where is skylar? she said that skylar insisted they drop her off at the end of the street so we wouldn't hear her sneaking back in. >> now that missing screen and bench outside skyler's window made sense. skylar had put it there to boost herself up so she could get back in. but it left them with a terrifying possibility. >> my first instinct was, someone abducted her from the end of the street to our house. >> dave called the police. >> i have a daughter that's 16 years old. apparently she snuck out of her room last night and she hasn't been seen since. none of her friends can get ahold of her. i can't find her. >> what's her name? >> skylar. >> their world had fallen apart. their only daughter had been gone for almost 24 hours. where was skylar? . >> the investigation begins and concern for skylar begins to grow. >> coming up. >> just had this horrible feeling in my heart that something terrible had happened. >> she told me something is wrong. >> a grainy piece of videotape is about to give police on

skylar henry. >>> the 2700 page infrastructure bill still needs to clear the house which returns from recess next month. >>> the political guessing game is over after investigation revealed new rkgovernor sexualarat lst 11 men. >>i thinthatgiven the circumstances the best way i can help now is if i step aside and let government get back to government. >> the democratic governor's resignation will take effect in two weeks. until today the governor, who denied the accusations had refused to leave office. >>> coming up, caught on camera, two cars up in flames. the search for an arsonist. >>> with wildfires raging and smoke a concern what one local air district is doing to protect at risk communities. >>> and a smash hit returns to the stage tonight in san francisco. you will have to bring more than just your ticket if you want to see hamilton. >> i love the musical. >>> here is a live look with our mount hamilton camera as we look santa ara valley. blue skies out there. a pretty sight with good air quality for most of the bay area. we will talk about changes >>> the search is on in san j

skylar henry. >>> now the texas governor's executive order banning mask mandates has hit a legal hurdle with a judge in texas issuing a temporary restraining order. >>> this just in. we are getting word of a 7.1 earthquake in the philippines. it struck just about an hour ago on the southeast coast of the philippines. the tsunami warning center said there's no tsunami threat to hawaii or elsewhere. >>> and a live look outside at parts of the bay area are going to be really hot today. we are talking triple digits potentially, even seeing dry lightning. >>> mary has more on that and when thunderstorms could enter the forecast. >> yeah. i have been tracking this monsoon moisture and at this point it looks like a low chance of dry lightning. earlier this morning on high definition doppler, tracking several lightning strikes across southern california. even monsoonal thunderstorms over the arizona area, flooding for them. so, that monsoon moisture over the desert southwest to the south and also tropical storm kevin out in the pacific to our south as well. some of this moisture a little bit he

their dash cam video picked up skylar and the junior lifeguard leading a very shaken terra to the curbsorry. i'm so -- i knew this was going to happen. did i not tell you he was going to try to hurt us? >> she said, mom, i just killed your husband, i'm so sorry. i'm thinking... what? >> debra raced over there. >> you could see police cars blocking it off, fire engines. it was crazy. >> they wouldn't let you and? >> they said it was a crime scene. >> john meehan never gained consciousness. four days later, dirty john was dead. right after the attack, newport beach detective rick henri found john's killer, terra, at the hospital. her dog, still guarding her. >> she told me the whole story. the >> whole story is pretty complicated mess. >> yes. >> as doctors treated terra's moons, detective henry began investigating. the whole family waited, and worried. >> what were you afraid of? >> well, i didn't know if they would for sure know that it was him attacking her, and it was self-defense. >> so, you are afraid they might charge her with something? >> yes. >> there is a process the law must

get this done. skylar to correspond to europe. peter, all of us. peter, welcome. what is the latest reaction then coming from me? you leaders on the situation and i've got what we've been hearing from you. lead is saying they want to see a united european union approach to handling any refugees coming from afghanistan. we did hear from angle america, the german chancellor, earlier on tuesday who was moaning a lack of unity within the european union when it comes to the issue of asylum. we've also heard from france as president emmanuel mac crohn, whose an get sold by saying his country needs to be protected from future arrivals of refugee. first, we have to discuss how to accommodate the people in the neighboring countries and move forward. the next step would be to look further, but a european solution would certainly be difficult. we have not yet managed to create a common asylum policy. but if almost all this would be, we must anticipate to protect ourselves against major irregular my great re flows that would endanger those who use them and feed trafficking of

