so i walked around our bed and c got about halfway down the hallway and realized that our front door was open. reporter: but you didn t seeo anybody?r: no. reporter: halfway down the hall, she said, cold air rushing in, she knew something was very wrong. so she ran back to the bedroom,v turned on the light.ro i went to go wake him up and then i could see him. reporter: yeah. hard to get that one out of your head, isn t it? yeah. reporter: and thus her call to 911 and the detective who rushed over to find out what happened and discovered that he could not tell. you ve got the wife. you ve got a small 6-year-old child and you ve got a 15-year-old boy in the house.ol and you ve got everybody sayinga they don t know what happened.ry how did everyone else survive that night without a scratch? coming up
well, i think the departure of a senior whitous oce house ol is a distraction. it s not the message. he s prided himself together on putting together a senior team more quickly than barack obama did in 2009 and 2008. this is definitely a setback and as i ve said, it raises the question about whether he is acting maybe too much and making some of these appointments without necessarily looking into their people s backgrounds sufficiently. so real quickly, they are now saying that sean spacer, former rnc spokesperson named white house press secretary will take over the communications director role. there is a picture of sean, somebody who is a friend of the network and we ll see on an awful lot in the comes months and years from the white house. how does this work? have we ever had a situation with a director that s a spokesman or find somebody long