>> good morning. we start this morning with a fox news alert. an unbelievable story. three cleveland women missing for more than a decade found alive miles from where they disappeared. i am patti ann browne. >> i am heather childers. three brothers have been raised in connection with the case. ainsley earhardt has been covering the developments all night. brand new developing details. >> unbelievable story with a very happy ending. >> they were kidnapped and locked up for more than 10 years

as prisoners in a house in cleveland. the three are finally free. these three escaped when one of their captors left that house. she immediately started screaming a neighbor heard the cries for help and here is his 911 call. >> i came fr >> that man charles ramsey started helping her. >> i looked and i see this girl and she is just going nuts on the door. what's the problem? just open the door. she said i can't he got it locked. i look how he has it it's enough to reach your handout and grab the mail and close the door. we had to kick open the bottom. on that door was aluminum.

she climb out. she went to my house and called 911. >> finally free. berry disappeared back in 2003 the day before her 17th birthday. about a year later 14-year-old gina the girl on the left vanished on her way home from school. meantime michelle nice who was 21 at the time was last seen leaving her cousin's house back in 2002. >> crowds cheered as they heard the news. family members were filled with emotion after learning their loved ones were safe. >> telling me she is okay and she is got a daughter.

>> this is a brand new photo of amanda berry at the hospital with her sister being reunited. the young girl next to her, her daughter. doctors say all of the women are getting medical treatment but appear to be in good health. >> it's just truly, truly amazing and it's a blessing to the community and members of the police department and their families that they are alive. >> they raised three brothers in connection to the case. they plan to release more information about them at a press conference this morning at 9:00 a.m. we will be following that. heather, back to you. >> we are joined on the phone by silvia cohen she is the cousin of gina de jesus. one of the missing women who was found alive. are you there? >> i am oo. >> thank you so much for joining

us. first your initial response when you realized she was found alive? >> i think like everybody else in the family disbelief, but then you think to yourself, gina's mom has always stayed steadfast and in the belief that her daughter was alive somewhere. you couple that thought with this is unbelievable and you think she was always right, aunt nancy was always right. here it is close to mother's day and we have her daughter home. >> her family has been reunited with her at this point. i know she is was in the hospital first and interviewed with police. >> beyond that i shouldn't say much about that at this point. >> anything about her condition and her state of mind?

>> not at this time with the immediate family we are being very respectful those of us who have done the interviews we are being respectful of their time together and the time she is going to need to probably come back out for everybody else to see her and these women were found a short distance away from where they disappeared. do you have any feelings about that? they were right there in the neighborhood. how do you feel about that this they were so close by? >> it is certainly to all of us very involved looking for gina and the folks looking for amanda as well. it is mind boggling to believe

they were almost on the same street. we in theory probably knocked on that house a million times. >> there are reports that the family jeanna knew the perpetrators knew the family of all of these brothers allegedly. >> our family has known the family for a very long time. >> that is really mazing. silvia thank you so much for joining us. i know your prayers have been answered this morning. so congratulations to you on that. thank you. thank you very much. we appreciate it and again i think it's a phenomenal mother's day. >> you are right to point that out. >> three brothers are in custody right now for the next step in the investigation.

let's bring in elliot phoenix. >> amazing to hear the family at least one of them knew one of these alleged perpetrators. what's next for them? >> what an unbelievable story. from the family's perspective it's a happy ending. it is more like half time. you got these women thank god they are free and they will be reunite withed their families. the government has to know who going to be charged what will go forward the state government or federal government. kidnapping line is a first degree felony. that's on the par with manslaughter we are talking about three separate victims so three separate sets of charges and potentially 3 consecutive sentences even potentially three

consecutive life sentences. >> what about state verses federal charges. >> government can bring charges and state can bring charges even the same activities providing there are different statutes applied. one of the most common is the elizabeth smart case. the state government and federal government moved forward. they gained jurisdiction because they had been crossing the state line. if one of the victims was trafficked across state lines the federal government with all of the resources could go forward in addition to the state government. they have to work that out. sometimes the turf battles can get nasty. >> and the ages of the victims at the times that they were kidnapped that also will be taken into account? >> the aggravating nature of the circumstances it can add to separate charges or serious. a lot of people say it won't go

to trial there's so many victims there will be inevitably so much evidence. likely these cases go to trial for that reason. prosecutors look at it these charges are so serious such a powerful case we are not going to give any generous plea offer. might as well roll the dice and challenge it the defense says. >> what we heard the cousin there the de jesus family knew these alleged perpetrators. what does that say to you? >> that's so often the case. >> the community itself knew these guys. >> so often the case we find out it's akwan senses sometimes family members sometimes rel 2i6s or perpetrators. they should look at atenses first. they have an advantage knowing the victims knowing what the patterns are knowing what do to cover their tracks.

