where is skylar? said 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. >> what is that fear like, the unknown? >> it was horrible, absolutely horrible. >> 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 gotten ahold of her. i can't find her. >> what's her name? >> skylar. >> their world had fallen apart. their only daughter disappeared into the night and had been gone for almost 24 hours. where was skylar? >>> coming up -- >> just had this horrible feeling in my heart that something terrible had happened. >> usually runaways take items with them that they w

skylar henry has more detail from the white house. >> treasury secretary appeared on capitol hill with an appeal to congress. >> it is important that congress raise the debt limit. if not america will default for the first time in history. the full faith and credit of the united states would be impaired and our country would likely face a financial crisis and economic recession as a result. >> the secretary has warned america will reach its debt ceiling by october 18th. friday is the deadline for the government shut down unless congress passes an emergency funding bill. republicans say that they will approve a stop gap spending will to keep the government open but not if it's attached to extending the debt ceiling. >> the secretary announced a new estimate that action on the debt limit may be necessary as early as october the 18th. democrat also need to handle the debt limit before then. >> democrats say they will raise the debt ceiling on their own if republicans won't fil ib uster the bill. >> late their afternoonly ask consent for the senate to hold a vote to increase the debt limit

he's right at the forefront giving skylar advice and he's right in the lead andy's leaving raids on her groin's forces and he's the head of the column that is sent to stanwyck and all that kind of thing. he's just this dynamic leader and again benjamin lincoln doesn't get as much press but he's also critical of saratoga. he's not one of these guys who's leading an attack although he is wounded at the end of the first day the last battle, seriously wounded leading the attack but that was in his major role. his major role was to get the militia out and be the liaison between the commanders between -- in the militia and he does a brilliant job of that. these two key commanders along with other key leaders and of course daniel morgan is famous and along with others though. those are critical cogs and the american machine that will ultimately win the saratoga campaign but when it comes to the final few battles benedict arnold plays a critical role. the first one he is the one that gave designed to manage the flow of troops into the battle. he got up in the front leading the attack but he's t

. >> skylar henry on the grilling. >> the secretary of state called the evacuation of united states forces out of afghanistan heroic. >> in the end we completed one the esggr wit s liaiinft people evacuated to safety. >> lawmaker has hard questions about how the biden administration executed the withdrawal includingleaving americans and afghanistan allies behind. >> you evacuated 6,040 americans and say only a couple hundred remain. your own department told this committee in july that there were 10 to 15,000 americans in afghanistan. there's a huge difference between 6,000 and 15,000. what happened to these other americans? >> the secretary said that's federal government did everything that it could to get all americans out ahead of the withdraw deadline. >> our team worked 24-7 to reach out to americans who could still be in country making 55,000 phone calls, sending 33,000 e-mails by august 31th and they are still at it. >> the secretary faced the toughest questions from republicans but frustrations with the withdrawal was bipartisan. >> the execution of the united states withdrawal was

well, there was an escape attempt, and many believe that it was funded by the skylar family of phyllisar, or more famously eliza, the wife of alexander hamilton, and some say also by president washington though, of course, he could not openly state such a thing. eventually where lafayette landed in south carolina in 1777 had an infant son when lafayette landed there. he was 20 years old now, and he was going to go to medical school, but he first wanted to help lafayette escape. so it was a botched attempt. but lafayette, being so very weak and two of the horses getting away, he was captured again and imprisoned. and he was not to be released from this prison until 1797. so he spends a good five years imprisoned by the austrians. it's only because of the success of a young french general coming on the scene named bonaparte. -and-a-half pole onbone part. now, the french ---and-a-half pole onbone part -- napoleon. to the convention, to this republic and eventually, with committees of public safety headed by the most famous ross pierre, well, they would really take over government. but tha

the winter, to tend the small garden they've built for skylar. >> mary, how do you want skylar to be remembered? >> the happy, loving little girl that she was. >> and the smile. that smile could light up a room. my mom found her, she said it looks like she might have slipped in the shower, she was in the fetal position, in this bathtub. >> you could see marks on jessica's next. >> they said we will rule this as a homicide. >> detectives using new technology to be this crime, scene in extreme detail. >> there's no forced entry, is no tool marks. >> who could've done. this >> they say usually it's someone close. >> an investigation focusing on friends and family, brought up his association with a motorcycle gang. kim office kind of a tough guy. >> he threatened to take out my whole entire family to get custody of our kids. >> a chilling story, a danger of duplicity. >> we are trying to figure out who did this. he knew the whole time. >> this is the ultimate betrayal. >> it was 9:00 in the morning on the 25th of june, 2015. omaha, nebraska. missy's normal ritual was interrupted by a pho

well, there was an escape attempt, and many believe that it was funded by the skylar family of phyllisar, or more famously eliza, the wife of alexander hamilton, and some say also by president washington though, of course, he could not openly state such a thing. eventually where lafayette landed in south carolina in 1777 had an infant son when lafayette landed there. he was 20 years old now, and he was going to go to medical school, but he first wanted to help lafayette escape. so it was a botched attempt. but lafayette, being so very weak and two of the horses getting away, he was captured again and imprisoned. and he was not to be released from this prison until 1797. so he spends a good five years imprisoned by the austrians. it's only because of the success of a young french general coming on the scene named bonaparte. -and-a-half pole onbone part. now, the french ---and-a-half pole onbone part -- napoleon. to the convention, to this republic and eventually, with committees of public safety headed by the most famous ross pierre, well, they would really take over government. but tha

. - dude, we've been practicing for eight years, skylar. - hey, am i the leader of this band or not?[babbles indistinctly] timmy! - what was that? - i don't know, man. [epic music]

. >> skylar, rachel, sheila. total bffs. >> they hung out all the time.