sheryl dunlap, a nurse and mother. when sheryl didn't turn up for church one december sunday in 2007 and then missed her sunday school class, red flags went up. next-door neighbor and friend tonya ladd. >> sunday morning at church i'd turned around and looked at her usual spot and she wasn't there. >> and she didn't teach her class? >> she didn't. >> and immediately we knew something was wrong. because that's just not like her. >> everyone who knew her agreed. 46-year-old sheryl was reliable, a woman solid in her faith and set in her habits. her fellow nurse, friend and prayer partner, laura walker. >> she always liked to hear what we call our praise reports, like something good that happened with a patient or a co-worker. >> when monday morning rolled around and tonya still hadn't been able to reach sheryl, she walked next door. >> i went back down to her house and saw the dog was at the house but the car was gone. so i called her office several times and they hadn't seen her. >> sheryl's daughter-in-law tabitha calle

john dunlap was also famous for printing broadsides of the declaration of independence. so, our new nation is emerging. we started sending diplomats abroad. there was some debate in the first half of the 19th century about what our diplomats should look like. should they wear uniforms? >> very curious. >> should they dress more american? what was american? this was a new nation emerging. >> exactly. you don't want to show up like a farmer if you are the minister to these courts of europe. that was a real problem. there was not a real serious directives for these ministers going to european countries until 1853. jefferson, as secretary of state, had mentioned, you always need to conduct yourself in plain and simple draft. it created a lot of confusion. over the course of the next years, a lot of ministers had taken it upon themselves to glam themselves up, a little bling here and there. finally, in the 1850's, a secretary of state had had it. he said this is not appropriate. we need to have a full standard of dress. he gave a very specific circular, a directive about what

few remain today so we're quite lucky and privileged to have this item in our collection and john dunlap was also famous for printing broad sides of the declaration of independence. so our new nation is emerging here with our first treaties and establishing bilateral relations and we started sending diplomats out abroad and there was a debate in the first part of the 19th century, what should diplomats look like? should they wear uniforms? or should they dress more american? what was american, because this was a new nation, merging? >> exactly. so if you don't want to show up like a farmer and if you're in the courts of europe and that was a real problem, and there wasn't any real serious directive for the ministers that were going to the countries until 1853. jefferson had mentioned, you always have to conduct yourself in a plain and simple draft as an american citizen and it created confusion and over the course of the next years a lot of ministers have taken upon themselves to glam themselves up, a little bling here and there and finally in the 1850s one secretary, secretary marcy he'

doubleline capital's jeff dunlap on "halftime report" earlier today.ere's what he had to say about bitcoin and big tech. >> i don't like things that are up on a stelt like that. just like i didn't like the super six back in june or september. but bitcoin to me is now in sort of bubble territory in terms of the way it has been acting >> bitcoin prices plunging after the huge rally in recent weeks kate rooney has more on the big move >> sara, bitcoin is reversing course after crossing 40,000 just last week. in the past day or so, the cryptocurrency has lost more than $9,000 in value it's down about 11% today. analysts tell me this is likely due to some profit taking after a record run in the first week of this year it is still up 300s in the past 12 months. we have seen new signs, though, that the retailing exuberance is back in the crypto market. according to apex clearing three of the top five most traded stocks among younger traders last week were crypto mining and blockchain >> jim, what do you think? bubble or not? bitcoin. >> anytime you have a mar