essie says she was forced to do so on callahan and hunt.were denied. >> the victim went when she wanted to go, whenever she wanted to go. >> reporter: this comes on the heels of another disturbing case in nearby cleveland, the shocking rescue of three women held for a decade by ariel castro. both of these cases of alleged abuse stunning their neighbors, left wondering how this could be happening in their back yards. according to a law enforcement source i spoke with, essie and her daughter knew the suspects before they were held captive. authorities say the suspects collected essie's government disability benefits. we could see more charges in this case and more arrests. authorities say it's purely coincidental we're seeing another case here in ohio involving captives in just a six-week time span. kate and chris? >> just as shocking. ment pamela brown thanks so much in ashland for us. let's get to more on the shocking and bizarre case. i want to find out how can we avoid this from happening again if there's anything we can do. we bring in t

police say essie was arrested for allegedly stealing a candy bar. when police showed up.show, callahan's mother denies the allegations. >> the girl that's supposedly victim, went wherever she wanted to go, whenever she wanted to go. >> reporter: this comes on the heels of another disturbing kidnap case in nearby cleveland, the shocking discovery of three women held for a decade by ariel castro, stunning their neighbors, left wondering how this could be happening in their backyards. and authorities believe part of the motive in this case was that the suspects wanted to take essie's government benefits that she had from disability. now, there could be more charges to come and also more arrests. we're expecting at least one more arrest in this case. as for essie and her daughter, they're said to be doing okay with the help of a victim's specialist with the fbi. but certainly, this community here is reeling, again, the second case here in this cleveland area. in six weeks of captives allegedly being held. very disturbing. >> we certainly wish her and her child the best, as th

i watch kelly and essie live at all times. chris: what a sweetheart. news it live. >> news is live. entertainment is now netflix and on demand. >> we time shift everything in our house. we watch all of our favorite shows later. i will say an event like the night when there was the boston bombing search, people wanted to watch it live. there are some popular shows, social media, people want to talk about it as it's unfolding. hris: the bronco chase still works. >> sports is the obvious example of things people want to watch. chris: spoiler alert. >> i not only watch television on delay, i watch it years delay. i watch the whole first season after land," two years it first aired. it's a binge. chris: you saved a lot of time. you haven't thought about it week to week. you do it all at once. >> get it all out. >> which is why netflix putting all 13 episodes of house of cards on the air -- chris: for free. >> we lapped that one up in about a day and a half. chris: rob reiner, he watched the whole thing in a row. thanks to a grained -- great roundtable. who was right five years ago. thank

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will look at closely nfment 2011 in libya, we saw the value of a strong naval force ere operation odd essie dawn d using ships and tomahawk missiles. we finished up the work. this is critical to the refocus of our naval and strategic plan in asia pacific and the middle east. we need a strong ship building plan and naval force structure which this bill will provide strong resources, again far greater than in past years. i want to close by saluting the chairman's tremendous work and his staff in terms of making sure that both sides of the aisle came together to protect core functions of our government which the sea power subcommittee in particular will advance. with that, i yield back. the chair: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from washington reserves. the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. mckeon: i yield two minutes o the gentlelady from indiana, war lorski. mrs. walorski: i thank the chairman for his tremendous leadership in crafting a bill that brings solutions to combat solutions to sexual assaults. this encourages victims to step out of the da

. >>> essie from lakewood, florida, she is 100 and loves people and people love her. flo.rts. i mean, he watches everything on television that he can see. i like golf on sports. slow game, but nice. francis. when francis dances with me. and francis comes from worcester in ohio. not massachusetts. worcester, ohio. 100 years old today. giving person. can't do enough for people. always being nice to people. live a long time that way. click. i love that name. fred click. he is from tennessee, 100 years old today. nascar, crazy about nascar. started as a bootlegger. that's a true story. that's true. anyway, he loves nascar racing. jeralean talley from inkster, michigan, 114 and can still bake herself. loves to fish. she goes fishing and always catches something. some people have that knack. walter, walter. walter andrews. he is from ambler, pennsylvania, 101 years old. he's a writer. that's it. thank you. now back to new york. >> willard, thank you very much. i feel bad for these people. there was a time where you had the best seat in the house. so what we'll do here, we'll mak