gayle: great to be here.on, what is wrong with 51 votes due to confirm a judge or anything. why should there be 60? this sounds like nonsense, get to the simple majority be done and get the president's agenda under way. gayle: it is nonsense, if the democrats are unwilling to do their constitutional responsibility. they should have the vote, and you've seen this hypocrisy on display by the democrats. lou: i don't need the vote. if i got 52 votes, i want to win, all right? i don't care about the silly senate rules, am i wrong, charlie? charlie: you're not, the rules are the rules, the senate chamber every session sets them. this is not a sacred thing, this does not define the senate. what defines the senate is the fact they're elected every six years as opposed to every two years or every four years like the house and the president. that's what defines them, that's what sort of the founders intended to give them the long view. it has nothing to do with the filibuster, nothing to do with the supermajority of 60

anyway, so you mentioned a couple of times gayle, and gayle king is here. she is your best friend.u maintain a relationship when you live in different cities over a long time? oprah: i say to the girls in my school, you wish yourself, you all wish to have a friend like autnie gayle, who wants the most, the best, and highest for you. i have never seen a person like gayle. [applause] oprah: everybody, especially if you are on the rise in your career and have had certain friends, and they all act like they are happy for you, but not everybody is happy for you. and every now and then you can hear a bit of jealousy. you can hear it. you can sense it. i have never had a moments jealousy from gayle, except the one time i was on stage dancing with tina turner. [laughter] oprah: that is the only time i ever gayle go, i wish that was me. [laughter] david: people call you all the time and ask you money for this and for that. oprah: i don't. i don't pay any attention to that. helping girls, because i was a poor girl and know what that feels like, it resonates in my spirit. ♪ david: you have be

gayle: that's great. when you think about the actions he took with regard to syria, they not on the have a direct effect in the middle east, they have an indirect effect for our allies and competitors. the leader of china respects strength. president trump has shown he can take action with it's proportionate and necessary. that bodes well for a lot of the issues we had with china going into the territorial seas of other asian nations. they may rethink that strategy. lou: the other huge story is devin nunes, the chair of the house committee on intelligence recusing himself from the investigation of russia and its speculative charges that there was some relationship that was nefarious of some kind with the trump administration. that is -- i have heard person after person on this broadcast say that that was just a terrible decision on nunes's part and he should never have rolled over for the george soros influence in washington, d.c. charlie: it's retro back to what republicans have been for so long where th

we'll take that with gayle trotter and charlie hurt. we'll talk about the public relations night their you've looking sharp, len. who's the lucky lady? i'm going to the bank, to discuss a mortgage. ugh, see, you need a loan, you put on a suit, you go crawling to the bank. this is how i dress to get a mortgage. i just go to lendingtree. i calculate how much home i can afford. i get multiple offers to compare side by side. and the best part is... the banks come crawling to me. everything you need to get a better mortgage. clothing optional. lendingtree. when banks compete, you win. okay! ...awkward. lou: in our online poll last night we asked do you believe the passenger dragged out of his seat of the united aircraft is a sign our airlines and airports have gone slightly mad. 86% of you say yes, they have. joining me, gayle trotter and charlie hurt. good to have you both with us. let me show you what jimmy kimmel did last night. let's roll that video. >> we are united airlines. you do what we say when we say, and there won't be a problem.

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that is me, gayle, and charity. got a crash course in welding.pretty good. >> you don't want to say the word crash when talking about a truck. but all right. >> whoa! >> they still gave her a power tool. >> think about that, folks. charity got a power tool. >> look, i am flammable. so when i see sparks, i have to make sure. but i was fine. i had on protective gear. and i got in there. >> they actually made her work. like you actually had to do the whole thing. >> yeah. i thought i was going to do one or two for the camera. she was like, you got to finish, boo. >> gayle actually welded pieces that will be used in the truck. she prepared one of the panels. i got excited. what was my power tool going to be? i get a sponge. >> wax on, wax off kind of thing? zblifs trying to go to my happy place. bogey said it was an important part of it because the paint is going to go over it. so if you don't go over it, it's going to show. it is part of the process. >> how many people are going to be involved? >> i think that number is still to be determined becaus

anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. alison: also breaking right now -- on the run, a massive search for this prisoner who escaped from guards in jessu p. jonathan: his name is david watson. he was serving a 100 year sentence. he broke out of a psychiatric hospital and has not been seen since. the authorities are releasing pictures of his distinctive tattoos in the hopes that somebody will spot him. alison: tom roussey is live with the search going on in jessup. accused of is also trying to shoot into police officer's home in maryland. guards tooko county into a parking lot, when he got out of the vehicle, he shoved one of them and ran into the woods. although they have been close to catching him, nothing has panned out. this is video of howard county police in jessup. initially he was handcuffed and had a chain around his waist. somehow he was able to break free. if anybody sees him, they should know right away. he not only has a tattoo on his face but also a distinctive tattoo on his arm and on the back of his neck it

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live from chinatown, anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news.onathan: you hear the enthusiasm, "we should have won the game." no, you shouldn't. coming up, a major u.s. city crippled by a power outage. and we now know what caused it. i'm at higher risk fore as depression.ave a stroke. i'm 26% more likely to develop an irregular heartbeat. i have a 65% higher chance of developing diabetes. no matter who we are, these diseases can be managed or prevented when caught early on. because with better research, the right medicine, and with doctors who help keep me healthy to begin with, we will thrive. ♪ michelle: a developing story out of california, a massive francisco. people without power, mass transit halted, people trapped in elevators. hospitals were forced to use generators. >> there has been a significant power outage through the city. these window washers were stranded in the air. had to users flashlights to find their way out. the cause is believed to be adequate fire at a substation. nancy: and look at this scene from outside of chicago. nei

she talked to co-host gayle king about her new role. >> you say you're your father's daughter and we all get that and you have a couple of critics who say why isn't she speaking out. where is she on planned parntdhood and gay rights and climate change. it's like you're being held personally accountable for not speaking up. what do you say to your critics? >> i would say not to delaet lack of silence wf public announcement. in some ways it's through protests and going on the nightly news and talking about or dough nounsing every issue in which you disagree with. other times it is quietly and directly and candidly. so where i disagree with my father he knows it and i express myself with total candor. where i agree, i fully lean in and support the agenda and hope that i can be an asset to him and make a positive impact. but i respect the fact that he always listens. it's how he was in business. it's how he is as president. >> well ahead on "cbs this morning," more of gayle king's interview with ivanka trump. >>> overseas now, north korea test fired another ballistic missile this morning

gayle, you've seen this firsthand. you've written about it extensively.you are a mother and a father who lost their child in that chemical attack, you don't have time to wait. i mean, and this is the same thing that has been going on for the three, four years since the 2013 attack. does this administration need one clear message to assad? >> well, what is so fascinating, poppy, you and i have talked about this for years now, which is the same debate, same arguments, different administration. i mean, you see the exact same policy debate that was in more or less dividing the obama white house for years. you know, what is the priority? can you fight isis while also toppling assad? and then what comes after assad? these were all debates that were very much alive and taking a huge amount of time and attention inside the obama white house and were never fully resolved. now they have really seeped into the next administration. you see this playing out in real time and on the cameras here in washington and everywhere else. >> do you get the sense, gayle, just a q

gayle: great to be here.due to confirm a judge or anything. why should there be 60? this sounds like nonsense, get to the simple majority be done and get the president's agenda under way. gayle: it is nonsense, if the democrats are unwilling to do their constitutional responsibility. they should have the vote, and you've seen this hypocrisy on display byhe democrats.

gayle? >> all right. thank you very much, david. president trump says that he wants south korea to pay for the controversial thaad missile system. some oppose that. equipment you've ever seen. shoots missiles right out of the sky. we want to protect them, i want to protect them. we're going to protect them. but they should pay for that. >> president trump says he wants to renegotiate a trade deal. in response they say they have no plans to do that or pay for thaad. >>> today is president trump's 99th day in office and his presidential goals are still in limbo. house leaders put off a vote on the newest plan to appeal obamacare. congress will vote today on a one-week budget extension to keep the government from shutting down. tomorrow margaret brennan is at the white house. margaret, good morning. >> good morning. senate democrats are pushing that short-term funding deal to the brink, and while president trump appears to be narrowly avoiding a government shutdown until that budget extension is passed, the federal government is still

