cummins casually strolls the aisles, making repeated visits to one.color aisle. >> we have a little bit of knowledge about where they were at the beginning of their journey and then it's really been kind of a cold trail. >> reporter: meanwhile, investigators keep working, looking through tad cummins' computer, discovering an unsettling search history that included googling how to marry a teen bride and looking up the age of consent. >> we've been able to develop a consistent pattern of behavior on cummins' behalf that indicates he planned this for some time before disappearing with elizabeth. >> they're putting up the green ribbons all over town. we've had prayer vigils where people have come. >> reporter: chandler anderson shows his support with a different kind of green. >> we're hoping that $10,000 will get someone to talk or tell us where elizabeth is. someone knows where she is. >> reporter: just as many are losing hope, a break in the case. >> big news, a confirmed sighting of tad cummins and elizabeth thomas in oklahoma city. >> a tip leads inv

creating immense anxieties for family who need these drugs.ption the president invited elijah cummins and me to the white house. he's been firm in the campaign. to bring these prices down. when he visited with us, he someated support for doing bold things. like price negotiations for all the medicaret program buys. we're the only country where we wholesale but pay retail. we don't negotiate for discounts. indicated support for importation of safe prescriptions from canada. ons a way to put pressure the pharma companies. he hasn't followed through. he put together drug task force makewas going to recommendations in the draft of looks likemendations a pharma wish list. we're disappointed. we're goingbut if to get pressure on pricing to taxpayers, we're going to have to the president go back to following through on words. host: you said that draft like a pharma wish list. why is that? increasing their intellectual patent. make the drug process approval more broadly available for other the prescription drugs. some of the areas where we can pharma.h the pharmaceutical industry has and pain

. -- cummins does best.on is one of the technologies we have been working on for many years, but we are now seeing an urban market, a potential that battery driven powertrains and hybrid powertrains will be economically viable for bus companies and companies,portation relatively shortly. we want to be at the forefront of that innovation. we see it as an opportunity for our company to grow and to give customers more value. david: talk about how you're going to manage that transition, you know sooner or later you will get there, you don't want to run away from your core business of easel too quickly? -- diesel too quickly? it's a company that wants reliable today, and an innovator tomorrow, we have hips that go back many years. we know what we need to do, we -- we provideeed service and support on a global basis to our customers. that is an important thing. that means you have to deliver on your core business every day, but you need to be ready for the future, too. you have to innovate, be open to new ideas fr

the eastern district of arkansas, bud cummins is with us.upervisor. we want to get from you your reaction on a personal level. what did you think yesterday? >> i am a jim comey fan. i admire his abilities but yesterday, the most important testimony was about loretta lynch and her interference and attempt to manipulate the way he handled that investigation, there was the nucleus of the entire controversy. her decision to meet on the tarmac and to minisub -- manipulate his messaging led to him trying to solve a problem that wasn't his problem. when he made the decision to take on her role and make announcements about the prosecution decision he stepped into something he has never been been able to get out. maria: he is judge, jury and executioner. >> he was eminently qualified to make prosecutorial decisions but that wasn't the job he had that day and wasn't his responsibility but he tried to and he never got out of that and he lost credibility with the democrats, theepublicans and that is an ongoing vacation. >> the president receives a direc