they are joining us from nashville, tennessee. they are all in eighth grade. congratulations, lady. -- ladies. how did you decide on this issue? >> we really wanted to choose a topic that was unique and not something that everyone else would do. net neutrality is something that is new. it is not something that the general public knows a lot about. after researching of line, we a lot of twistsit had and turns. we also felt it was a developing story as the documentary was being made. we have to conantly update and change our documentary, and we thought at was pretty cool. when the fcc pass the new regulation, we ha to update our documentary. even now it is still developing. we just thought it was a really cool topic that would be something that the american people would be interested in. ho: it is not something that a lot of people know abo, the words and that neutrality. tha's on something like the people in washington, d.c. would did youut, so how hear about it? >> melissa came and told us about the topic. and i decided to researc

they are joining us from nashville, tennessee.y are all in eighth grade. congratulations, lady. -- ladies. how did you decide on this issue? >> we really wanted to choose a topic that was unique and not something that everyone else would do. net neutrality is something that is new. it is not something that the general public knows a lot about. after researching of line, we a lot of twistsit had and turns. we also felt it was a developing story as the documentary was being made. we have to constantly update and change our documentary, and we thought that was pretty cool. when the fcc pass the new regulation, we have to update our documentary. even now it is still developing. we just thought it was a really cool topic that would be something that the american people would be interested in. host: it is not something that a lot of people know about, the words and that neutrality. that's on something like the people in washington, d.c. would did youut, so how hear about it? >> melissa came and told us about the topic. and i decided to

they are joining us from nashville, tennessee.y are all in eighth grade. congratulations, lady. -- ladies. how did you decide on this issue? >> we really wanted to choose a topic that was unique and not something that everyone else would do. net neutrality is something that is new. it is not something that the general public knows a lot about. after researching of line, we a lot of twistsit had and turns. we also felt it was a developing story as the documentary was being made. we have to constantly update and change our documentary, and we thought that was pretty cool. when the fcc pass the new regulation, we have to update our documentary. even now it is still developing. we just thought it was a really cool topic that would be something that the american people would be interested in. host: it is not something that a lot of people know about, the words and that neutrality. that's on something like the people in washington, d.c. would did youut, so how hear about it? >> melissa came and told us about the topic. and i decided to

. >>> and joining us now from nashville with the latest on the search is mark gwyn, director of the tennesseeood morning. >> day five. so where is the investigation headed today? >> well, we have over 250 leads that we're looking at. we also have a good bit of evidence that's been analyzed at the crime lab right now, and we've also engaged the community. and asked for their support and their help. so i think we're on the right track. it's just going to take for something to come in and really take us to the next level in the investigation. >> if you could just clarify something for us. i know there've been some conflicting reports the last couple of days whether holly was weather dragged into the woods. the new report is that she was led into the woods. whether it was potentially her boyfriend or not her boyfriend, her brother, was an eyewitness to all of this. can you clear fie why the story has changed in the last few days? >> well, we don't believe that holly was dragged into the woods. we think, based on her brother, who is the only witness, that she walked into the woods. as far as such

from nashville, tennessee. this is the child's version of the fascinator. there's so much to see here at kensington palace, that we're so appreciative of how they have welcomed us going back inside to give you a special tour of this magnificent, magnificent palace. as i said, we're giving our friends out here a rare tour, as well. and you know what? this is annebelle -- not annebelle. john and barb. they're going to be celebrating 45 years of marital bliss on saturday. so, congratulations to you. thank you for making the trip. my friends from cincinnati, i love the hard boiled eggs. it has a patriotic theme to it. thank you for joining us. you usually can't get here. you usually have to stay back there. just like you, i'm a tourist. i'm having fun. i'm enjoying myself. and i wanted to get a slice of british life. i decided to -- come along with me, as i hit the park, the pumps, and i had spot of tea. the world may be counting down until friday. but for me, london is calling today. first stop, afternoon tea at the legendary browns hotel. tell us about this addition. >> queen victoria started the late afternoon tea in the beginning of the 19th century, beginning