but she had difficulty reaching cushman. after a month of reaching out, cushman requested to hear from breanna's lawyer. >> she is even refusing to meet with breanna. >> reporter: we reached out to cushman for an interview but didn't hear back. we later showed up at her home and spoke with her husband. >> i am her husband. >> do you know where the money is? >> i need to go back to work -- i'm working from home right now. but like i said -- >> it's a simple question. the account was closed several years ago. >> i'm telling you right now, i don't know. i have not heard anything. i know that the money was in the bank account as far as i know. >> reporter: cushman claims she hasn't spent a dime, but has yet to show proof of the funds in the account and subsequent interest accrued over the past ten years. the paypal account no longer appears to be active. >> it breaks my heart. my dad wouldn't want that. >> reporter: since our attempts to interview ashley cushman, she's promised to transfer the money owed to breanna. of course, w

but she had difficult reaching cushman.cushman requested to hear from breanna's lawyer. >> she is even refusing to meet with breanna. >> reporter: we reached out to cushman for an interview but didn't hear back. we later showed up at her home and spoke with her husband. >> i am her husband. >> do you know where the money is? >> i need to go back to work -- >> it's a simple question. the account was closed several years ago. >> i'm telling you right now, i don't know. i have not heard anything. i know that the money was in the bank account as far as i know. >> reporter: cushman claims she hasn't spent a dime, but has yet to show proof of the funds in the account and subsequent interest accrued. the paypal account no longer appears to be active. >> it breaks my heart. >> reporter: since our attempts to interview ashley cushman, she's promised to transfer the money owed to breanna. of course, we'll stay on top of this story to make sure that happens. >>> another b.a.r.t. station has gone paperless. the annual sand relocation i

. >> reporter: one glimpse of this future comes via a new video from office space services giant cushmannd wakefield: >> imagine you now need twice as much space per person, probably three times as much space per person in a large skyscraper because they were packed in like sardines before. for the next three or four years, people are gonna be really uncomfortable about being in close offices, tightly packed elevators. >> anything that requires an elevator is going to be very hard. >> reporter: dave kenny, c.e.o. of the nielsen company, a global market research firm, has done the math on how long it would take his employees in lower manhattan to get to their desks under the new c.d.c. office guidelines: one person at a time in any elevator less than six feet across. >> i calculated to, to refill our, you know, floors in new york, people would be in line for over four hours to use the elevator up and use the elevator down. >> reporter: bottom line, then, predicts nick bloom succinctly: >> catastrophic drops in value. >> obviously, as an owneof commercial office space, i think he's wrong.