[Cabrera:] This morning, a frantic search is underway for three missing children in California after their family's SUV plunged off a cliff. Authorities have recovered the bodies of Jennifer and Sarah Hart and three of their six children. But here's the big mystery, where are the other three children. At this point it's still unclear if they were even in the SUV. And now the family's neighbors are speaking out about some of their suspicions. CNN's correspondent, Miguel Marques, is in Los Angeles with more details on this investigation. Miguel, where is this investigation right now? Any leads in the search for these three missing?
[Miguel Marquez, Cnn Correspondent:] Well, they believe that they were in the car and they were probably swept out to sea. The other three children that were killed were not buckled in. They believe the other three probably were not either. The cliff is so steep that it went nearly into the Pacific Ocean. And the water, the waves were lapping up into the car and could have pulled other debris out. It is a mystery as to how this happened. One of those missing is 15- year-old Devonte Hart. He came to national attention in 2014 for a hug during a Black Lives Matter protest in Portland, Oregon. He was seen crying by police officers. The police officer approached him. Then he photo, he hugged the police officer and they had a long conversation. That photo went viral. And the so the rest is history. Now he and two of his sisters are still missing. Just how this happened, though, is very much a mystery. The police and law enforcement says that there were no skid marks, no sign of braking. It's not clear how that SUV went over that very steep embankment along the Pacific Coast Highway, this, you know, rough but absolutely gorgeous part of California.
[Cabrera:] And tell us more about this Hart family. Neighbors say they had their suspicions?
[Marquez:] Well, neighbors say that they had that the children, Devonte and others, had come over looking for food at different points and had burst into the house saying that their mother was beating them. It is not clear how much of that is true. We do know that there was a referral to child protective services in Washington state on Friday. When officials from CPS went over to the house to check on the children, they didn't find anybody there. Then they checked Monday and Tuesday. Didn't find anyone then as well. So it is all part of this mystery as to why this family was so far away from home, over 500 miles away from home, when this terrible accident happened. Ana.
[Cabrera:] All right, Miguel Marquez, we know you'll stay on top of it. Thank you. Hope Hicks has left the White House and the president is apparently being told by allies he doesn't need to replace her. What this could mean for messaging out of the West Wing.