WALKER: Welcome back everyone. The FDA could be close to approving the first ever peanut allergy drug for children.</s>BLACKWELL: An Advisory Committee just approved the treatment Friday. Now the drug would reduce the severity and incidence of allergic reactions in children ages 4 to 17. The FDA will make its final decision in January.</s>WALKER: And a throne fit for a prime minister is now missing from its palatial home.</s>BLACKWELL: Police in the U.K. are hunting thieves who stole this solid gold toilet from Winston Churchill's birthplace.</s>WALKER: Wow.</s>BLACKWELL: Fully functioning 18 karat gold toilet made by an Italian artist was on display at the Blenheim Palace in Oxfordshire.</s>WALKER: Police say the offender's broke in overnight and tore out the toilet, causing significant damage and flooding.</s>BLACKWELL: We just learned that 66-year-old man has been arrested in connection with the thefts.</s>WALKER: I would feel awkward sitting on a gold throne doing your business.</s>BLACKWELL: I could get used to it.</s>WALKER: You'll get used to it.</s>BLACKWELL: Get used to it.</s>WALKER: I would rather wear pieces of that.</s>BLACKWELL: I just guessed - that's true. I just really want to learn more about this man who's been arrested. We'll learn. Thanks for starting your morning with us. We're back here at 10:00 Eastern for "</s>CNN NEWSROOM." WALKER: "SMERCONISH" is up after a quick break.
Thieves Steal Solid-Gold Toilet From Churchill's Birthplace.