because she was a fabulous swimmer. >> reporter: glenda went to the bechler house to see eric. how did he look? >> hysterical. a little bit. he had been crying and his face was red and you know, all of those things. he looked upset. as he should be. one would expect. >> she's the best person. >> reporter: this video from local news shows a devastated eric. it was now day two of the search for pegye. still nothing. the next day, the coast guard interviewed eric. eric bechler could barely speak. >> what did you take with you? >> we had a couple bags. we wanted to see if we could see catalina. it was so hazy. i told pegye it was too hazy. >> reporter: eric told the coast guard he tried to body board on the way out and said there was a pretty good swell in the ocean. >> was it as high as the side of the boat? >> big enough to notice. >> reporter: eric said they stopped out here on the water to enjoy some margueritas pegye had made and later in the day they decided to try the body board again, this time on their way back to the harbor. pegye was driving. eric was being pulled on the

>> reporter: blame glenda, the good witch of the north.st stole the ruby slippers, plopping them on to an unsuspecting dorothy. >> there they are, and there they'll stay. >> reporter: not so fast, my pretty. they didn't always stay where they were supposed to. in august 2005, one of the four remaining pairs of ruby slippers was stolen from here , the judy garland museum in grand rapids, minnesota. for 13 years, replicas sat in their place. >> ♪ we're off to see the wizard >> reporter: the missing size five-and-a-halfs became the area 51 of footwear. conspiracies and false sightings abounded. -h everything from they're iniled to a wall at a roadside diner in missouri, to i was with my boyfriend when he threw them into a water-filled iron ore pit. >> reporter: the slippers, it seemed, had slipped away for epod, until today. >> and now, under the rainbow. >> reporter: there they were. but were they real? after comparing them to the ones in the smithsonian, the f.b.i. "yid, "yes, indeed. they matched." >> not only were these slippers stolen, b

into the march twenty second and glenda and then you can be needed among others got started. you learned that you created you and you mock it same group because you're. not actually honest if you did your last few divinia you should your god will do it after a few big. our. last year then but today the defense will leave us because that's a day on another he. gunned down the nerve and your days are only done that or you he did it and he could force a thirty minute talk. now that they did live it the pasco shook for all who pulled it had many other said yes a lot of going to police kill a book at the president could really do you're asking for the glitter to get here i needed to get money done more than did. consume demolished a million have assurances. itself it's a pretty good. don't call congress and then of course men would tell me it was more lap of beauty superduper serious said he climbed up to solstice him from. the fox did he know he could cook by it is real all come for said he or any of us is suitable if you want to do some very own in a criminal rap oh well. if it'

glenda let you choose where we go looking at different parts of our analysis. let me know what is of interest to you. firsthand here. all right. tony knows i love coco. , funding is a funny thing. we have had funding around since the beginning of the war in afghanistan. this is not usual in our history. in previous wars we had supplemental funding but they quickly just ordered rolling this into regular budget. these wars are different. we funded it differently than we have in the past. it started to change once the budget control act went into effect because it doesn't count towards your budget caps. loophole.es a if you can get something into -- that frees up money under the budget caps. there is incentive to move things. afghanistan.r this is what dod labels is being used for. i have been tracking it for years. from fy 05e here goodgh fy 13, it is pretty correlation following this trend line. 1.3 million per troop per year. if you had no troops you would still have 7 billion per year. we have an that for a while. and fy 14 we jump to a new trend line we have

glenda jackson, the other great british actress is about to take on king lear on broadway and now you're taking the film version. before i play a clip, i want to know what it is about lear that even fascinates you. >> i played it 30 years ago and the production was a very good production andi played lear but i was too young, i was 47. i hammed it up and i didn't know what i was doing but i was afraid of it. i wasn't -- it was okay but i knew i missed it because now i'm in my 81st year. now i understand the muscle of the man, the power of the man and about old age and loneliness and death and i've always had that sense in my nature about death and my favorite poems are about not death but about the certainty of life, about the certainty of mortality and like lear said, i have seen the moment of my greatness flicker and i've seen the eternal footman hold my coat and snicker. and i wanted to play lear without the fanfare of bowing and scraping and trumpets, just as an old warrior who is impatient with everyone and has no time for nonsense. he only loves one creature and that's his daughter

>> reporter: blame glenda, the good witch of the north.'s the one who first stole the ruby slippers, plopping them onto an unsuspecting dorothy. >> too late. there they are, and there they'll stay. >> reporter: not so fast, my pretty. they didn't always stay where they were supposed to. in august 2005, one of the four remaining pairs of slippers was stolen from here, the judy garland museum in grand rapids. for 13 years, replicas sat in their place. the missing size 5 1/2s became the air 51 of footwear. conspiracies and false sightings abounded. >> everything from, they're nailed to a wall in a roadside diner in missouri to, i was with my boyfriend when he threw them into a water-filled iron ore pit. >> reporter: the slippers, it seemed, had slipped away for good until bu were they real? after comparing them to the ones in the smithsonian, the fbi said, yes, indeed, they matched. >> not only were they slippers stolen but the memories of a lot of americans were stolen back in 2005. >> reporter: investigators say the shoes were seized during