he was close friends think with the entire skylar family. >> that's fascinating. sometimes people say i didn't like the street class. it was boring, and i would like to hear that. history is far from faring. fascinating stuff, both larger political history and also the complex, fascinating personal histories. >> and, know, related to that, because, yeah, that's like a uniform, you know, thing that people say that makes want to, you know, agh, that history is boring. i think if history were just a bunch of dates and event, i would be bored, right? anyone would be bored, but it's not. it's a human story, right? it's a story of people making choices or not being able to make choices, but in one way or another it's the human story. it's about people. the way i like to teach it and, you know, my american revolution course from yale is online. it's free. so it's like 26 lectures or something, and you'll see if you watch that lecture course it's always centered around people at the time. what did they think? what were the will will possibilities for them in that world. >

have had this ongoing feud about command and rank, largely arnold had been loyal to general phillip skylar, you probably remember his daughters from again another musical. he's really resistant to gates. arnold is actually going to be ordered by gates to leave the battlefield, but he defies orders and single-handedly charges in and stops a potential retreat and he pushes it forward and ultimately there is a victory in saratoga and arnold is going to be wounded, he's going to be shot in the leg and he's going to fall back and his horse is going to fall on top of him and his men are going to rush to him and carry him off the field as if he was a spartan soldier and he is asked, general, how are you? he goes, you're wounded in the leg. and he says, i had rather it been my heart. so he's looking for this glorious end, this romantic sort of classical death. had he died right there he is probably one of the greatest american heroes of all time. so nowadays we go to saratoga battlefield they just had a statue of his leg where he got shot. it's a patriotic leg, the rest of him is a problem. so the

200 diamonds and other jewels that make it up and, of course, upon his death sometime after betsy skylar -- i'm sorry, martha washington, the widow, will send the medal to alexander hamilton for his safekeeping because he is now the second at that point governor -- i mean, president general of the society and for many, many decades it has been owned by the society of cincinnati and is housed very safely in a vault at anderson house in d.c. beautiful piece. i end on a very poignant note which is the last letters between george washington and alexander hamilton. obviously george washington doesn't know he's about to die, and as the -- as my father-in-law was a graduate of west point class of '56 and i give an award, the so-called sword award every graduation at west point, this is quite poignant these letters, and they involve the creation of a military academy that hamilton is suggesting help. writes to washington from new york november 28th. sir, enclosed is a copy of a letter which have written to the secretary of war, of course, james mchenry on the subject of a military academy. washi

. >> the skylar sister song is a favorite and she knows all the moves. >> angelica. >> reporter: they we sit and watch the "today" show while we're eating breakfast. so we absolutely wanted to make a trip >> reporter: so when we heard elly missed out on her big trip, we wanted to surprise elly and make her wish come true. >> now, you graduated high school, right, elly? >> yes >> you must be pretty proud of yourself >> thank you so much >> i know you had a big trip planned. >> yes >> where did you want to go? >> new york. >> do you think you might like to come if you got the chance? >> sure. >> okay. i think we have something that might get you in the mood to visit new york city there. and i have something, too. to match you >> oh, my goodness >> what do you think about coming to new york city and coming to visit us on the "today" show would you like to do that? >> yes >> and make up for that lost senior trip? >> yes >> oh, my goodness >> lisa -- >> that's amazing. >> we would love it if you would come and be our guest. >> oh, yes >> what would that mean to you, lisa i mean, there's be

. >> skylar, rachel, sheila.he time. >> you thought of them as a team. >> the three of them became inseparable.