big thanks after the cookie making class at wildfire restaurant in mcclain. it benefitted food for friends which feeds people in need in fairfax county. a lot of wonderful people including melissa turned out to help the cause. i apologized to parents after wards. i mean, we had dozens of kids on sugar highs. some were eating frost out of the dispenser. it was awesome. there were spring cookies. everybody is in the spirit, flowers and butterflies. >> today crunch, crunch, crunch out the door you go. burn up the sugar. sunshine and today. >>> breaking news this sunday morning -- terrorism concerns and that missing malaysian airlines jet with 239 dead. the latest from the white house on what the u.s. knows. good sunday morning. such a difficult way to begin the program this morning, more on the investigation into the mysterious disappearance of that plane and the questions about foul play give thanwo

we even hosted the leader of china at our farmhouse in mcclain and my mom cooked and handled everythingrs at the white house too where my mother put aside her art career and gracefully, while not so dutifully, pulled off the role of white house wife. she hated the rules of the washington social bubble but thrived at my dad as chief adviser. my dad concedes he didn't follow the rules of the west wing either. let me ask you about the energy crisis where we, i think we had cars lining up at gas stations and i believe the white house had a policy at what level the air-conditioners could be at. would you like to come clean? >> yes, i'll make a public confession. >> please. >> the president said the air-conditioning -- what are those things called? the units that activate them? >> thermostat. >> yes, at 80. in other words, air-conditioning couldn't go on until the temperature of the room crossed 80. so, of course, i respected the president's decision, but i merely placed a lamp on a little table underneath the thermostat, which i turned on because it helped me read my materials sitting near t