rick: new information on a story we told you about yesterday. singer tom petty and his band the heartbreakers, no longer heartbroken. now that the police recovered the band s five stolen guitars. julie banderas with the story. reporter: rick, california police not only recovered five stolen guitars they made an arrest in the case very quickly soon after they were stolen. the alleged thief identified as 51-year-old darrell washington. he was arrested after authorities say one of petty s guitars sold at hollywood pawn shop was recognized. wow, at a news conference on the culver city police chief, he said if you take a look at these guitars each one of these guitars has been responsible for creating one of his greatest hits in the last 30 years. so there s a lot of emotional attachment to them. listen. if you take a look at these guitars, each and everyone of them has been responsible for creating one of his greatest hits in the last 30 years.
said oh, yeah. he s a systems analyst, retired, a vietnam veteran, a grand dad. these are the kind of people you want to see win the lottery. a happy story today. jenna: what is happening behind you in the town there today? reporter: that s what you do here in red bud, illinois. have you a barbecue for anything, in particular if they get $158 million. jenna: why not. it looks like a fun event. i hope you get at least a free lunch out of the whole thing. reporter: i want a million bucks. jenna: it looks like they have a little bit to spare. it s a great story, thank you, you have . rick: loaf that story. they seem like such a nice couple. jenna: merrill and pat. you feel like you know them already. rick: i wish i did. when we come back the house speaker john boehner, did you hear him this morning on the morning shows snow was attacking
miller. reporter: so that set the tone essentially. they re looking at ways forward with the gsa and how to make sure this never happens again, rick. rick: so many things to get angry about in this story. mike, but one of the biggest things that people are asking, one of the biggest questions what took so long to find out this was going on and to get it stopped? reporter: well, that s right. jeff neely, the executive you mentioned, who was enjoying the suite in the las vegas at the top, he was traveling up until as recently as a month ago on the taxpayer dime. the inspector general explained the problem is essentially you re dealing with a huge organization. you re also dealing with people s reputations and their careers. so you have to tread carefully. every time he lifted a stone, there were other things under those stones and so it turned out to be a huge investigation but we did hear some expression of frustrations about why this took so long. the conference took place in oct
killing golden, and taking little keegan, said she now had the child and would need to do the adoption. there are unconfirmed reports of a man with mcclain in the vehicle at the time of the shooting. the prosecutor on the case tells us he is trying to figure out who that man is or if even exists. we ll have more on all of this when investigators hold a news conference later this afternoon. baby keegan, by the way, rick, is expected to be reunited with his father soon. i know you re a dad. i know you can t imagine this. rick: this story is appalling. i m glad the baby is okay and soon to be reunited with the dad but what an awful story. head they are childers in the newsroom. thanks. jenna: we ll turn to a little business news next. the pain at the pump could soon hit your favorite burger joint. sandra smith from the fox business network will talk energy pricingses and fast-food. if you thought about spending money on anything these days has you worried? keep it up.
work year that is interesting. citigroup obviously, citibank, one of the biggest banks in the entire country and entire world. you want to take a closer look at it today with you. by the way i think one related point is, people are taking a closer look because a lot of these banks were bailed out. jenna: right. not only taxpayers but shareholders think we should take a closer look now. jenna: looks like we are at least by citigroup. steve, thank you very much. always nice to see you. thank you, jenna, coming up a new story getting a lot of attention today. some just published photographs of 2-year-old pictures that appear to show u.s. troops posing with dead terrorists. we have a live report from kabul. don t go away. [ acoustic guitar: slow ]