anna-lysa: anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. kimberly: a day of patriotism is planned at a lot in county high school, but this group of seniors at loudoun county high school in leesburg call themselves the young conservatives, organizin administrators balked at the idea with concerns the day may become too political. administrators say they never rejected the plan because the students never brought it to them. instead, they took their concerns to social media. regardless, america monday will go on. >> i think it will be great. we will all be happy together, wearing red, white, and blue. >> tomorrow will be a day when the student body comes together and celebrates the one thing we have in common, america. kimberly: the students say they do not want the event to become political at all. president trump celebrating his first 100 days in office saturday, but his milestone could be overshadowed by a government shutdown. hunger's returns from recess tomorrow with a friday night deadline to pass a spending bill. the president's wall wi

you mentioned a couple of times, gayle king was here.w do you maintain a friendship and you live in different cities all the time? school -- girls at my i say to my girls at my school, you will wish to have a friendly anti-gal. you will want a friend who wants the most and the highest for you. i had never seen a person like gail. especially if you are on the rise in your career and you had certain friends, they all act like they are happy for you but not everybody is happy for you. you can hear a little bit of jealousy, i never had a moment of jealousy from gail in the 30 odd years of her friendship. it is up one time, i was on stage dancing with tina turner. that is the only time i heard gail go i wish that was me. >> people call you all the time for money. oprah: it resonates with in my spirit. ♪ ♪ >> you have been very public over the years about your weight issues. how do you deal with the weight issues over the years? i don't do anything that doesn't feel truthful or organic . if you are asking me to be a spokesperson and i say i ha

gayle? >> all right. thank you very much, david. >>> president trump says that he wants south korea to pay for the controversy thaad missile defense system. china and some south koreans owe pose that. >> why are we paying a billion dollars? it's a billion dollar system. it's phenomenal. it's the most incredible equipment you've seen. it shoots missiles out of the sky and it protects them. i want to protect them. we're going to protect them. but they should pay for that. >> the president also said he wants to renegotiate a trade deal with south korea in response, seoul says it has no plans to do that or to pay for thaad. >>> today is president trump's 99th day ins office and a number of his legislative goals are still in limbo. he suffered another setback in congress yesterday when house leaders put off a vote on the newest plan to repeal obamacare. congress will vote today on a one-week budget extension to keep the government from shutting down tomorrow. mar margaret brennan is at the white house. margare

i'm gayle king with norah o'donnell and thoechbanthony ma. assignment. >>> a gunman killed a police officer and wounded two others. they shot and killed the attacker. french media says that the suspect is 39-year-old karim cheurfi. >> he was detained in february for allegedly threatening police officers. he was released for lack of evidence. another pair is attack in paris will have a big effect on presidential elections. >>> ivanka trump will be be go doing europe in her first official assistant to the president. she'll attend an international women's summit to berlin. she was invited by german president angela merkel. trump will also visit a berlin holocaust memorial. >>> president trump is ordering a review of steel dumping to see if it compromises national security. hes with asks if it would affect china. he said, quote, this has nothing to do with china, but he did take the opportunity to lash out at canada over its dairy trade. >> i wasn't going to do this. i was in wisconsin the other day, and i want to end an ad by say i saying that c

anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. warm, butit is still a bit of a cool off tonight after a record-setting heat. meteorologist josh knight has the first look at the forecast. josh: that's right, it is feeling like a summer evening for us. the temperatures in some places hanging close to 80 degrees. the crescent moon at the national harbor. we have some n thunderstorms further to the rightmoving through indy now, but for us just breaking down the cloud cover. there is quite a bit going on that does not show up on radar. switching over to the temperatures, look closely, all of these arrows out of the north theeast, closer to d.c., mason-dixon line, further to the south come everything coming out of the south. this is where the stationary boundary is setting up. that is what tomorrow will be cloudier and cooler as well. in d.c., frederick 70, 80 fredericksburg. that sort of spread is what we look for tomorrow is the temperatures range from low 70's to 90 degrees to the south. looking for more cloud cover in the morning. a

