caller: mostly, we just tell them we miss her, too, and we don t have answers for them, that is the hardest part. they have come up with different ideas where they think she is, but, every day, they, you know, ask the same questions, when is mommy come home? coming home. alisyn: must be so hard to answer those questions for them and how are they doing? what do they think happened to their mom? caller: they know she is missing and like i said, one of them decided she went camping, one thought maybe because the last time they saw her she was going to work and maybe her boss wouldn t let her come back home. they decided sometimes maybe she is in heaven, but we just try to stay positive with them and tell them that everybody is out looking and we hope to find her. alisyn: we want to put up the tip line if you have any information about jackie waller and her whereabouts, call this tip line, 910-232-1687.
following closely here on america live, crews are now renewing their search for this missing mother of triplets from missouri. jackie waller s husband maintains his innocence in her disappearance, but we re going to talk to the police about him and where they think he stands coming up in three minutes from now. i can t imagine how many people that s working to bring our little girl back. i predict there will be a break in this case this week. every day i know that we re a little bit closer.
passengers were fine. the plane, of course, is now being repaired. those folks went on to brazil. martha: wow. unbelievable. and once again, cool as a cucumber, that pilot, as he explained what was happening, and that was unbelievable. trace, thank you very much. reporter: sure. martha: thank goodness it turned out okay. new calls for an ethics investigation into reports that this congressman forced an unwanted sexual encounter on a teenage girl, yep, you heard me right. the congressman in earlier years in a tiger suit. columnist michelle malkin joins us with the new scandal for democrats, so she ll talk about that. and also new developments in the search for jackie waller, the missing mother of three from missouri. crews are desperately searching as new leads seem to implicate her estranged husband. new developments in this case, we re going to bring those to you right after the break. i come in here for one purpose, that s to find our kid. just keep praying, that s
tucson, arizona, and folks in chicago having to pay more than $4 a gallon, i paid more than $4 this weekend. alisyn: you should drive to tucson, and drive back. it will be cheaper. bill: you are one smart cookie! alisyn: meanwhile the clock is ticking to a debt deadline and house speaker boehner refuses to put a nail in the con on the grand bargain he and the president had been negotiating. imay be hard to put humpty-dumpty back together again but, my last offer is still out there. alisyn: so, can a deal between both sides still be reached? we have democratic california congressman alan schiff who will join is live in minutes. bill: and an incredible story of survival. a little girl rescued hours after a horrific train crash nearly crushed her. the story of survival, coming up. and there is still no trace of jackie waller, the mother of
home. they were in the midst of divorce proceedings. her husband has not been named a suspect, but the police have continued to call him a person of interest in this case saying that he has not been as cooperative as they would have hoped. joining us now is lieutenant rodney barnes of the jackson police department in missouri. lieutenant, good to have you here today. thank you. martha: what can you tell us? give us the latest in this case. the very latest is we continue to actively search for ms. waller, and we remain optimistic that we re going to get a resolution to this case. martha: talk to me a little bit about, i know that her husband has been named a person of interest. what does that mean in terms of this investigation? well, as a person of interest, obviously, there are some questions that we feel that he can answer to help guide us in this investigation. martha: and how has he been so far in your interactions with him, and has his attitude towards participating changed