across town, about 20 miles away from the kibuishis, sam's parents, steve and raquel herr, also worriedecause they couldn't get hold of sam. >> i thought it was a little odd that when i called his phone, it went directly to the answering service. on saturday. >> steve decided to check on his son. >> so i drove down there and knocked on his door. no answer. and i had the key to his apartment. so i walked in there, and i looked in to turn on the light. the living room looked fine and i said, okay. sam? nobody there. >> and that's when he saw it. >> i was -- what the hell, what's going on here? i freaked out. coming up, a father searching for his son finds something he never expected. >> there's a body in my son's apartment! >> there's a what? >> a body, a dead body. >> a dead body? >> and no one can find sam. >> you think, okay, this guy is potentially very dangerous. he's out there on the street. -yeah, let's focus on the rv. -rv? okay, everybody, look at the rv and smile. this is what you want for your family portrait? good point. we bundled the boat with our home and auto first. -hey,

. >> steve: i remember herr. >> ainsley: remember michael jackson, where are we going? ove on. >> ainsley: move on to the vice president. >> steve: speaking of her, the vice president, kamala harris was trying to help leaders who gathered in the eisenhower building yesterday, where she was going to explain to people who have not been paying attention to the news what ai is. if you missed the vice president, we got to play this for you. it is going to open your eyes to ai. here is her description. >> i think the first part of this issue that should be articulated, ai is fancy thing, two letters, itten moos artificial intelligence. it is about machine learning and so the machine is taught and part of the issue is what information is going into the machine that will then determine and we can predict them if we think about what information is going in, what then will be produced in terms of decisions and opinions made through that process. >> steve: i want her to define machine learning, that would be good, too. >> ainsley: this comes day after she made the comment about wha

. >> jericka: finally, tonight, cbs's steve hartman goes "on the road" with a young man who found herrorter: while most tween'ss in america are fawning over bieber, swift, and styles,d paisley gardner has a different idol, a singer she kept hearing on the radio. >> sounds like an angel. >> reporter: sounds like an angel? >> yes. >> what? >> well, okay, that's kind of odd. >> parents did not know what to think when their daughter became obsessed with the buttery smooth voice of that '70s soft rock legend, michael mcdonald. ♪ ♪ they say paisley was smitten. >> without an image of who this person was. >> so one day she googled a picture michael mcdonald that she came running up the stairs and fill it out herself on the bed and was like, no, no! >> reporter: her start turned out to be a grand pop. >> it's okay, i have to deal with it. >> reporter: last month, tony got tickets to see mcdonald, last minute for $7 a piece. eat your heart out, swift ease. and then surprised paisley with the concert of her lifetime. >> you want to go see him? >> yes. >> let's go! >> i almost screamed. >> report