live on capitol hill, anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. the march,re speakers took the stage to discuss the importance of scientific discoveries and advances. ryan hughes continues our team coverage with a look at the policies that were front and center. scienceshe blinded me with ♪ ryan: crowds of people gathered on the grounds of the washington monument in the pouring rain to support science. >> for science which the past few years has come under threat. : organizers say the march for science is political, but not partisan. were protesting against the environmental and energy policies of president trump. the list of speakers inspired people to take action. tooknye the science guy aim at lawmakers, telling them not to ignore the significance of science. >> denying science is a very short-term idea that has an impact for very long. 24 sessions were held to educate people on the vital role science plays in the world. >> science has changed the world in arguably for the better. for: the earth day march science has attracted people from aroun

no. >> that was gayle king's interview with chelsea clinton.at is going on gayle king's interview with ivanka trump sounded different. >> you also talk about critics and you have a couple who say why isn't ivanka speaking out, why is he on planne plan planned parenthood and gay rights, and women rights and client at change, what do you say. >> if being complacent is wanting t to be a force for good and make a positive impact, then i' come complies . >> -- com liz: we take it up with our power panel. why wasn't chelsea clinton being asked about in any of clinton activity with alleged corruption. >> a good question, we see that media continues to love on the clintons no matter what, whatever they can do to put donald trump in a bad light. ivanka, arguing for equal pay equal work, and healthcare, and child care for low income families, and providing benefits for that, when we talk about come less itz, she is doing good work here. whether they be a respect or republican or democrat. liz: a lot of republicans, we have talked to them, they are for sa

anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. nancy: it is an issue on a lot of minds, president trump signed a new law allowing veterans to get medical care from private doctors until there is a plan to get around the v.a. this after alarming warnings about the d.c. va hospital. president trump says next week we he will hold -- he will hold a news conference to talk about veterans issues. jonathan: many workers at washington airports are getting receiving a base wage increase of more than four dollars. wages go up incrementally from two years after. benefit,ers will including wheelchair attendants and baggage handlers at reagan national and dulles. night, d.c. sports fans celebrating, two teams,, two playoff victories. jonathan: the wizards won in game two at the verizon center tonight. they pulled away at theend, putting them up 2-0 in series against atlanta. nancy: the capital celebrating as well, beating toronto 5-4, tying the series 2-2. the caps will be back in the verizon center friday. we will half all highlights and a li

. >> we've got christian, oli, charity, gayle, and nick breaking down the best on the web including an epic surprise at a high school. how one dlired the invite that made others pale in comparison. >> this is what i'm supposed to be doing for prom? oh, no. >>> it's the snapchat story that's got the internet in a tizzy. reason is this begins in a prison cell. >> locked up,ed up, [ bleep ] this. >> we've seen all kinds of contraband snuck in. >> i'm breaking out. i don't give a [ bleep ]. >> he decided to snapchat. you can see a bunch of people milling around. no, no. he's serious. it's on. >> looking for a back to the cell. [ bleep ]. inside and back here. >> starts making his way down this little gap between some buildings. while he has a grand plan, he hasn't really thought through the details. you can see wall behind him. it being a prison, there are cameras everywhere. later on he's now communicating with someone inside the prison. listen. he's talking about t guards. the absence has been noted. time is passing and this is where he finds a solution. >> i'm going to climb it. >> and

anna-lysa: anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. jonathan: new tonight, a pair of senators have introduced a bill to stop airlines for me moving a passenger once they have boarded -- from removing passengers once they have sat down. compensation for airlines to offer because of overbooking. the viral video everyone has seen of the incident aboard a united flight in which a passenger was dragged off the flight for refusing to give up his seat he had paid for. alison: the president calls it the biggest tax cut in history, but tonight democrats on capitol hill and some economists worry about what president trump's tax proposal could do to the deficit. the president wants to lower the corporate tax rate down to 15%. the current seven tax brackets would then become three. standard inductions would be doubled, but all deductions other than mortgage interest in charitable giving would be eliminated. the president also wants to eliminate the estate tax and alternative minimum tax. >> the economic plan under trump will erode the economy and