>> expecting a news conference later today from officials there. >> other stories making headlines it has thwarted another potential terrorist plot in minnesota. bucky rogers was raised friday and found molotov cocktails type bombs and an assault rifle. the father says the feds have it all wrong. >> we are peaceful people. we are not out to blow up the world. >> they have militia or vsm. >> the mother of boston bombing suspect tamer man tsarnaev now

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a truly unbelievable story three cleveland women missing for more than a decade found alive miles from where they disappeared. good morning. i am heather childers. >> i am patti ann browne. three brothers have been raised in the case. ainsley earhardt joining us now with the latest developments. good morning again ainsley. >> police say they were kidnapped and locked up for more than ten years as prisoners in a house in cleave land. amanda jerry, gina de jesus and michelle knight are free. these three escaped when one of the captors left the house. berry was screaming a neighbor heard the cries for help. here is his 6911 call.

>> that man charles ramsey thank goodness for him. he started helping her. >> i looked and i see this girl. she is going nuts on the door. i am like what's your problem? you stuck? just open the door. she says i can't he got it locked. i look how he has it. it's enough to reach his handout and grab the mail and close the door. naturally going to pry it open. that didn't work. we had to kick open the bottom. luckily that door was aluminum. she climbed out with her daughter. she went to my house and called 911. >> help me i am amanda berry. >> you need police fire or ambulance? >> i need police. >> what's going on there. >> i have been kidnapped i have been missing for ten years and i am here, i am free now. >> chilling. berry disappeared back in 2003 the day before her 17th birthday. about a year later 14-year-old gina dejesus you see her on the left vanished from her way home from her middle school.

meantime michelle knight who was 21 at the time was last seen leaving her cousin's house back in 2002. (cheers) >> now you can hear the crowd cheering as they learned the news family members filled with emotion after learning their loved ones were safe. >> been a lot of years we haven't heard from her, seen her. a place like this close to all of the families. >> this is a photo of awe dmaun berry at the hospital hugging her sister the young girl next to her, her daughter. all of the women are getting medical treatment now and appear to be in good health. >> it is just truly, truly amazing and it's a blessing to the community and to the members of the police department and the

families that they are alive. >> police arrested those three brothers in connection with this case. they plan to release more information at a press conference. we will be following that on the fox news channel. >> can you image? thank you so much. we spoke with silvia a cousin of gina dejesus and a possible connection to the suspect. >> i think like everybody else in the family disbelief, but then you think to yourself gina's mom has always stayed steadfast and in the belief that her daughter was alive somewhere. so couple that thought with this is unbelievable and you think, she was always right. aunt nancy was always right. here it is close to mother's day

and we have our family member home. it's mind boggling to believe that they were literally almost on the same street. i mean i can remember us canvassing that entire area and we probably in theory went to that house a thousand times and they were there the whole time. >> reports came out this morning that they have -- the family of gina knew the family involved these brothers allegedly. do you know if that in fact is true? >> our family has known the family for a very long time. >> well, so how will the ordeal effect these women? will they be able to fully recover? joining us now on the phone is psychologist jeff gardear. >> it's a pleasure, thank you. >> how difficult will it be for those three women who have been away for so long.

