reporter: but hundreds of people, many who d never once met paige, searched on horseback, on atvs, on foot. they peered under bushes, they walked miles of desert brush in hundred-degree heat, and nothing. truth be told. paige could have been anywhere. but then, four days after paige s disappearance, a driver stopped along a lonely stretch of highway 50. and as he stepped out of his truck, a piece of litter caught his eye, a blank check trapped in the roadside weeds. the name on it? paige dixon, paige s married name. so then the flock of searchers descended on that road. making my way back west along the median, i saw a checkbook. it was an awful feeling of dread, thinking, how did this get here? why is it here? what does it mean? reporter: then more, paige s
need you to come in. we have chelsea s costume and wig. i m like, are you sure? he text me a photograph of it and you get that feeling in your heart and stomach. wow, this is what we have been looking for for a long time. the costume had been ripped with the scraps. they sent it to the state lab for tests. and officers picked through the discarded junk. on foot, by air, all day, and into the evening. and right away that easter sunday the detectives brought eric to the station for a talk. suspicious that he just happens to find this costume he waited a week to call us tlp. there s a lot of things that look suspicious. just as eric had feared. did you go to that party? no, i ve never gone to a party. you didn t go to the party that i day? no. however, at the time, my baby s
any time something like that happens, it s an echo off of the buildings. you really couldn t see going into a direction thinking like okay, that s where you re coming from. once you see the multiple shots, you can see the firing from the gun. you knew where he was coming from. the police were saying it was a long gun that was used by the suspects. yeah. it was an assault rifle. an assault rifle. what is the security situation like down there usually in this area? every club has heavy security. the police are down there on scene on bikes and car, on foot. so it s pretty heavily patrolled. it s really usually a safe area. the fbi, we know, is now on the scene there to recap here what we re dealing with is an active crime scene in dayton, ohio. nine people dead, at least 16
to a press conference, where we have someone heading that agency getting up and advising us of where we are right now. all right, thank you so much. we re appreciate your time. your expertise. i think you are right. just 11ing from gilroy police, that just released this, please do not come t to christmas hl park, the scene is still active. that is second time they say the scene is still active, you see officers with guns drawn. as they work the area surrounding the festival. on foot. you know in their vehicles. this does not look like this is over yet, we heard from a count member from the community, saying a shooter has been taken in that is what w he was told.
u.s. treasury and it might be used for other purposes but they want to use it for a border barrier. that s one of the things that came out of the rose garden wide-ranging conversation with the president. perhaps a little bit of looking back with some regret. alex? i think you re 100% right he was talking about paul ryan. you remember that call he made before the election encouraging the president to talk more about the economy instead of immigration because he saw the handwriting on the wall with house republicans losing seatings. you were right on, kelly. for more on the wall, scott joining us from one of the busiest land crossings in the entire world. i m sure folks have a pretty strong feeling about what s going on here. how are they reacting? reporter: yeah, alex, it is a busy place, some 25 million people last year alone crossing this border by car, on foot, by bus. it is a very, very busy place