to have heard the son calling out? any words? >> he said he heard him call

matthews. welcome to the show. katty kay covers washington for the bbc, bob woodward is associate editor of "the washington post," elisabeth bumiller covers the pentagon for "the new york times" and howard fineman is senior washington kobe bryant at "newsweek." first up -- senior washington editor at "newsweek." will the president send the 40,000 troops his own commander says is needed to avoid losing? the key questions, where is al qaeda? they weren't in afghanistan when we were fighting, are they still there? mike mullen says no. >> the focus is feeding al qaeda and their extremist allies and where the original 911 attacks came from that region and they've now moved to pakistan. chris: question two is the taliban in afghanistan where we're fighting a threat to the u.s.? is controlling the taliban worth the fight? some insist they're not a security threat to the west but general mcchrystal spoke out thursday after the big meeting in washington to argue al qaeda would return if we don't fight the taliban. >> transnational terror threats absolutely remain and i believe the loss of stability in afghanistan brings huge risks