>> you can be a mermaid, gayle. all you have to do is take classes at the academy. >> mermaid academy. what's that for in the future? do you then go forth as a mermaid and earn money? >> you can be a certified merman. >> i'm just so confused. >> this is out of control. let's be honest. but you can do it for about 21 u.s. dollars. >> do you pay in fish? >> no. you pay in rubles. 1200 rubles. again that equates to $21 u.s. >> what is the certification good for? could you work at an aquarium? what do you do with it? >> you do this. you put on pretty costumes, beautiful fins, and you -- >> swim in the swimming pools of five star hotels that are open. >> yes. that. that part. >> pretty much all i can see this working. >> they do get their photo taken wearing the mermaid tails. they can't jump into the water. they're not allowed. it might break their fin. the owners say they all started with one crazy idea and a great desire to unite people who believe in fairy tales. >>> the racing is on. and this driver's picking up spe

gayle? >> anna, thank you very much. >>> cbs news contributor jody cantor is the correspondent at "the new york times." her colleagues broke the story of the settlements with five women totalling $13 million. little over two weeks ago. jodi, good morning. >> good morning. >> last week people were saying this will never happen, he makes too much money. the viewers, the ratings are higher than they've ever been. what do you think was the tipping point? after that story, the advertisers dropped out. >> well, what my colleague, micha micha michael schmidt and emily steals were reporting women were continuing to come forward. last summer fox said it cleaned house, solved the problems, committed to different culture. >> they've known about these charges. >> and as recently as yesterday another woman went on the record to say that bill o'reilly had made a comment about her showing more cleavage, tried to sleep with her, et cetera. we don't know what will come out in the future. >> you don't think t

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>> yes, gayle.hey are firing fireworks at each other. >> i think they found something to turn down for. turn down for that. >> these people are turned all the way up. you'd never guess what's going on. >> wedding with. it's got to be a wedding. >> a battle. >> families. yes, these families are going at it. 23 people were arrested. you see that people are running in and out ducking for cover who knows who is who in the situation, but everybody if you ask me has just gone mad. >> is this done as a hey, we're better at building and firing fireworks than you are fun? or is this done in i'm going to blow your head off with a roman candle? >> yeah, the latter. >> we've got to find a better way to settle our disagreements. >> i disagree with you. i like the way they're trying to settle this. this is great. who doesn't love fireworks? >> i have to be honest, in this part of the world, this is how they've been trying to solve their historical differences. it hasn't gone so well. >> one person was slightly in

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>> let's find out, gayle.cause thomas follows the truck into this apartment complex and observes from a distance when he sees four people get out. one begins to approach him. >> this is why the police are like don't do this. >> yep. that guy seems to not do anything. but the next guy coming down the sidewalk does. >> yeah, they just tried to attack me. they just tried to open my door. >> thomas takes off a little bit, tries to put more distance between these guys. here comes the popo. you can see some of the suspects climbing up this balcony. thomas really has a mind for where his dash cam is pointed. you see the officer come into stream and he's got help. >> that dog is like let me at him. where are they? >> thomas is smart too. because he doesn't get in the way of the officers. he stays back and just makes sure he gets it on camera. >> two suspects were caught. they're facing a litany of charges. two slipped away. police are still looking for them. the good news is some of nate's band equipment was in the tr

in prince george's county, anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. jonathan: we are keeping a close watch with developing news in paris, france, where the police say that a man shot two police opularrs in a p forest location. one of the officers is dead, the other is seriously injured. michelle marsh joins us with the latest. michelle: we have b today. isis said that a fighter carried out the attack. french security forces say the man who fired the shots was not only known to them but also shot and wounded an officer in 2001. today he was shot and killed by the police. he was on the radar of the french domestic security service. the paris prosecutor said they will release his name tomorrow. a short time ago, officers searched the man's home in a paris suburb. one of the questions, did he work alone? we will bring you the latest as soon as it's available. jonathan: we are also following developing news from seattle, washington, where two police officers were shot during a robbery. the shooter in this case is dead, and a second person under arrest. the