we don't know what was going on they were held against their will. they are obviously we don't know for sure they were probably kept as sex slaves, and who knows. they might have been tortured. maybe some stock hole am syndrome though it appears these women, at least one of them were absolutely ecstatic and desperate to get out of there. i am sure all three wanted to be out of there. as soon as they can be de briefed get psychological counseling which will take years and years and years they should make some recovery but they will never be the same. this is something they will deal with for the rest of their lives particularly from post traumatic stress disorder, depression, anxiety. >> in the meantime we are talking about the three women but there's also a child in the mix a child who some are identifying as amanda berry's daughter. what will the road be like for

this child whose identity isn't fully confirmed at this point. >> we don't know what kind of feelings she may have for the captors themselves if one of them is the father of that child. so it will be a very difficulty motionnal situation for her, because she may have split loyalties, but it does seem that with the apprehension of these individuals certainly as she gets older she will begin to understand the horror from which she may have been born and what her mother had to go through. so eventually her mind will be changed as to whatever emotional or loving feeling she may have for one of those captors if one of them is a father to her. >> you mentioned the stock hole am syndrome. that is interesting that they don't seem to be exhibiting that loyalty to their captors.

in many cases these people turns out they had chances to escape but they didn't. seems like in this case these three women were desperate oh escape. as you say a long road ahead for them but certainly on the right track in terms of understanding this was a situation they wanted to escape. >> time for your 5@5:30. >> the driver couldn't have done more to save the five women who died. >> >> a spark came out and stop the car. stop the car. >> mela was one of nine women out celebrating a friend's wedding when their limo burst into flames. once the driver pulled over she says he just got out. she was left to crawl through the partition to escape.

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>> 15 minutes until the top of the hour. the fbi says it potentially saved lives with a suspected terror arrest in minnesota. buford bucky rogers was arrested friday they found guns and explosives including molotov cocktails pipe bombs and an assault rifle. the mother of boston bombing suspect tamerlan tsarnaev wants him to be buryd in russia the news comes as cemeteries in massachusetts and all around the country are refusing to take his remains. meantime one of the three men charged with helping the brother has been released on jail. the 19-year-old is accused of lie to go federal agents. >> one day away from hearing from a trio of whistleblower who

refused to stay silent during the benghazi terror attacks. doug luzader is live with more. >> good morning. a great deal of anticipation from this hearing that begins tomorrow. the obama administration says it is all politically motivated but it has uneasy questions for the white house. three state department employee whistleblowers are going to tell the house over site committee what they know about the deadly attack on the consulate in benghazi last year. one of them gregory hicks the number two off facial will say this was not a terrorist attack. >> these brave vined you'lls particularly gregory hicks coming forward putting his career on the line saying i told them i tried to tell them consistently he talks in the testimony about calling the

state department and saying what susan rice says couldn't have been true. >> that's a reference to then ambassador susan rice. that's questions about military sponsor lack there of and the same whistleblower already told congressional investigators that u.s. response teams were told to effectively stand down. the state department meantime says this hearing is all about politics. >> this is not a process where the community is working directly with us and trying to look as we keep safe in a complex environment. >> the role of then u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton two state department employees say he effectively tried to minimize the role of the counter-terrorism department within the state department in the aftermath of the attack. doug luzader live in washington. thank you. >> the time now is almost 10 minutes until the top of the

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>> before you leave the house this morning, here's what's happening today. at 9 a.m. this morning police will be holding a news conference with new details about the three women who were found alive in a cleveland home after going missing more than ten years ago. a salt lake city district attorney says he is still considering criminal charges against a teenager accused of fatally punching a soccer referee who died over the weekend after going into a coma. >> a group of lawmakers is urging defense secretary chuck hagel to reclassify the 2009 fort hood attack. they say the injury should be considered combat related and not war place violence. >> for the good, the bad, and the ugly. first the good, a seven and a half month old baby can't walk yet but he can water ski. don't be alarmed. he's being pulled by his dad, not a boat. next the bad. a look at this robber who climbs a ladder to spray paint the security camera of a california store.

except he didn't cover his face before spraying the lens. finally the ugly, very bad sportsmanship after florida's state water polo championship, one of the players shoved someone in the water. the teams actually had to be separated. >> "fox & friends" starts now. >>gretchen: here we are. good morning everybody. it is tuesday, it is may 7, 2013. i'm gretchen carlson. thanks for sharing your time. huge news day if you're just waking up. fox news alert. found alive, a stunning story. three young women missing for ten years and more, break away from their captors. >> i'm alive. >> what's on there? >> i've been missing for ten years. i'm here. i'm free now. >>gretchen: where have they been? how did they get away? what happened over the last decade. we're covering all the