LEE FILAS, STAFF WRITER, THE DAILY HERALD: Not at all. At the time, he didn't come off that way. He didn't come off like he was hiding anything or anything like that. To this point, I even talked to him since the latest news broke. I haven't heard anything that says he knew then.</s>BROOKE BALDWIN, CNN ANCHOR: Here is a man, as we have been talking about, got this heroes funeral, all these police officers and first responders coming out and also people giving money, organizations now want their money back. The 100 Club provides assistance for the families and first responders who lose their lives in the line of duty. They want their $15,000 returned. Do you know if anyone is getting their money back now that we know what really happened?</s>FILAS: I'm not sure how that could possibly happen. You're looking at a family who is probably not doing too well off right now. They had a lot of money come in, but at the same time, that's a lot of money to pay out in one stretch, especially under the current circumstances. I'm not sure how it's going to happen. It's going to have to play out in the coming days.</s>BALDWIN: It will play out, but they want it. They are not the only ones. Lee, thank you very much.</s>FILAS: Thank you.</s>BALDWIN: Coming up next, the British Prime Minister David Cameron today offering his condolences to Russian President Vladimir Putin over that passenger plane crash over the peninsula. But Putin, thus far, is holding off blaming anyone. What will Russia's next move be, specifically with regards to Syria, and ISIS there? We'll discuss.
Organizations Ask Gliniewicz Family for Money Back