i sat down with gayle, jason, joseph, a former addict, turned advocate.ription drugs were my downfall. that lead to the darkest places with a terrible heroin addiction the last four months. brought me to my knees and ended up in a rehab. >> i went to gil and asked a little bit. i have known gayle far long time. we started the adam o'brien foundation after we lost our son. he struggled for ten years. we do a lot of work in the community. we expand it out all over new jersey. i don't think i can do this. i am sorry. reporter: savanna went over to somebody i just met. don and pat, all over his potted dyes. >> started recreationally using when i was 17-18 years old. my mother got diagnosed with cancer. had a mental breakdown. i self-medicated. it so happened after we lost my mother, after seven-year battle, we lost my grandmother shall a year later, we lost my grand fath erthen we lost my best friend/sister less than a year harv. >> i had too much try pryde to reach out and ask for help. my social habit turned into a mask of pain. >> he told me a little bit a

gayle: senator paul has good instincts. the president should work with congress on these issues.bama wasted no time, he's a man of action and decisive leader. if you use chemical weapons on children, we'll lower your airfield to a pile of rubble. that is what should have been done. it was the right decision it's a stark contrast with the foreign policy of leading from behind where the professorial red line drawn by president obama was ignored. senator paul has the wrong application to this issue. lou: the contrast is so magnified. here president trump did not threaten, he did not talk about what he would do. he did it. and he did it because in his judgment as he arctic late it, bashar al-assad crossed many lines in his words.

gayle: senator paul has good instincts. the president should work with congress on these issues.ma wasted no time, he's a man of action and decisive leader. if you use chemical weapons on children, we'll lower your airfield to a pile of rubble. that is what should have bee done. it was the right decision it's a stark contrast with the foreign policy of leading from behind where the professorial red line drawn by president obama was ignored. senator paul has the wrong application to this issue. lou: the contrast is so magnified. here president trump did not threaten, he did not talk about what he would do. he did it. and he did it because in his judgment as he arctic late it, bashar al-assad crossed many lines in his words. the id

neither of whom, gayle, has been to iraq. >>> major, thank you very much.er today we'll speak with jared kushner's wife, that's first daughter ivanka trump. her first interview since being named assistant to the president. we'll bring you that conversation tomorrow only on "cbs this morning". >>> the stage is now set for a historic senate showdown over supreme court nom apology neal gorsuch. 43 senators say they will vote no. that's more than enough to support a democratic filibuster to block the nomination. republican leaders are ready to change senate rules and use the so-called nuclear option to make sure gorsuch is confirmed. >> reporter: good morning. democrats are saying that republicans are about to forever change long standing senate rules. but it was democrats who voted back in 2013 to end filibusters for lower court judges and cabinet level appointees, so republicans are saying their protest now don't mean a whole lot. >> hamilton is rolling over in his grave. >> reporter: frustrated by their democratic colleagues republicans on the judiciary comm

cbs' gayle king asked her why she is not more vocal about certain issues like women's rights and climate change. >> i would say not to conflate lack of public denouncement with silence. i think there are multiple ways to have your voice heard. in some cases, it's through protest and it's through going on the nightly news and talking about or denouncing every issue in which you disagree with. other times, it is quietly and directly and candidly. so where i disagree with my father, he knows it. and i express myself with total candor. where i agree, i fully lean in and support the agenda and hope that i can be an asset to him and make a positive impact. >> gayle king also asked about ivanka trump's husband jared kushner and his role in the administration. his recent dealings with iraq and mexico despite having no military or political experience. >> so, you know, jared is incredibly smart, very talented, has a norm must capacity. he is humble in the recognition of what he doesn't know and is tremendously secure in his ability to seek informed viewpoints. he has an amazing team that my fathe

it's how he is as president. >> pelley: there's much more news in that interview, and gayle will have it. be sure not to miss tomorrow's "cbs this morning." law enforcement in the u.s. is warning of a spread of a cruel scam-- fake kidnapping. and anna werner has more about that. >> she was screaming, "dad, they're taking me in a van. i don't know what they're going to do. hell me." >> reporter: larry lutes got the phone call when he was at work. >> the guy comes on the phone and said, "qeef weave got your daughter." >> reporter: his daughter's kidnappers demanding $10, 000. >> they said, don't talk to anybody. get in your car and start driving right now or we'll kill your daughter." >> reporter: believing her life was on the line, lutes went to the bank too get cash and drove through the night, wiring the money to mexico as he was directed. son his wife, daughter, wondered why her husband hadn't come home. and the next day discovered the money was missing. so at that point, all you knew was he had taken $10,000 out of the bank, and he was nowhere to be found. >> that's right. >> repor