. >> but madeleine wouldn't tell board member ellen johnson where she was. johnson said the calls were short and strained and she worried madeleine and her son were under some sort of duress. >> i questioned him about what was going on, and, you know, he tried to reassure me that everything was okay and i believed it. >> just one month later, madeleine and john stopped answering their cell phone calls. when ellen johnson took over the american atheist group in madeleine's absence, she discovered since the o'hares disappeared, more than $600,000 was missing from the organization's bank account. >> suddenly, you have three people and very large amount of money all disappearing at the same time and this makes it for more interesting. >> no one associated with the american atheist reported the three missing and it wasn't until a year later that bill murray, madeleine's estranged son filed a missing person's report with austin police. madeleine and bill had a rocky relationship. in 1980 on mother's day, bill told madeleine that he had embraced christianity and wa

that the agriculture sector that our government major priority mamger priorities of president ellen johnson-sirleaf a software company is agriculture, education, health care and better for the people of liberia. thank you. [ applause ] >> thank you very much. this week we had discussed earlier, this week the president, president obama spoeb publicly i believe it was wednesday afternoon to announce that the u.s. response was entering a new phase that our military would be phasing down to a residual presence of about 100 troops. it had been at its peak at 2800 i believe is the number. but reafirming a couple of things, very very strongly by the president directly, and the messages were that this was succeeding and we were in this new phase that you were in. that we were in on the long haul but shifting to a predominantly and overwhelmingly civilian agency nongovernmental partnerships, with your government in moving ahead. and obviously taking a region-wide approach. it's interesting to remind everyone here the u.s. response was driven by the tapping into the disaster assistance accounts of which by t

he saw when president obama announced on the request of my president, president ellen johnson-sirleaf common president obama announced that this was this is problem. we started seeing the chinese the europeans the americans and the entire world came to the aid by august september. we started to construct ebola treatment units with the help of the u.s. government who were working with the u.s. military, the department of defense the first airborne division. major general darryl williams and i were working together. then he left and then major general wolensky, we had a trip. we flew on a u.s. helicopter on the field sometimes to go to construct etus going visit the labs. the country that did not have laboratory system we have nine ebola labs that were installed. we have community care centers about 15 of them reconstructed. community care centers where you move people from the community put in there and get to the point where they have place to be until you prevent secondary infection. we trained contract -- for you to get ahead of the disease as we did every infected person their cont

president ellen johnson in the if anything's capital for days of meetings.military mission to give liberians resources to dole with the outbreak ended today. months ahead of schedule with ebola infections on the decline. senator kuhns was the first us senator to go to liberia during the outbreak. >>> man simply walking out of his home gets buried by an avalanche of snow. >> i was really angry um because -- i just told my self you know what, no, you're not going to go out this way. >> panicking usually not a good thing. he panic under that pile of snow and that may have actually saved his life. >> and employees call 911 when a man walks in announcing robbery what that suspect did next stunned every why one why he simply sat down in the lobby. >> your boss tracking everything do you. why some employees iain this is true getting micro chipped. they're getting micro chipped. >> i don't like that. >> ♪ now with tomorrow's traffic here's bob kelly. >> again evening, everybody f you're out bound keep in mine the areas that saw snow this morning could see that refre

ellen johnson sirleaf visited the white house today and spoke with president obama about the need for continued assistance. liberia is fry triing to improve sanitation keep new treatment center open and make it easier for sick people in rural areas to get to hospitals. ebola killed 3,000 people in liberia but both leaders expressed gratitude for progress that's been made. >>> next, a community now stronger than ever after vandals terrorize two local mosques. see what's keeping the faith alive as police hunt for the suspects. >>> more victims coming forward against a local doctor accused of assaulting his patients. what we're learning about the new charges. >>> and what it took for first responders to pull a ♪ insight is knowing you made the right decision from the start. insight is knowing how to handle things that don't go as planned. and sometimes it's knowing when to step back and see things differently. when you have insight, you can handle your finances with confidence. that's why at pnc insight is behind all the expert guidance we provide tools we create and services we offer. a

. >> narrator: we presented the documents to the current president of liberia ellen johnson sirleaf.this is one document that has not been brought to my attention, although you do hear rumors that firestone paid taxes, you know, to the taylor government and whatnot. but at this stage, quite frankly, we don't know and sometimes we don't even want to know. we just want to proceed. >> narrator: the deal between taylor and firestone was sealed and made official in a memorandum of understanding. it was a significant victory for taylor. >> i suspect he felt this would be a feather in his cap, in the eyes of liberians. so i would think that that was something he wanted. >> we wanted firestone on the ground because it gave credibility, one. for every employee at firestone, as little as they get, they have about a secondary and tertiary family of eight people. so for 1,000 people, you're affecting the lives and providing sustenance for 8,000 people. we needed firestone to keep people busy. >> narrator: the agreement was neatly laid out on taylor's stationery with its tell-tale scorpion emblem

liberian president ellen johnson sirleaf has told the bbc she is very optimistic that ebola can be beaten. she warned, however, that there is a danger of the disease coming back and said liberia needs a health system that can work. president obama's announcement of ha nearby total withdrawal of u.s. troops from liberia follows the news that the number of new ebola cases has risen for the second consecutive week, ending a period of encouraging declines. >>> coming up in about an hour on our companion network c-span 2, former u.s. ambassador to the united nations john bolton talks about national security challengings, that will be hosted by the defense forum foundation. you can see it live at 12:25 p.m. eastern. and then at 2:15, live coverage of president obama's speech at a white house summit on cyber security and consumer protection. it's part of the president's trip to the san francisco area where he's meeting with tech industry officials on cyber security policies. >> on c-span starting at 10:00 a.m. eastern on president's day -- >> to provide that proven leadership is our challenge in