night? What was that all about? SARI HORWITZ: That was another fascinating development last night that happened late. And that is part of the ongoing investigation. While General Allen is not part of the ongoing Justice investigation, Paula Broadwell still is. She had classified documents, they discovered, in the course of looking at her e-mails. She had classified documents. In her interview with the FBI, Broadwell said that she didn't get the documents from General Petraeus. They interviewed General Petraeus, who said he didn't give the documents to Paula Broadwell. So the question for the FBI is where is she getting the classified documents and why does she have them? It wasn't a raid. She gave them the keys to her house. They went -- the FBI in Charlotte, N.C., where she lives -- They went with boxes. It was pretty dramatic for the press there. They took photographs of the outside and the inside of their house. They had big duffel bags. They took out all the documents. And they're trying to find out if there was some kind of security breach with these classified documents. JEFFREY BROWN: All right, a lot to keep up with. Sari Horwitz, thanks again from The Washington Post. Thanks so much. SARI HORWITZ: Sure. Thank you. GWEN IFILL: Meanwhile, House and Senate leaders are complaining that Congress and the White House were kept out of the loop on these high-profile investigations. We wondered, how does that work? For that, we turn to Jane